This is a check in episode, where we talk about Keaton's triumphant return to the NY theatre scene, Peter's work trip to LA, some life changes, and what the hell is going on in Punxsutawney, PA with that holy groundhog.

Timestamps:

00:00 Introduction and Groundhog Day Myth
00:47 Reconnecting After a Break
01:57 Keaton's triumphant return to the New York Theater scene
03:47 The Impact of 'Rent' and Jonathan Larson
19:17 Sobriety Journey and Personal Growth
26:35 Peter's Life Update and Career Choices
30:21 Traveling to California
31:49 Groundhog Day Traditions
32:56 The Punxsutawney Phil Immortal 
35:56 Are Quakers responsible for Groundhog Day
39:49 Family Inventions and Bagged Salad
47:35 Theater Programs in Prisons
52:22 Concluding Thoughts and Future Plans

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Actress & director Aline Mayagoitia talks to us about making her Broadway debut in Real Women Have Curves, touring in Six the Musical, the Kiss of the Spider Woman movie, her famous family in Mexico, race/identity in theatre, and much more! 

Timestamps:

00:00 Latino Representation in Media

00:29 Introducing Aline Mayagoitia

00:50 Broadway and Career Highlights

01:50 Family Background and Mexican Broadway Royalty

03:22 Touring with Six The Musical

05:06 Challenges of Touring in America

08:04 Gentrification of Mexico City

11:46 Booking the Kiss of the Spider Woman Movie

16:44 Real Women Have Curves on Broadway

17:29 Experiences with Six The Musical

29:56 Reflecting on Sara Porkalob's Article

30:12 The Demands of Theater and Personal Well-being

31:30 The Beauty of Community Theater

32:31 Professional Theater Pressures and Expectations

34:38 The Importance of Self-Care in Performance

35:43 Iconic Performances and Theater Legends, Keat in A Little Night Music

44:16 Navigating Nepotism and Privilege in the Industry

46:19 The Impact of Cultural Background on Theater Experience

59:33 Diversity and Representation in Theater Education

01:01:45 The Evolution of Latino Representation in Theater

01:08:09 Balancing Gratitude and Ambition in a Theater Career

01:12:32 Conclusion and Upcoming Projects

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Matt Rodin is a marketing mind, a creator, an actor, a writer- and we talk to him about all of it. We get into his theatre career, as well as his new news letter, The Fourth Wall, which is about theatre marketing and social media. We also talk extensively about the use of AI in art and how to properly use it as a tool.

Timestamps:

00:00 Introduction to Matt Rodin

01:30 Craft Obsession and Career Conversations

03:54 Matt's Journey in the Theater Industry

07:07 Creating Content and Building a Career

18:54 The Power of Making Things

19:44 Exploring New Avenues: Email Marketing

28:22 The Fourth Wall Newsletter

34:46 Identifying a Market Gap in Arts Marketing

35:49 Choosing the Right Social Media Platforms

37:06 The Challenges and Benefits of Using Twitter

53:12 The Power of Relationships in Career Growth

01:03:37 Navigating AI in Creative Industries

01:12:43 Top 4 AI Tools I'm Using Right Now

01:12:52 The Power of ChatGPT and Claude

01:14:38 Navigating TikTok and Social Media

01:16:41 The Importance of Systems and Consistency

01:17:11 Exploring Perplexity and Adobe Tools

01:19:50 AI in Creative Processes

01:31:11 The Future of AI in Creative Industries

01:48:36 Balancing Quantity and Quality in Content Creation

01:49:56 Final Thoughts and Farewell

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Jaz Zapp is a comedian, singer and songwriter- and we chat with her about what it's like making a career online, being an elder emo, getting caught in creative niches, and much more!

