Charlotte St. Martin, President of the Broadway League talks about her career to date and the role of the League in the ecosystem of the American theater both in business as usual times and these very different ones. We talk about her unique transition from the hospitality industry to one of the most senior appointments in the theater industry worldwide, and what she's doing to ensure that Broadway not only survives the pandemic but thrives once more on the other side.

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As the Broadway shutdown enters its seventh month, Ollie Southgate sits down with six workers who were actively involved with Broadway shows at the time the shutdown began to discuss both their positive and negative experiences of this break in our industry and the potential personal consequences of their long-term unemployment.

With guests Dominic Barbaro, James Canal, Meghan Dixon, Emily Poworoznek, Brooke Smith, and Michael Rudd.

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As Putting It Together celebrates its first year, so does the Broadway Podcast Network, and we talk to its founders Dori Berinstein and Alan Seales about the inspiration behind the platform. One is a Tony and Emmy award winning producer, the other the spearhead figure behind the world-renowned “Talks At Google” series, and together they’ve beaten the odds to drastically grow a Broadway centric business in the year of coronavirus.

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Producer Kate Cannova talks about the transition from performer to producer and the lessons learned on the other side of the table. From a basement production of "Annie" to Broadway productions of some of the most socially challenging productions of the past decade, we discuss her producing career and the changing shape of Broadway on the other side of coronavirus.

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As the Broadway shutdown enters its third month, Ollie Southgate sits down with nine frequent Broadway theatergoers to discuss their expectations of "the new Broadway" and what they're looking for in their show-going experiences on the other side of COVID-19.

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With the Broadway shutdown looking set to continue through the summer, Ollie Southgate speaks to another six guests from the world of show business about the ongoing impact of the coronavirus pandemic on live theater, focusing this month on the eventual comeback and what shape it may take based on what little we know so far. In this episode, Ollie chats with Damian Bazadona (Situation Interactive), Elizabeth Furze & Scott Moore (the managing partners of AKA NYC), Michele Groner (of independent marketing consultancy The Groner Group), Bob van der Beek (the Group Commercial Director of Stage Entertainment), and Kelly Wajsgras (a Broadway avid).

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With Broadway on hiatus, Ollie Southgate speaks to seven of Broadway's best business minds from all across the industry about the toll of the coronavirus pandemic on live theater, from producers and general managers to the owners of the adjacent companies that are suffering a knock-on impact from every venue going dark at once. In this first episode, Ollie chats with Randy Adams & Sue Frost (the producers of COME FROM AWAY), Kate Cannova (a developmental producer), Bonnie Comley & Stewart Lane (the founders of BroadwayHD), Brian DeVito (the ticketing director at the general management company RCI Theatricals), and Chris Harper (the producer of COMPANY).

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Broadway marketing director Michele Groner, founder of The Groner Group, sits down to talk about the many cogs that make up a Broadway marketing campaign and just where she fits in. We discuss her eclectic career across some of Broadway's biggest players including Serino Coyne, Disney Theatrical and Stage Entertainment.

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Mike Karns, CEO of Broadway's social media management company Marathon Digital sits down to talk about the rapidly changing way Broadway shows talk to their audiences. We discuss the industry's response to the social media revolution and how a specialism may be the key that opens the door, but being a jack of all trades keeps his business going.

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Janette Roush, Managing Director of Marketing at New York City's official Destination Marketing Organization NYC & Company sits down to talk about the business of selling a city. We discuss her twenty year history of marketing and advertising Broadway's biggest titles and the role the Great White Way plays in New York's wider tourism world.

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