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Get ready for the one, the only...Henry Beasley! Henry and I have been close for quite some time now, but it was really amazing to be able to sit down and really get into it with him. We got to talking about the power of music in his life as a kid, and how he was embraced by the theatre community. He’s also been doing fight choreography recently, which was super fascinating to talk about - a new topic that we haven’t covered with anyone yet!

Sorry for the late episode this week, I was off galavanting about in Seattle with my lovely sister which caused some delays, but we’re back next week on Monday the 14th!

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This is a very special episode to me as I got to talk to the next generation of theatre makers, the very talented duo of Jill Perkins and Trevor Walls. We spoke a bit about creating new and exciting content, how to be a leader, and learning to excel in your chosen field when you’re at a young age and just starting out. Then there’s the fun and stressful job of auditioning for theatre schools when you’re just starting out. This is definitely one to listen closely to!

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Sidney is a new friend of mine - we worked together for the first time less than a year ago, but we’ve quickly become very close. During our interview I got to talk to her about her time in New York, and how easy it is to fall in love with the city. She is also a teacher and director which I think a lot of us know is very hard, but rewarding work. Finally, as is often the case, we chatted about family and how important it is to have support from those closest to you.

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Everyone say hello to the amazing Natalie Backerman! This week we talked about what it’s like to grow up with parents who are in the theatre community and what it’s like being adopted. We also got to talking about our old theatre school days, and how much of an effect it had on her to go there directly out of high school. Best of all though, we took some time to go over self care, and why it’s so important especially in the life of an artist.

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Ali is our first official returning guest!

This week we got to chat a bit about what it’s like to be a POC in theatre, and how that affects what sort of roles a person may be seen for. Unintentional deepness was also had on this episode when we went into personal relationships and dealing with loss. Finally, we play catch up with what she’s been doing since last time we had her on.

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This one has been a long time coming I think! Finally I got to talk to the amazing, talented, unbelievably kind (seriously it’s actually unbelievable) Justin Lapena!

Justin is a bit of a gym rat to say the least, so we talked a bit about fitness and how it relates to theatre. We also got to talking about life, theatre, love, and faith. Needless to say, this one is a great time!

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Hi everyone, and welcome to the second and final part of our Musical Therapy specials. For this episode I got to talk to my very good friend, the amazingly talented Adam Van Loo! We chatted about him a bit, and then dived right in to a mock music therapy session, complete with drums, clapping, and special guests! If you are interested in more information then check out the following links:

Deforia Lane Lecture and Demonstration (demo starts at 3:30) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIS7oeUwLis

Music Therapy Association of British Columbia - http://www.mtabc.com/

Thanks for listening as always, see you on Monday for episode 10!

Hello, and welcome to the first of a special two part series celebrating Music Therapy month, and featuring one of my best friends Aimee Murdoch! Before doing this interview I didn’t know anything at all about music therapy, but let me tell you it is fascinating and inspiring stuff! Please enjoy this special episode, and don’t forget to tune in tomorrow morning for part two!

P.S. For anyone interested, here is a link to Music Heals for those who are interested in further research: https://musicheals.ca/

This week was an emotional one! I got to talk to the amazingly talented Colton Fyfe, and we were both surprised by where our talk went.

We got to talking about what it means to be masculine in a theatre career, keeping up family relationships, and dealing with loss. Colton also grew up in the Yukon, so we got to chat a bit about what it was like to come from the far north to a city like Vancouver.

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I am so excited to bring this week's episode to you! I got a chance to sit down with Hannah Unterschultz, truly one of the kindest and most amazing people that I know.

We spoke a lot about family, relationships, and learning how to love yourself. It was really inspiring.

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