Timestamps:

00:00 Introduction and Setting the Scene

00:53 Meet Jaz Zapp: Comedian and Musician

01:33 Musical Comedy and Viral Videos

01:54 Navigating the Emo Scene

03:06 Creating Content and Building a Brand

04:18 Challenges of Being a Female Artist

08:31 The Evolution of Fandom

32:40 Future Aspirations and Creative Journey

35:59 Pursuing Theater Dreams

36:17 The Power of Asking

36:59 Touring with Waterparks

37:56 Fake It Till You Make It

38:38 Interviewing Bands at Festivals

40:12 Breaking into the Industry

49:14 Navigating Male-Dominated Spaces

52:40 Financial Realities of Creative Pursuits

57:08 Side Hustles and Making Ends Meet

01:00:42 Balancing Creative Work and Day Jobs

01:05:21 Dealing with Snitches and Social Media

01:08:58 Upcoming Shows and Final Thoughts

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On today's episode we're talking to Esther Fallick- comedian, actress, writer & activist. We talk about her journey from theatre kid to stand up comic, how her transition has informed her comedy and her career, and how advocacy is baked into her work. 

Timestamps: 

00:00 Introducing Esther Fallick

00:59 Welcome to Glass Slipping

01:47 Bottom Surgery Recovery and Social Connections

04:58 Musical Theater Background

10:59 Disillusionment with Musical Theater

19:55 Transition to Stand-Up Comedy

29:02 Political Aspects of Comedy

33:56 The Intersection of Music and Politics

34:43 The Journey of a Trans Artist

35:15 Navigating the Stand-Up Comedy Scene

35:35 The Struggles and Realities of the Theater Industry

37:37 Finding Fulfillment in Personal Art

44:29 The Power of Speaking Out

54:12 Comedy's Role in Social Commentary

01:06:03 The Importance of Class Consciousness

01:12:58 Future Artistic Endeavors and Goals

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Today we're joined by Walter Masterson, a comedian, actor, writer & influencer. Walter is known for his man on the street style interviews and comedy sketches. He's also acted on tv & in film and makes most of his money making political comedy across internet platforms. 

00:00 Intro
00:40 Guest Introduction: Walter Masterson
01:37 Right-Wing Influencer Grift and Podcast Budgets
05:02 The Capitol Riot and FBI Visit
13:14 Death Threats and Online Harassment
23:35 Cultivating different audiences on different platforms
26:13 Fire Breathing and Sobriety Journey
33:21 January 6th Conspiracy Theories
37:17 Union Debate at Pittsburgh Game
38:24 Viral Confrontations and Content Creation
39:37 Physical Altercations and Safety Concerns
40:26 Navigating Hostile Environments
41:13 Election Night and Traveling in the South
45:21 Facing Online and In-Person Hate
58:32 Challenges of Being a Female Podcaster
01:01:27 Balancing Content Creation and Personal Life
01:03:59 Monetizing Content and Brand Deals
01:08:35 Ethical Dilemmas in Content Creation
01:15:51 Managing Mental Health as a Content Creator
01:19:20 Overwhelmed and Needing a Break
01:19:51 Justice Alito and His Wife's Controversial Conversation
01:20:34 Missing Out on Opportunities
01:20:55 Resuming Content Creation
01:21:17 Editing Challenges and Content Decisions
01:22:18 Internet Hate and Shocking Reactions
01:25:38 Unexpected Viral Moments
01:26:42 Adapting Content Post-Election
01:28:52 The Impact of Current Events on Content
01:30:17 Challenges of Political Content Creation
01:36:23 Frustrations with the Democratic Party
01:58:41 Future Aspirations and Content Management
02:01:45 Final Thoughts, Where to Find Walter, Brand Consistency

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Today on the pod we interview the iconic Estelle Allen, musical artist, producer and performer. We talk about her work, her creative process, her new album, Jamie using her music to ween off Adderall, and so much more!

