In this week's episode, Noelle and Fiona speak with Hunter Foster, an amazing dancer/performer based in LA. They dive into hilarious chats about his new life in California, as well as his most recent and exciting experiences in the dance industry! Hunter brings amazing energy to the podcast and leaves both hosts crying with laughter. In addition, Noelle and Fiona give you a blast from their past as they reminisce on their time together in middle school and all the shenanigans that occurred back in the day.

This week, your hosts discuss some fun and disturbing memories from their travels together. They talk about the polarity of New York and Los Angeles and how difficult people can be...The second half of the episode is a closer look into the workings of their minds as they ask each other character questions that give insight into their personalities.

On this episode Noelle and Fiona talk with Ari Kaiman, an actress, combatant, writer, and producer. Ari shares her interesting experience as an actress and opens up about doing stage combat. She also dives into her relationship with zodiac signs and inspires some deep dialogue amongst the hosts. Ari brought an amazing energy to the podcast, creating good vibes and great laughs.

This week, Noelle and Fiona fly solo with a special episode! They talk about their pasts in the Napa Valley, including hilarious parties and small town cops. Your hosts discuss the financial struggles of being an artist and recall comedic moments of being scammed from desperation. They conclude by relating to each other with recent stories of dinner parties gone wrong and how important it is to stand up for what’s right.

Noelle and Fiona talk to Dava Huesca about her process and experience as a growing successful dancer in New York City. They discuss the dance community and the hidden differences between concert and commercial dance. They also talk about Dava’s upcoming and past projects, as well as how she came to this point in her career and where she plans to go.

Noelle and Fiona talk with Michael Nicolo, a writer and director based out of NYC. Michael and Noelle crossed paths at Purchase College where they both graduated from and became close friends. Michael brings nothing, but wisdom, honesty and positivity to the podcast as they discuss his experience as a queer writer in NYC. Also, leading up to the interview, Noelle and Fiona share some hilarious stories that seem to come right out of a movie. Including a peculiar segment, specifically focused on showers.

Noelle and Fiona talk with one of Fiona's closest friends, Stephen Ndama, (aka Siapha). Stephen is an extremely talented individual who is not limited by one artistic medium. Whether he’s using his skills as a visual artist, producer, rapper, comedy writer or actor, this artist does not cease to create. Stephen brings the chillest vibes and a humble demeanor to the podcast as they discuss his upbringing, inspirations, passions and upcoming projects. Anyone who listens will want to be his friend.

Noelle and Fiona talk with Lauren D’Elia, Producer, Vocal Engineer, and 2021 Grammy Nominee, about her journey and experiences in the music industry. Lauren made her way from the East Coast, finally hitting LA where she made some interesting connections and took some inspiring steps on her journey. Lauren only brings good vibes, inspiring words, undeniable talent and a sweet and humble character. It’s amazing learning how many big name artists sound the way they do because of her work.

Noelle and Fiona talk to Libby about her past and present experiences as a young artist in New York City. They discuss her most recent hurdles and successes during the pandemic and how her art and mental health have grown over this past year. Libby brings a ton of energy, comedy, and honesty to her interview. Enjoy!

PSA: We experiences some technical difficulties with audio for this interview. It is something we have since resolved and will not occur again. Thank you.

On this first episode, your Co-Hosts Noelle and Fiona welcome you to Dope Like Us. They introduce themselves and share their backgrounds and experiences as young artists. They give a run down of their goals for Dope Like Us and some foreshadowing for the future of the podcast!