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Eddie Korbich is currently appearing on Broadway in The Music Man. He has also appeared on Broadway in Breakfast at Tiffany’s, A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder, A Christmas Story, The Little Mermaid, The Drowsy Chaperone (Drama Desk nomination), After the Night and the Music, Wicked, Seussical, Carousel, Singin’ in the Rain, and Sweeney Todd.

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Although holding onto people, places and things is a human trait, it doesn’t mean it’s good for us. It keeps us stuck and attracts more negativity into our lives.

In LET THAT GO! Kassíra McKee leaves no stone unturned. By presenting examples of her own and others’ personal experiences, she clearly identifies the reasons we hold on and provides you with the powerful keys to blessing, releasing and completely forgiving them. Most important, Kassíra teaches you how to create and recite your own powerful, affirmative prayers, which assists you in quickly and energetically letting go of anything and anyone that is negative from your life experience – once and for all! I believe this is a valuable addition to the ongoing dialogue about how to live a meaningful and joyful life. As someone who has also suffered and overcome serious childhood abuse and illness, I found Kassíra's truths and stories to be an effective way to absorb her unique perspective and lessons on life. I think anyone would benefit from reading and then doing the work to experience the benefit of Letting That Go!- Michael Lisagor, author, Romancing the Buddha, and 49 year practitioner of SGI Nichiren Buddhism

“Raw and intimate. Wise and vulnerable. Let That Go! is a book, a workbook, for life. It is possible that we can choose not to cripple ourselves by spinning emotionally through challenges.”- Terri Zee, Evolutionary Astrologer Soul contracts are based on the notion that before incarnating into a new body, our souls correspond other’s souls. During these prenatal meetings, human souls negotiate agreements to collaborate and develop further on Earth.

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Karen Morrow, beloved stage and television personality, first stepped onto the New York stage as the female lead 'Jeannie' in I Had a Ball co-starring Buddy Hackett and Richard Kiley. Her last performance on Broadway was playing the dual role of ‘The Princess Puffer’/‘Miss Angela Prysock’ in the original Tony® Award-winning musical The Mystery of Edwin Drood. Her stage work outside of New York includes the role of ‘Parthy’ in the Tony®- Award winning production of Show Boat, as well as leading roles in Die Fledermaus, Anything Goes, Annie Get Your Gun, Call Me Madam, Hello, Dolly!, Oliver!, Follies, Sweeney Todd, A New Brain and White Christmas The Musical. She has appeared in concerts with major orchestras in Los Angeles, Minneapolis, New York, Honolulu and The White House. She can be heard on the concept album Miss Spectacular, a studio recording of an unproduced work by Jerry Herman with whom she has worked and recorded extensively. Other albums include White Christmas: The Musical. Karen performed regularly on Garrison Keillor's popular broadcast A Prairie Home Companion. She starred in the series Singin' alongside her performance peer (and friend) Nancy Dussault. Together, they won an Emmy® Award for the PBS program Cabaret Tonight. In addition to theatre and concert performances, Karen is a nationally sought-after Master Class Teacher in the art of musical theatre performance. She has conducted classes at Carnegie-Mellon; Northwestern; University of Southern California; University of California-Irvine; Pepperdine; Arizona State University; Viterbo; Baylor; the Kennedy Center and the Los Angeles Music Center.

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National Potato Day is August 19, so if you like spuds, this one’s for you! Never celebrated this tasty tot before? Good news, we have the lowdown on how to do things up right with facts and links to turn you from couch potato to party animal. Potatoes have been a popular food for centuries so it’s about time we recognize this versatile and ap-peeling favorite. Mashed, smashed, chipped, or covered in cheese, potatoes can be eaten with just about every meal — or as a meal! — making these starchy veggies a delicious and easy way to get iron, potassium and vitamin c. The puns are just baked right in! Now just fry and stop us from telling you the whole scoop on what makes National Potato Day so …spudtacular.  I am joined by cross over vocalist Martha Bartz, publicist Harlan Boll, actress Ilene Graff and Danielle Enlightened.

Martha Bartz is in demand as a mezzo soprano classical concert and oratorio soloist, solo recitalist, cabaret performer and opera principal. 

Harlan Boll (BHBPR) is an independent publicist, specializing in literary, personality, theatre, music, event and non-profit PR. 

Danielle Enlightened is a 33 year old queer, female from Long Island, NY; who has been an awakened spirit medium since her earliest memories at age 3.

Ilene Graff's television work includes Barnaby Jones, Laverne & Shirley, Mork & Mindy, Three's Company, Lewis & Clark, and St. Elsewhere. From 1985 until 1990, she played what is possibly her best known role, Marsha Owens, the wife of Bob Uecker's character, George, in the sitcom Mr. Belvedere.