Timestamps

00:00 Introduction to Estelle Allen

00:24 Estelle's Move to New York

02:29 Finding Community in New York

03:22 Music Scene: LA vs. New York

05:51 Impact of New York on Estelle's Music

11:12 The Story Behind 'DUI'

18:01 Challenges of Being a Female Musician

21:01 Creative Process and Inspirations

26:32 Visuals for 'DUI' Music Video

30:00 Financial Realities of Music Production

30:13 Discussing Low-Budget Music Video Production

31:29 Shoutout to Mitchell Harris

32:09 Creative Solutions for Low-Budget Filmmaking

33:15 Challenges of Shooting in New York

35:18 The Hypocrite Shoot Story

41:02 Improvisation in Filmmaking

43:39 Sleep Schedules and Productivity

49:58 Living with a Manager

57:42 ADHD and Creativity

01:01:17 Exploring Music as a Healthier Addiction

01:02:09 Transitioning into Hyperpop During Quarantine

01:02:48 The Influence of 100 Gecs and Brockhampton

01:03:42 Rediscovering the Joy in Music

01:04:47 Early Musical Influences and Joy

01:05:24 The Faustian Transaction of Learning Music

01:05:53 The Confidence Curve in Art

01:06:10 The Challenge of Enjoying Art as a Creator

01:08:42 Touring and the Struggle with Old Material

01:10:06 Reconnecting with Older Music

01:12:48 Nostalgia and Artistic Evolution

01:16:12 Writing About Mental Illness and Being a Woman

01:17:17 The Flood in New York and Detached Reality

01:18:52 The Recycled Culture and Lack of Originality

01:19:43 Nostalgia and the Expiration Date of Society

01:21:35 The Impact of 9/11 on Millennials

01:23:03 The Nostalgia for the Early 2000s

01:24:48 Using Modern Tools in Music Creation

01:26:34 The Artistic Choice of Autotune

01:31:50 The Magic of Plugins and Vocal Processing

01:40:25 The Ritual of Music Creation

01:43:56 The Pursuit of Mastery in Art and Gaming

01:45:02 Reflecting on FromSoft Games and Community

01:45:54 The Pursuit of Mastery in Sekiro

01:46:59 Video Games and Real-Life Skills

01:48:04 FromSoft Games as Musical Training

01:55:42 The Influence of Disney and Broadway on Music

01:58:00 Sondheim's Musical Genius

01:59:56 Musical Theater Ambitions and Personal Reflections

02:01:03 Tattoo Stories and Personal Anecdotes

02:06:58 Sibling Dynamics and Parental Expectations

02:12:38 Promoting New Music and Social Media Presence

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On this episode we interview Patrick Stump, lead singer and rhythm guitarist for the band Fall Out Boy. We talk about not being able to pay for meals on the road, the ups and downs of a long career, jumping through industry hoops,  and the possibility of playing the moon in 2025.

Timestamps:

00:00 Introduction to the Podcast

00:37 Welcoming Patrick Stump

01:37 Discussing the Music Industry

02:19 Early Struggles and Breakthroughs

08:57 Touring and Financial Challenges

17:03 Recording and Gaining Popularity

23:19 The Big Moment at Skate and Surf

31:08 Reflecting on Success and Future Goals

37:55 Adjusting to the Content Era

39:01 Challenges of Writing on the Road

39:43 Balancing Performance and Creativity

42:28 The Importance of Vocal Training

46:22 Accepting the Role of a Singer

53:46 The Grammy Realization

57:48 Commitment to Songwriting

01:07:47 The Value of Songwriting in the Music Industry

01:18:02 Creative Tensions in the Studio

01:18:40 Combining Lyrics and Melody

01:21:26 Reflecting on Song Success

01:24:18 Navigating Band Dynamics

01:26:52 The Role of Confidence in Creativity

01:29:39 Balancing External Input

01:32:17 The Importance of Persistence

01:35:31 Learning from Other Artists

01:41:43 Trusting Your Instincts

01:48:57 Concluding Thoughts and Future Plans

Glass Slipping is a brand new show focused on how artists are making money and surviving in the modern world. We'll be releasing new episodes every Friday. 
Filmed by Jamie Rice.
Edited by Peter Scattini & Jamie Rice

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On this episode we answer questions from the listeners. We cover a wide variety of topics from how to handle creative burnout, our favorite video games, the importance of collaboration, and more! If you have a question you'd like to ask us- you can leave a comment on our Youtube channel or our Instagram page.

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