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BMO Inside Stories podcast pauses with Maestro Kent Nagano

June 16, 2020 | BMO Inside Stories

The BMO Inside Stories podcast explores how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted people across North America. It takes listeners into the homes of a cross-section of people — from well-known figures to the new everyday heroes at your local grocery store. Join host Scott Simmie for stories that will inform, entertain – and even inspire.

Maestro Kent Nagano shares how he’s finding meaning in self-isolation

For Maestro Kent Nagano, the music is on pause. The acclaimed conductor and music director of the Montreal Symphony Orchestra is now in Paris with his family, waiting for public gatherings – and public concerts – to resume. While very concerned about the toll the pandemic has taken, Maestro Nagano is also taking the time to slow down, reflect – and reconnect. He joins Scott Simmie to share his Inside Story.

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