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Jasmin wraps up Ensemble with some parting thoughts on key learnings and provocations that emerged throughout the season.

In the last episode of Ensemble, we reflect on our time studying New York's revival and its relation to performing art, and discuss what we collectively imagine is coming next for the city.

Our final stage is performance in everyday life, from digital stages like Instagram to intimate rooftop kickbacks.

We stop by Washington Square Park and stroll through Soho to see how New York artists are claiming the streets as their stage.. from buskers to fashion icons.

Jasmin and Montana hit the streets after dark to study performance at New York's iconic nightlife staples.

We head to Hudson Yards and Chelsea, home to untraditional performing arts institutions who are challenging the essence of what a "stage" is and can be.

We visit Broadway to reminisce on the set routines and rituals that come with performance, and start to identify how these traditions are being challenged based on new cultural norms and needs emerging from the pandemic.

As the curtain rises and shows begin once again, we visit Uptown Manhattan to take a look at how audiences and performers are returning the stage.

Montana and Jasmin meet for drinks in Soho and chat about the reawakening of New York City and what inspired "Ensemble."

Montana introduces the origins of the Ensemble project and gives you a glimpse at what you'll hear this season.

Lilia Karimi is a creative entrepreneur, yogi, and author with an impressive track record. Today, Lilia walks us through how she paved a professional career path out of her passion for wellness & hospitality.

Will Davis is a product manager, entrepreneur, and soon-to-be software engineer. In today's episode, Will gives us his unfiltered thoughts as he leaves PM to pursue software engineering.

You may recognize the name Levi Barrie as the audio engineer for To That Point, but he also wears a number of other creative hats: filmmaker, photographer, and freelancer. In this episode Levi talks about how he navigated corporate jobs in the creative industry, and eventually found the confidence to pursue freelance work full-time.

Jasmin & Montana recap the past few months and talk about what’s coming next in 2021 for the To That Point podcast.

Minus Us brings together creatives of all kinds to collaborate and design on thrifted clothes. Co-founders Johann and Reese talk about leaving a corporate job for design, how they got into thrifting, and why they want to change the way people see vintage and second hand clothing.

In our conversation with co-founders Devin and Tegan, we learn about The Canvas' unique retail business model, debate the difference between true greenwashing and cancel culture in the ethical fashion industry, and discuss the potential future of The Canvas as a venture lab for sustainable development.

Nora Eslander is the Brand Manager at Renewcell, a Swedish-based company that creates a raw material called Circulose from textile waste. The fiber can be reincorporated into the manufacturing process at an industrial scale, shifting the fashion supply chain to circularity. Circulose was named one of Time Magazine's Best Inventions of 2020.

FABCYCLE founder Irina McKenzie on creating new business models that encourage circularity in fashion by finding innovative outlets to reuse, recycle & recover fabric waste.

Co-Founder Siying Qu shares why she founded Private Policy NY, and how the brands approach to design sparks conversation on global socio-political issues.

How two entrepreneurs with business backgrounds entered the world of fashion and cannabis to transform the smoker stereotype, de-stigmatize cannabis consumption, and use their platform for social change.