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Asking For A Friend episodes
- “Asking For A Friend”: I AM AN ADULTJoanna chats with multi-hyphenate extraordinaire Sai Somboon about artistry, education, career changes, and self-actualization.42 min
- “Asking For A Friend”: Self CareJoanna explores the elusive but crucial (and evolving) journey to defining self care with Brown-Forman’s Jordan Zimmerman.43 min
- “Asking For A Friend”: Imposter SyndromeJoanna chats with journalist Céline Bossart about working with and fighting against imposter syndrome, self-discovery, and the journey of the strong woman.35 min
- “Asking For A Friend”: EthicsJoanna chats with Torrence Swain of Mezcal El Silencio about ethics in the booze business and keeping an eye on integrity in an often-devious industry.38 min
- “Asking For A Friend”: The Actor Life (Part 2)Because one episode wasn’t enough! Joanna chats with film and tv actor Patrick Chang about the on-camera side of the entertainment industry - the good, the bad, the ugly, and all the choices in between.44 min
- “Asking For A Friend”: Finding JoyJoanna chats with photographer and content creator Caleb McCotter about finding joy, staying grateful, and meeting negativity with love.41 min
- “Asking For A Friend”: Relationships!Joanna chats with cocktail maven Amanda de la Nuez about keeping her relationship healthy and respecting solo time while maintaining crazy hours in a demanding, intense career.57 min
- “Asking For A Friend”: The Actor Life (Part 1)Joanna chats with Broadway’s EJ Zimmerman about being a person of color in musical theatre, the audition hustle, and staying true to yourself when others try to define you.42 min
About Asking For A Friend
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Welcome to “Asking For A Friend”! Each episode is an unfiltered, unedited conversation about real issues with real people, hosted by producer/performer/hospo consultant Joanna Carpenter. Thanks for listening!
Original Music: James Rushin