Hi everyone!

We've been quite busy, as you'll hear in this mini-episode. We'll probably pop in and out with a few more junior episodes before we get back on track. Thank you so much for your patience as we get all our projects under control. We'll talk to you soon!

~Ross & Jamie

Ross and Jamie Adventure

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In this episode, Jamie and (very special guest) Christie help a group of (pretend) kids produce a season of musical theater. 

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Thanks for listening!

It's all about dance this season as Jamie selects shows for a collaboration with a dance ensemble. 

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You can also see what we're up to in all these places:

https://rossandjamieadventure.com/

https://tinyvillagemusic.com/

http://rossmalcolmboyd.com/

https://notyourmomsmusicaltheater.com/

It's Tony time so this episode we talk Tony's. Ross tries to talk E3 highlights, and Squeak tries to talk Tony Hawk. In the end, everyone's coming up roses.

If you have Tony thoughts, or any kind of thoughts you'd like to share, let us know at [email protected] or on our Facebook page.

If you're interested in joining our production of Goblin Market in Concord, NH this November, visit Not Your Mom's Musical Theater for details.

Jamie presents a season of dream roles, Ross learns geography, and we want to see your pups.

Send pictures of your dog (or cat, or parakeet) listening to Ross's new album Clouds to [email protected] (which also happens to be a great place to share your thoughts about the show.)

Thanks for listening. Talk to you next season!

Jamie assembles a season of musicals around an actor who can't sing, Ross is talked into discussing Detective Pikachu, and everyone has a good time.

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In this episode, a sleepy Jamie and Ross give a nod to stage animals with such hot takes as, “The reviews were quite mixed but … the reason it got chosen for this season is there was a dog onstage.”

They also discuss digital fur technology, the archival practices of Walt Disney World, and Sonic The Hedgehog.

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Thanks for listening!

It's on. We were joined by a very special guest, Abby Eaton, for the ultimate 90s musical showdown. Heh, showdown. Jamie and Abby bring three shows each to deliver dueling seasons the likes of which have never been seen.* This episode was so much fun and we hope Abby can join us again in the future.

Tell us your top 90s musical at [email protected], or on our Facebook page.

Also, I couldn't find any audio record of Chronicle of a Death Foretold save for this. I won't be in NY for a while, so if you have any leads, you know how to reach me.

*on this show, at least.

Episode 22 is an episode about one-person shows. It's a show about endings and new beginnings. It's also about Broadway HD dot com. 

NYT Sony and Dance article from 1985

https://www.nytimes.com/1985/09/19/arts/stage-song-dance-with-bernadette-peters.html

Broadway HD dot com

https://www.broadwayhd.com/index.php

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It’s the Max Fun Drive! Even though this podcast has nothing to do with the Maximum Fun network, we do pledge breaks anyway! We also discuss murder mystery musicals and why no one should ever stage Clue. Ever.

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