Stuck In My Head

We get a breakdown of the Mandela effect, Hash's tech support issues, and (probably most importantly) our college audition experiences and the advise we may offer for those looking to go to acting school! Give it a listen!

If you want to hear fun, heart-felt stories about our past, listen from the beginning. IF YOU WANT TO HEAR BRENDAN AND HASH GET MAD LISTEN FROM 1:00:47. In this episode, we take a look at our high school memories and how they form where we are today, and then Brendan and Hash duel it out over the issue of accountability in media. It happens somewhat randomly so be prepared.

This one's a little different. When video games are the reason for Brendan being stuck in his head, the guys take a deep dive into what makes them so entertaining and, at times, addicting, and how they either help or hinder your daily life.

Remember to vote! Remember to be okay with having boundaries! And go watch Jalen's incredible piece!https://sites.psu.edu/pscsvirtual/

Brendan brings up the question of moving away from the book, Hash gets mad, and Nick comes with the fury. Great episode. Enjoy!

Interview day! We had an interview with the lovely Kamryn Harris. She gives insight on how her music career is going, how she feels about the current environment surrounding theatre and diversity, and more! Check it out!

This one's a long one, but the conversation was super important. We'd love to hear your thoughts! Send us a message at @Stuckinmyheadpodcast on Instagram. Toxicity is important to address, and we try and see if there's a way to combat it.

Why do we do theater? A question that the three of us have a long and, perhaps, somewhat controversial conversation over Brendan's usual cup of coffee. We also report on Leslie Odom Jr's recent interview with Dax Shepherd.

We have our first guess on the Podcast. Lots of joke and lots of interesting perspective with the devilishly handsome, Graham Hancock. We really hope you enjoy this one.

Long one today so buckle up. Heavy discussions on broadway actors participating in film, why UK performance is better than American, and the (sometimes) toxicity that takes place in the theatre community. We also continue our new tradition of adding specific segments in our second season! We hope you enjoy!