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Join us for a special live episode of Scrappy Broads at Sundance, recorded at Edison House, featuring acclaimed photographer and filmmaker Alex Hedison.

In this episode, Alex discusses her new short film Alok, which premiered at the festival and delves into the life of non-binary activist Alok Vaid-Menon, exploring the transformative power of compassion in social change.

Host Amy Redford guides the conversation through Alex’s artistic journey, from her Hollywood upbringing with actor father David Hedison to the intellectual influence of her mother. Alex opens up about her transition from theater and acting to photography, reflects on her role in The L Word, and shares insights into her evolving artistic vision. Tune in for an engaging discussion on creativity, personal history, and the profound themes in Alex’s latest work.

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Amy Redford and Ming-Na Wen open up about their journeys in the entertainment industry and the powerful influences that shaped their careers. The two discuss their relationships with their mothers, exploring how family dynamics impacted their paths into acting.

Redford and Wen share personal anecdotes about finding their voices as performers, navigating Hollywood as women, and balancing family life with their artistic pursuits. From early inspirations to current projects, this candid discussion offers listeners a behind-the-scenes look at the lives of these accomplished artists.

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In this candid podcast episode, Amy Redford sits down with her friend, comedian and actress Tiffany Haddish, for a wide-ranging conversation that touches on various aspects of their lives and careers. The two discuss Tiffany's background, her experiences in the entertainment industry, and her approach to life's challenges. They explore topics such as spirituality, relationships, personal growth, and the concept of being a "scrappy broad" - someone who can hold multiple truths at once. The conversation is peppered with humorous anecdotes and thoughtful reflections, showcasing the genuine friendship between Amy and Tiffany. The episode provides listeners with a unique glimpse into Tiffany's worldview and her journey as an artist and individual.

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Amy Redford chats with Olympic legend Lindsey Vonn as these two powerhouses dive deep into the exhilarating highs and challenging lows of life in and out of the spotlight.

Together, they explore the delicate balance of family expectations, the pressure of public personas, and the quest for personal fulfillment. From the adrenaline rush of competition to the quiet triumphs of everyday life, Lindsey Vonn and Amy Redford offer a candid look at reinvention and resilience.

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In the podcast episode "Postcard from the Future with Rosanne Cash," two distinguished artists from iconic entertainment families comes together for an engaging conversation. Amy Redford, the talented director and producer who happens to be the daughter of legendary actor and director Robert Redford, chats with Rosanne Cash, the Grammy award-winning singer-songwriter and daughter of the late, great Johnny Cash.

Beyond their familial ties, the two women also explored their individual bodies of work, sharing stories from behind the scenes and the creative processes that shaped their respective careers in film and music. With warmth and humor, they reflected on the joys and struggles that come with pursuing their passions in the public eye.

Whether discussing their approach to storytelling, navigating the entertainment industry, or finding their authentic voices, Redford and Cash's candid exchange provided a captivating "Postcard from the Future," offering insights into the lives of two remarkable artists carrying on the legacies of their iconic families.

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