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ALAN PAUL is one of the founding members of internationally acclaimed, 10 x GRAMMY AWARD winning vocal group, THE MANHATTAN TRANSFER. This year, 2022, the group is celebrating their 50th Anniversary with a worldwide tour and a new album FIFTY, being released by Craft/Concord in October. Alan was born and raised in Newark, New Jersey and began his professional career on Broadway at the age of 12 in the original Broadway cast of OLIVER. As a child actor, he worked extensively in stage, film and TV and then took a hiatus from his career to further his music studies. He entered Kean University (Newark State College), as a Voice Major and earned a BA in Music Education. In 1992 Alan received an Honorary Doctorate degree in Human Letters from his alma mater, Kean University and another in Music from Berklee College of Music along with his Transfer partners. After graduation, Alan and was cast in the original Broadway production of GREASE, where he created the roles of Teen Angel and Johnny Casino. In 1972, while still performing in Grease, Alan met Janis Siegel, Tim Hauser and Laurel Massé and together formed The Manhattan Transfer. In 1975 they released their first album on Atlantic Records which propelled the group from playing clubs in New York City to international fame. In 1979, Cheryl Bentyne joined the group after a car accident forced Laurel Massé to stop. They have recorded over thirty albums, have been inducted into the Vocal Group Hall of Fame, The East Coast Music Hall of Fame, received Lifetime Achievement Awards from The Society of Singers, Barbershop Harmony Society and the National Music Council. https://www.facebook.com/alanpaulofficiall

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LaVon Fisher-Wilson's Broadway credits include: The Color Purple (Sophia, three Gossips, Church Soloist), Chicago the Musical (Mama Morton), Lysistrata Jones (Heteira), and Disney’s Newsies (Medda Larkin). Her off-Broadway credits include Emmet Otters Jugband Christmas (Mrs. Mink), Three Mo Tenors, Super You the Musical (AMA amazing) and Three Mo Divas! Regional Credit include Hairspray (Motormouth), Jelly’s Last Jam (Gran Mimi, Suzu Award), Once in this Island (Asaka), Dreamgirls (French Davis’ Understudy for the role of Effie), and most recently, All Shook Up (Sylvia). She can be seen in TV and in films such as Disney’s Teen Beach Movie (Big Mama), Team Toon (Ike’s Mom), “Quantico,” and HBO’s “Divorce.” LaVon also does voice lesson and workshops that include fellow Broadway actors/actresses, for schools visiting New York called The Broadway Experience. She is also the lead singer of her singing group: LaVon & The Vonettes!!! Much love goes to Hubby, Darrell C. Wilson and Their 3 greatest creations: Darrell Jr., Darrien, and DaVonna Wilson! She’s Represented by Avalon Artist Group. Follow her on twitter@lavonfwilson, instagram@lavonfisherwilson, Facebook@lavonfisherwilson, and TikTok@lavonfisherwilson1 millikin university alumna kentucky

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Although holding onto people, places and things is a human trait, it doesn't mean it's good for us. It keeps us stuck and attracts more negativity into our lives.In LET THAT GO! Kassíra McKee leaves no stone unturned. By presenting examples of her own and others' personal experiences, she clearly identifies the reasons we hold on and provides you with the powerful keys to blessing, releasing and completely forgiving them.Most important, Kassíra teaches you how to create and recite your own powerful, affirmative prayers, which assists you in quickly and energetically letting go of anything and anyone that is negative from your life experience - once and for all!K Kassíra's inspiring book Let That Go! epitomizes Václav Havel's hard won sentiment, "Hope is a state of mind, not a state of the world." She has done a thorough job of correlating the Buddhist concept of the creation of our individual karma - cause and effect - with the practice of blessing, releasing and complete forgiveness. I believe this is a valuable addition to the ongoing dialogue about how to live a meaningful and joyful life. I think anyone would benefit from reading and then doing the work to experience the benefit of Letting That. As we return, for our first return episode we are going to focus on the first 25 pages of the book. The more you send out, the more powerful the energy becomes, and the greater opportunity it has to team up with similar energy so that it can grow and flow, contributing to what she calls the "boomerang effect" - what you send out comes back to you multiplied.

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For those who value the quality of sound, vinyl records are here to stay. As we wrap up the week, I will be joined by 5 friends who will share their favorite vinyl record experiences! National Vinyl Record Day on August 12 is your chance to go old school. Spin music lovers all around the world have disagreements on a number of things, but one thing we think everyone can agree on is that vinyl records are here to stay. For those who value the quality of sound, owning physical copies of your favorite albums, or simply the nostalgia factor, it’s probably safe to assume you’ve got your own collection of vinyl records stashed away somewhere. So now’s your time to dust off the old needle and let the music take you away on a cloud of good, good, good, vibrations. Tune in for an hour devoted to one of my favorite methods of listening to music!

I am joined by Conor Grant from The Garland Gab and Charlotte Libov of Sing Out! on Facebook

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Patricia Ann Carroll (May 5, 1927 – July 30, 2022) was an American actress and comedian. She was known for voicing Ursula in The Little Mermaid as well as having a long acting career, including appearances in CBS's The Danny Thomas Show, ABC's Laverne & Shirley, and NBC's ER. Carroll was an Emmy, Drama Desk, and Grammy Award winner, as well as a Tony Award nominee. I first became familiar with her as Prunella in the 1965 Rodgers and Hammerstein's adaptation of Cinderella and became an instant fan. Please join me as I celebrate her with colleagues who knew her best as we celebrate her career, life, and body of WORTH! We are joined by Christine Fournier, Dan Goggin (Nunsense), and Lesley Ann Warren!

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Brad Oscar was nominated for the 2001 Tony Award for his role as Nazi playwright "Franz Liebkind" in The Producers. He has appeared in several productions at the Arena Stage in Washington, DC. In 2005, he played "The Devil" (Mr. Applegate) in Damn Yankees, and in October 2006 he played "Master of Ceremonies" in Cabaret. He has completed playing multiple roles, including "Lady Enid" in The Mystery of Irma Vep in 2008. Other regional work includes the title role in the musical Barnum, at the Asolo Repertory Theatre (Florida).