In this episode, Aaron, Jon, and Scott are recording live from the Norway Music and Arts Festival. This annual event is the highlight of the summer for many in the historic downtown of Norway, Maine, during which the arts are celebrated. The BSP Guys are joined in lively conversation by Ben Wells-Goodwin ( www.MaineFungiFest.org ), Hillary Perry, Hannah Perry Shepherd ( www.indiegogo.com/projects/blood-sweat-and-tears-short-film ), Steve Corning ( www.SteveCorning.com ), Sabrina Mandell ( www.sabrinaselmamandell.com ) and Rachel Potter.

In this episode, the guys were joined by one of the stars of OHMPAA’s production of Misery, CarlaRose Dubois. Together they talk all things Misery, Cowardly Lion coincidences, and how many years of marriage it takes to forget how many years of marriage you are up to. 

In this episode, Jon, Scott, and Janelle are joined by Vice President of Community Little Theatre Brandon Chaloux. Together they will recount Brandon’s theatrical history, discuss his latest directorial venture, “Little Women,” give the scoop on lemon shirts, and dish out some of the hottest theatrical hot takes in town. The BSP Crew discusses the future of the podcast as Janelle and Aaron (who?) gear up for their performances in “Little Women” and “Clue.”

In this episode the BSP crew, minus Aaron and Janelle (so really just Jon and Scott), talk about improv. Scott talks about his time at iO (improv Olympic in Chicago) and his experiences there. They also talk about how their fathers inspired them to be performers and how they miss Aaron and Janelle so much.

In this episode, the BSP Guys sit down with Aaron Louque. Aaron is the director of OHMPAA's "Clue On Stage." Aaron is an Oxford Hills alumni and has a passion for all things theatre. This passion has followed him through childhood, college, and his professional life. Between learning how OUR Aaron got cast in his latest role and learning from GUEST Aaron’s (too many Aarons) immense theatre knowledge, we had a blast with this episode!

In this episode, Aaron, Jon, and Scott are joined by three high school aged performers. Each a talent in their own right, their theatrical credits include acting, choreography, and performing in orchestral pits. Together Camden, Gabby, and Maren will share their experiences, discuss their thoughts on the local theatre scene, and look forward to the future. Curious about the episode title? Stay tuned for a special story time from Jon.

In this episode, hosts Aaron and Scott are joined by guest host Janelle Raven and Norway Maine’s “Poet Laureate” Lisa Moore. A gifted poetess and playwright, Lisa has a rich history in theatre and performance. Together they will explore Moore’s process and inspiration, as well as the idea of creating theatre in the mundane and normal moments in our everyday lives. Listeners will also be in for a treat as Lisa reads a piece of her poetry.

In this episode, the BSP Crew is joined by guest Danny Gay. Danny is a talented actor who also serves as a board member and Artistic Director/Education Director for Monmouth Community Players and Tech Director for L/A Community Little Theatre. He was recognized for his excellence in lighting design with the 2022 BroadwayWorld Maine award for Best Lighting Design of a Play or Musical (Non-Professional). Together Danny and the BSP Crew will unpack Danny’s performance history, his passion for diversity in theatre, and all things tech.

Join the BSP Guys as they learn all about the art of clowning around with the beautifully talented Amanda Huotari (can we still say that to people?). Amanda is a performer and teaching artist specializing in creating original physical theatre, ensemble work, clown and improvisation. She certainly gave us a run for our money!

Aaron and Jon are joined by special guest host Janelle Raven and the BSP’s number one fan Kristen Searles Brackett while Scott is away at “the Ice Capades.” Together they will deep dive into Kristen’s latest directorial endeavor and discuss the challenges of stepping into a role unexpectedly. They will then discuss Kristen’s role as Vice President on the OHMPAA board of directors and what it means to leave a legacy behind for the next generation. Janalex Trebek makes a triumphant return to play a game of Hot Takes with the gang.