The incandescent Gail Nelson-Holgate is a versatile singer-actress, equally at home with Opera, Broadway, Theatre and Clubs. New York Credits include: Broadway’s The Tap Dance Kid (Ginnie Sheridan); Applause; Hello Dolly; On the Town; Eubie!; among others.

In 1995 Gail starred in "Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill" for the *opening* of Barrington Stage Company, along with her husband, Danny Holgate, noted jazz pianist, as her accompanist Jimmy Powers. I met Gail and Danny doing what was hoped to be the Broadway revival of Bubblin' Brown Sugar at The Walnut Street Theatre in Philadelphia, directed and choreographed by the late, great Billy Wilson.

Join us as Gail shares about her immense and illustrious career, spanning decades and genres seamlessly - and the edges traversed to maintain that seamlessness and versatility.

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Joan Kane (director/producer/dramaturg/writer/actor) is the founding Artistic Director of Ego Actus, a theatre company in New York City.

Joan was awarded Best Director in the United Solo Festival where she has directed six pieces. Joan was named one of the 2011 People of the Year in honor of her contributions to the NY theatre scene and inducted to the Indie Theatre Hall of Fame by nytheatre.com.

Her shows have been nominated for 61 awards, winning 21. We'll hear from Joan about her long and lustrous career, the edges of indie theatre, her time teaching in the NYC educational system, and the success of her recent solo show, ALMOST 13.

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Rob Woronoff is committed to celebrating the strength and resilience of children and youth involved with the foster care system through the powerful medium of television.

Currently developing a scripted, hour-long TV drama series entitled Phoenix Rising with actor/producers Blair Underwood and Tiffany Haddish; and writing a screenplay adaptation of Justin Reed Early's memoir Street Child.

Rob has trained thousands of social workers, children's attorneys, juvenile justice and adult corrections staff, mental and behavioral health practitioners, foster parents, and youth in nearly every state in the country.

Listen in as Rob shares about his early career in the entertainment industry, how he became involved in the foster care world, and how his to careers have merged in his latest project.

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Bronx born and bred Laurie Krauz thrills audiences with her award-winning, blues-influenced jazz vocals and her powerful emotional range. Blazing new musical territory, Laurie combines improvisational elements with the passion and sensuality found in other forms of music to create a unique, soulful jazz – “she creates a mood and weaves a musical story with every cell of her being.” Named one of the top 525 jazz vocalists of all time in a book by noted jazz critic, Scott Yanow, entitled The Jazz Singers (Backbeat Books 2008).

In this episode, Laurie speaks with Sandra about her music career, her CD 'Tapestry Rewoven", a re-imagining of the music of Carole King, and the musical blurring of edges in her song interpretations. A consummate multi-hyphenate, Laurie will also touch on her work as a presentation coach and in business/finance.

All this and much more!

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In Sandra's debut show, she interviews Heather Roan Robbins, world renowned choice-based astrologer, creator of the Starcodes Astro-Oracle deck, and author of Moon Wisdom, Everyday Palmistry, and several children’s books.

Heather shares her practical and grounded uses of astrology and mythology, and her wisdom and insight into how we can see and embrace our internal edges as well those that are playing out in the world around us.

Heather also shares her "hot off the press" Starcodes Astro-Oracle deck.

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