Sunday Night Supper

In this episode, we sit down with our meal and talk about instances of our lives where we have encountered privilege.

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Torin Van Houten (2:45) takes us inside a fight between a young adult and a true adult on a youth basketball court, and Vanessa Bretas (19:55) returns to the show to tell about an experience of working without knowing if she would be paid.

Hosted and Edited by Andrew Terrance Kaberline

Produced by Julia Katz, Chelsea Rugg, and Andrew Terrance Kaberline

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This Sunday, we explore stories about picking yourself up and going somewhere different.

Leila Goldstein (2:00) explores what she has learned living in a new culture, then Dylan Shirek (10:55) takes us across borders in a not-so-legal fashion, and Andrew (23:30) gives a toast to travel.

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Hosted and Edited by Andrew Terrance Kaberline

Stories Curated by Vanessa Bretas and Jason Tolbert

Produced by Julia Katz, Chelsea Rugg, and Andrew Terrance Kaberline

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Part Two of our sitdown with the founding members of Artilliers. In this episode, they explore more moments of insanity, specifically the self-inflicted kind.

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First Jake Beckhard explores the insanity of attempting to clown around (1:20). Then Trey Fillmore looks back at a moment of his life where his body had to let him know that he had lost control (11:00). Finally the Artilliers give us a quick toast (26:55)

Featuring Stories from Jake Beckhard and Trey Fillmore

Hosted and Edited by Andrew Terrance Kaberline

Recorded by Artilliers

Produced by Julia Katz, Chelsea Rugg, and Andrew Terrance Kaberline

For more information on Artilliers production of  “Artuad Artuad,” click here

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Part One of our sitdown with the founding members of Artilliers as they discuss moments of their lives where everything stopped being normal, and started being insane.

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First, Serena Berman takes us through her experience of detecting insanity in someone she knows (3:00). Then, Nik Aliye gives us a first hand account of the horror show that is moving into a New York apartment (14:20)

Featuring Stories from Nik Aliye and Serena Berman

Hosted and Edited by Andrew Terrance Kaberline

Recorded by The Founding Artilliers

Produced by Julia Katz, Chelsea Rugg, and Andrew Terrance Kaberline

For more information on Artilliers production of  “Artuad Artuad,” click here

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Straight from the west coast!  This episode features two stories that explore tangible feelings (some universal and some unknown) and the ways that we respond to them.

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First, Jason Tolbert recalls a trip to the emergency room from his youth (2:40). Then, Kimberly Nagaran takes us back to a place that we are all familiar with, the dance floor at a middle school dance (11:10). Finally, Andrew delivers a toast with Jason (19:15).

Featuring stories from Jason Tolbert and Kimberly Nagaran

Hosted and Edited by Andrew Terrance Kaberline

Produced by Julia Katz, Chelsea Rugg, and Andrew Terrance Kaberline

This episode features the following music:

For more information about Jason and Kimberly’s web series, click here.

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A look inside the Critical Point Theatre semi-annual meeting in beautiful Ocean City, Maryland.

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Before diving into the working weekend, the ensemble sat to eat a meal and talk about moments of growth and fondness from their CPT experience.

First Dylan James Amick, Jackie Mullen, and Andrew Kaberline talk about a less than stellar opening night (2:05). Then, Alex Burns goes back to his learning experience with promotion (11:00). Then, Julia Katz gives us a look at what it’s like to start your own theatre company (15:15). And Finally, Ryan Barker does the world’s first ever “Live Email” (21:10).

Hosted and Edited by Andrew Terrance Kaberline

Produced by Julia Katz, Chelsea Rugg, and Andrew Terrance Kaberline

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