Anna and Judd are back and ready for another season of Say Now! Learn what they've been up to in the past four months and what plans are in motion for Season 3.

Anna and Judd look back on Season 2, put each other through a lightning round, and want to know your go to ice cream order. Thank you to all of our incredible Season 2 guests, we'll see you all soon for Season 3!

This week, Anna and Judd chat goals, manifestation, and persistence with Serenity S'rae.

 

Serenity S'rae is a 19-year old actress, writer, and performer from Atlanta, Georgia in her second year in Boston University’s BFA Theatre Arts Program. Serenity wrote her first play last semester and is now directing, producing, and devising a play that pays homage to Ntozake Shange, the author of For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide / When the Rainbow Is Enuf, called "Somebody Anybody Sing a Black Girl Song." She has often found herself being the black woman in the room and fights to cultivate spaces for black women to thrive in and safely express themselves artistically.

 

If you're able to support Serenity's fundraising efforts, please donate here. 

Follow her on Instagram and Facebook for updates @serenitysrae

Say Now welcomes professional cyclist, 2020 World Champion, and Tokyo 2021 hopeful Emma White. Join Anna and Judd as they learn all they can about the team pursuit event. Hear all about Emma's journey and mindset, and why "control the controllables" has become her mantra. 

 

Follow Emma on instagram @emmawhite7 and check out her World Championship victory here.

This week Anna and Judd chat with Lana Vasiljevic. Born in Croatia and raised in southern California, Lana has bopped around the US while in pursuit of learning. Dancer and Pediatrician by trade, professional coffee enthusiast, amateur record collector and gardener.

This week on Say Now... Anna and Judd unpack their childhood fashion senses before diving in to talk with Tanya Orellana - set designer and organizing member of LaGente Network (The Latinx Theatre Design Network). Tanya's way of speaking about space and identity is compelling and inspiring - we can't wait for you to listen! 

Find out more about Tanya Orellana at tanyaorellana.com, or @tanyaorellanadesign on instagram. For more about LaGente Network, find them on instagram @lagentenetwork

This week Anna and Judd chat with circus artist turned fashion designer,  Patrick Allen Wood. We chat all things circus life, creative process, body image, and building a business during the pandemic.

Want to shop Patrick's designs? Check out his online store: patrickallenwood.com

Or, follow Patrick on instagram @patrickallenw and tiktok @patrickallenwood

Anna and Judd are back and looking for skin care recommendations! Send us your favorites on instagram @saynowpodcast. We catch up with Yajaira Cabrera-Tineo, Judd's good friend and former roommate. We chat about growth, perspective, empathy, and why it's okay not to know everything.

Meet Justin Ko and learn more about his path as we chat about identity, business, and education. Oh, and the delicious food he serves up at the restaurant he runs with his mom, Son of Egg in Albany, NY! 

Didn't catch the books Justin recommended? We have your back. Let us know what you #saynow about The Richest Man in Babylon by George S. Clason and The Strangest Secret by Earl Nightingale.

Stay in touch with Justin on Instagram @jkosequis and @son_of_egg.

Eileen Fitzgibbons believes in movement as a way to connect with others and as a catalyst for personal growth and self development. Join Anna, and Judd as they chat with Eileen around her self-described identities of mother, wife, daughter, sister, friend, coach, teacher, student, small business owner. 

Follow Eileen on instagram @eileen.fitzgibbons and her gym, Anatomie @anatomielife

 

Some adult language.