Children’s Music Network Annual Conference

Cory will be in Philadelphia as a member of the Board of this organization whose work he believes in very much. He’ll be meeting, speaking and performing as his alter ego Doctor Noize.

“Making Of Positive Energy!” Video

A video on the retrospective album of Cory’s alter ego Doctor Noize — an album two decades in the making — will be released today. Directed by Sidney Cullinan.

Janette Cullinan

Are you looking for an in-person event that sparks creativity and insight about how your team works? Cory and I are bringing together our energy and expertise to facilitate a half day workshop for teams of all shapes and sizes. My expertise in leadership skills assessments and teamwork will provide the foundation for understanding and leveraging the full portfolio of your team’s strengths, while Cory guides and supports your group through the process of writing a song. We’ll customize the level of deep tissue team optimization to your need. You decide whether the song serves an organizational purpose or simply challenges the team to work together and think differently.

Rooted and Rising: Building Inner Resilience for an Unstable Climate

Cory is the moderator and interviewer of this online discussion for “Stanford Alumni in Sustainability – Climate Action Forum” with his longtime friend and environmentalist Kristan Childs (Stanford ’92, MA ’97) and Teddy Kellam. Cory is a Board member of the the Climate Action Forum.

Riley Max Album #2 Release

The release of the second album from Harvard Music student and Cory’s daughter Riley Max, who is also the Music Director of the award-winning Harvard Veritones a cappella group.

“Year 1” Single & Video

The release of the second single and video from Harvard Music student and Cory’s daughter Riley Max’s second album, which Cory Co-Produced with Riley.

“Pockets” Single & Video

The release of the opening single and video from Harvard Music student and Cory’s daughter Riley Max’s second album, which Cory Co-Produced with Riley.

Janette Cullinan

I think it’s important to remember that we are all end users for one another. As we listen to each others’ aspirations, we’ll focus less on the limitations and be inspired to remove barriers to unlock opportunity.