We're pushing the conversation forward in our fifth episode with our first male guest and one of Alex's mentors, Episodic Director John Scott (You, The Magicians). We talk about the start of John's directing career with show creator Ryan Murphy, the genesis of his Zen approach, why intimacy coordinators are the newest vital addition to any call sheet, and John's push for sustainable, paperless sets. Listen in as we dive into diversity behind the camera, the politics of Hollywood, and the importance of doing your homework/catching a wave or two in the morning if you're up for the challenge!https://scriptation.com/

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Our fourth episode gave us a proper "Spiritualgasm" with special guest, Actor and fellow podcaster, Arielle Kebbel. We catch up with Arielle in New York following the season wrap of her new show NBC's Lincoln Rhyme: Hunt for the Bone Collector. Listen in as we discuss the benefits of following your gut from an early age, keeping ourselves vibrant and fulfilled in the ever changing entertainment industry and the importance of advocating for and opening up the conversation around mental health. Get a closer look into Arielle's spiritual practices and life balancing hacks such as meditation, crystals and for good measure- tequila!https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/spiritualgasm/id1479912588Skydogranch.orgCrisistextline.org

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For our third episode, we take a deep dive into doing ALL the things with Actor, Writer, Director, and Producer Ashley Bell (The Last Exorcism, The Novitiate). We talk about the ever-changing relationship to our identities as artists, the expressive power of elephants and Ashley's documentary "Love and Bananas", the way to properly exorcise your demons in an audition, and Kathleen Turner's advice to actors: get out from behind the furniture!http://loveandbananas.com/

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For our second episode, Alloy Entertainment's Senior Vice President of Television, Gina Girolamo sits down with us to share her wisdom. With two decades worth of experience in the entertainment industry (including EPing some of your favorite shows like Gossip Girl, Pretty Little Liars, and YOU), Gina's advice is invaluable. We talk about the type of content that commands attention, broadcast vs. streaming platforms, the value of direct and honest feedback, changes in the industry since the #TimesUp movement, and the need to stop apologizing unless you've literally hurt someone!

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Our very first guest, writer, director, producer Bethany Brooke Anderson, joins us to discuss her directorial debut and Mammoth Film Festival award winning film "Burning Kentucky" - In this episode we talk about southern roots, the drive it takes to direct, navigating the film festival circuit, and creating art while remaining true to our authentic voices.

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Hosted by Alexandra Chando and Blair Bomar, The Her Voice Podcast is about getting candid and having meaningful conversations with female filmmakers in regard to their challenges and triumphs in the film and television industry and their unique experience of finding their voice. Male entertainment industry professionals who are opening doors for gender equality will be invited to the conversation as well, providing their own insights and perspectives on an evolving industry.

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