Fun Facts with Chase

Have you ever wondered how much money a car dealership is making off you when the sell a car? How are mechanics paid, and what do they do when it snows? Find out all this and more on this episode of Fun Facts with Chase.

Part 2:2 - Does working at a theme park kill the magic? Or do you still walk in with wide eye’d wonder like you did the very first time? I continue my talk with special guest Kate Labriola-Gorentz.

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Part 1:2 - Does working at a theme park kill the magic? Or do you still walk in with wide eye’d wonder like you did the very first time? I talk about this with special guest Kate Labriola-Gorentz. But first, hear a brief history of the theme park. From pleasure gardens to movie parks; learn how trolly stops became amusement parks. All this and more on today’s episode of Fun Facts with Chase.

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Part 3 of 3: Have you every wondered what constitutes a Broadway theatre? Or wondered why one of the symbols of the theatre is a light bulb on a stick? What about the history of the Tony awards — who is Tony? Find out the answers to these and more on this episode of Fun Facts with Chase.

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Part 2 of 3: Have you ever wondered why everything in the theatre seems backward? Why is stage right the same as house left? Why is the front of the stage, down? And what do you do with 800lbs of lights in your hand? Hear about this, and more on today’s episode.

I have always had a passion for the theatre. It’s one of those things that had such a large impact in my life, that I can’t imagine what I would be like without those experiences. On today’s three part episode, we look into the history of the stage, the origins of theatrical terminology, and the present day fun facts that abound. From the first plays performed in ancient Greece, through what constitutes a “Broadway” theatre; we’ll even explore why I think the proper spelling is always “theatre.”

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Part 1 of 3: We look into the fun facts about Greek theatre along with its relation to Italian literature and the Commedia Dell'arte before wrapping up with the unpleasantness of talented young tenors.

I have always had a passion for the theatre. It’s one of those things that had such a large impact in my life, that I can’t imagine what I would be like without those experiences. On today’s three part episode, we look into the history of the stage, the origins of theatrical terminology, and the present day fun facts that abound. From the first plays performed in ancient Greece, through what constitutes a “Broadway” theatre; we’ll even explore why I think the proper spelling is always “theatre.”

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Get a taste of our next episode all about stagecraft and the theatre. What's a ghost light, and why do you whistle while you work?

Subscribe now and find out later this week (maybe monday, probably tuesday; I haven't written the whole thing yet); that's a fact.

For episode 1, I thought it might be nice to get to know each other. Who is Chase, and why is he telling me fun facts? We'll go along my journey through life, and learn a few fun facts along the way — from the rail yards of the Pennsylvania railroad, to designing theme parks.

Hopefully you'll find it entertaining enough to want some more, and come back next time when we're focused more closely on fun facts, and less on its host. 

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The podcast literally three people have been asking for! Get a taste of Fun Facts with Chase, and come along for the ride. I'm sure it will be everything you expect, and little more.