Lou Harry Gets Real

Lou Harry (and friends) offer recommendations for cultural events taking place in Central Indiana in late January - mid-February 2019. Recorded live in the Oxford Room, January 13, 2019, as part of Lou Harry Gets Real Episode 5.

Lou's final episode of the 2018 season features hyphenated guests. Actors - musical performers Tim Grimm and Jan Lucas, join with the show's co-host actor-comedian Jason Adams.

Tim Grimm and Jan Lucas, both successful film, TV and stage actors, discuss their transisition from the LA entertainment scene to coming "back home" to Indiana, where they purchased a farm, raised a family and developed successful musical careers. Tim and Jan offer beautiful musical performances of some of Tim's great folk songs.

Actor - comedian Jason Adams is an engaged and funny co-host, but also offers a lovely / bizarre comedic bit of his own. 

This show is full of warmth, stories about remaining true to yourself, finding a home that fits you, and adhering to honesty in creating your art.

This show was sponsored by the lovely Oxford Room located above the Aristocrat Pub in Indianapolis. The Oxford Room is available for rent for private events. More info:

https://aristocratpub.com/the-oxford-room/

Lou Harry and guests / audience members from the live taping of his November episode of Lou Harry Gets Real offer suggestions for cultural events taking place in December in Central Indiana. Get in the know from the people who know.

Maestro Jack Everly, Principal Pops Conductor of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, joins host Lou Harry for this episode, "Crowd Pleasers." The two discuss Jack's start on Broadway, and his experience conducting for the American Ballet Theatre under Barishnikov. Lou added bawdy singer-songwriter / comedian Pat Godwin to the cast to balance out Maestro Everly's elegance and class. But things didn't turn out quite how Lou planned. . .

In this episode:

• You'll hear Lou and friends defile the Great American Songbook

This episode was recorded live in the Oxford Room, above the Aristocrat Pub in Indianapolis. The Aristocrat sponsored this episode and we are grateful for that beyond words. This show would not be possible without them.

Lou Harry's recommendations for cultural events in the Indianapolis area over the next two weekends, including a number of spooky Halloween-themed shows. Recorded live during Lou's 10-21-18 episode of "Lou Harry Gets Real," at the Aristocrat Pub.

These updates are a regular segment of Lou's live shows. We edit them from the final podcast due to their timely (and regional) nature.

Lou Harry's next live show, starring actors / singer-songwriters Tim Grimm and Jan Lucas-Grimm, takes place Sunday, November 11 in the Oxford Room, above the Aristocrat Pub in Indianapolis. Tickets are available here:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/lou-harry-gets-real-tickets-51708837525

Sarah Urist Green, art curator and creator of PBS Digital's "The Art Assignment" joins host Lou Harry for a lively discussion about the role of art in our culture and lives. Lou's co-host is Georgeanna Smith Wade, actress and co-director of Young Actor's Theatre. Musical guest is singer-songwriter Cara Jean Wahlers.

This episode was recorded September 16, 2018 in the Oxford Room above the Aristocrat Pub in Indianapolis.

The songs "Black Dog" and "The Hunger" copyright Cara Jean Wahlers. Both songs used with permission.

Lou Harry and his podcast panel, Sarah Urist Green and Georgeanna Smith Wade, discuss upcoming Central Indiana cultural events. Recorded live at the Aristocrat Pub, 9/16/18. 

Join award-winning journalist, author, playwright, and comedian Lou Harry for the premiere of his new podcast, Lou Harry Gets Real, a mix of insightful conversation, improv comedy and music.

This premiere episode's guests include arts philanthropist and world traveler Frank Basile, improv comedian/entrepreneur Mia Lee Roberts and singer/songwriter Vess Ruhtenberg.

The one-of-a-kind show was recorded before a very live audience in the Oxford Room, upstairs at the Aristocrat Pub in Indianapolis.

Recorded August 19, 2018