This episode is with the performer Cesar Villavicencio. Cesar has had a ton of success performing as Pixie Aventura. We talk about life within the drag community. We also talk about his relationship with his family and the ups and downs along the way. I learned a lot, but mostly how hard these guys work for their craft!

For this "in-between-a-sode", Chris is giving his favorite tips for traveling and touring. Chris has traveled to over 35 countries and has learned a lot about packing light and efficiently. This is a nice short episode with a great amount of useful information to make traveling easier and more fun!

This episode, we talk about growing up in Hawaii, her first apartments in NYC, and her time singing with the NYC Gay Men's Chorus. We also talk about how life and her career have changed since having her son Elvis, and much much more! I had a great time this episode and learned a ton!

This episode, we talk about life growing up as an adoptee. We also talk about how it was working in London's West End and race within the Broadway community. Broadway is finally becoming more diverse, but we still have a ways to go. We also talk about her exciting documentary, "Found in Korea", which she has been working on for 6 years and the ups and downs she has had along the way. I truly loved my time with her!

​This episode, we talk about the process of learning multiple parts in, "Hamilton" and the 50 songs they had to learn as well. We also talk about what each of them learned from working with Lin Manuel. Big thanks to these four extremely talented people, Karla Garcia, Kamille Upshaw, David Guzman, and Roddy Kennedy!

This episode Al talks about growing up in New Jersey and the many things he learned from his parents, who were also his dance teachers. Al also talks about his time in NYU and what drove him to be the choreographer he is today. I am a huge fan of his choreography and his brilliant story telling. I had a great time this episode and I hope you do to!

Today's episode, Adrienne talks about growing up with her big family and how religion plays a role in her life. We also talk about her dance company, "Bad Boys of Dance" and where it is today. I haven't scene Adrienne in a few years, so it was great getting to sit down and talk.

This episode, Sean talks about his years with Houston Ballet and how he transitioned to Broadway. We also talk about some of his mentors that helped him to become the person he is today. Sean was an elite performer and now manages performers and shows to stay at an elite level. I worked under Sean on two of those shows and I highly respect his work!

This episode Brandt Martinez gives great tips to performers new to the business. He also gives insight on how he went from the newbie to Broadway's must hire. I had a blast doing this episode not just because we had two bottles of wine, but because Brandt is a good, good friend!

This episode was truly an honor. James is the current Tony Award winner for Best Featured Actor. He is an amazing talent and his energy is infectious. We talk about how important his family is. His journey to winning a Tony and even a little bit about Animaniacs and wrestling!