Actor, tattoo artist, and now news anchor, perhaps a good question for Mollynook Podcast's fourth guest, Joey Nelson, would be "what can't you do?" In this episode, Joey (with a cameo from his brother in-law) comes on the podcast to discuss his projects-- both upcoming and past-- including his guest appearance on the television game show, Ink Masters!

In this episode of Mollynook Podcasts, I chatted with the Penn State Theater Troupe, Harmony, about their mission to provide individuals with special needs their chance in the spotlight. We also discuss their transition to zoom for digital theater shows-- the challenges and the unforeseen benefits.

Colleen, a licensed music therapist, expresses the value of the growing field (of music therapy) by citing her own experiences as a teacher and therapist for individuals with special needs; and breaking down the core techniques utilized in music therapy, and identifying the goals those techniques can build towards.

Graduate student Megan McGrath explains how valued communication goals for individuals with developmental disabilities can be achieved through performance techniques such as improv, dance, and music.

Matt and his friend (and frequent co-director) Kaleb continue to work on their screenplay: "The Werewolf Who Loved Meets the Werewolf Who Hated" in this behind the scenes proto-podcast podcast.