Lou Eyrich is a costume designer best known for her work in the television series Glee and American Horror Story: Asylum. In 2012, she was awarded a Career Achievement Award in Television from the Costume Designers Guild.  She also happens to be the former wardrobe artist for The Manhattan Transfer.

Lou Eyrich is a costume designer best known for her work in the television series Glee and American Horror Story: Asylum. In 2012, she was awarded a Career Achievement Award in Television from the Costume Designers Guild. She also happens to be the former wardrobe artist for The Manhattan Transfer.

Cheryl Chats with Lou Eyrich

Cheryl Bentyne has been a member of iconic, jazz vocal group THE MANHATTAN TRANSFER for over 40 years and is a 10x GRAMMY winner. She has survived cancer two times and continues to create music and perform, both as a solo artist and member of the group. 

"Like most people who develop a serious disease, when I heard my cancer diagnosis, I immediately felt alone. I didn’t understand the depth of my illness, or the darkness that I went through--so how could anyone else?"

But as my podcast reveals, cancer patients are always supportive, understanding and caring for each other. This is my journey, revealed through stories of eight inspiring Warrior Women. One on one conversations.  

Intimate yet open, afraid yet hopeful. And laughter...lots of laughter. I know you’ll be as inspired by their stories as I am.” —cb

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Cheryl Bentyne has been a member of iconic, jazz vocal group THE MANHATTAN TRANSFER for over 40 years and is a 10x GRAMMY winner. She has survived cancer two times and continues to create music and perform, both as a solo artist and member of the group. "Like most people who develop a serious disease, when I heard my cancer diagnosis, I immediately felt alone. I didn’t understand the depth of my illness, or the darkness that I went through--so how could anyone else?" But as my podcast reveals, cancer patients are always supportive, understanding and caring for each other. This is my journey, revealed through stories of eight inspiring Warrior Women. One on one conversations. Intimate yet open, afraid yet hopeful. And laughter...lots of laughter. I know you’ll be as inspired by their stories as I am.” —cb

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