This week I was joined by a woman with a fierce belt, Chelsea Emma Franko. We talked about her childhood dream of working as a CSI, her time doing Frozen: Live at the Hyperion and how it brought both struggles and rewards, and of course her time as the green girl in Wicked.

This week I had the joy of chatting with Sara Jean Ford. We talked about being a classicaly trained soprano, tough times in the industry, working with Broadway legends and the advice they gave and of course her time in The Phantom of the Opera.

This week I was joined by the incredible Allison Blackwell. Join us as we talk about Allison's journey of being a larger, black women in this industry, working on the revolutionary Les Mis at Dallas Theatre Center, and dream roles.

Note: This is a reupload from my former podcast "Dear Diary"

I had the pleasure of chatting with my good friend Sushma Saha. We discussed her discovering her gender identity, life in the Ithaca College Theatre Department, and of course the revival of 1776 which she is currently starring in as Judge James Wilson at the American Airlines Theatre.

TW: Rape, Foul language

Even though we faced many technical difficulties throughout the episode, I had he pleasure of chatting with Tony Award winner Lena Hall. We talked about her childhood days, the fabulous Gillian Lynn, getting her tonsils out, and of course her Tony winning turn in Hedwig and the Angry Inch.

This week I cackled, chortled, and guffawed with Hannah Solow who most recently starred in the national tour of Daniel Fish's Oklahoma! as Gertie Cummings. We talked about her time as an improv artist, working on this reimagined production of a classic, and unruly audience members. It was a joy, it was a treat, and the episode was basked in lots of laughter.

Warning: The audio volume in this episode is wacky! I am super loud for some reason, so apologies.

After playing phone tag for years, I finally got to sit down with Carrie Compere and talk about her beautiful intepretation of Sophie in The Color Purple and some other fun things!

Note: There is a brief musical interlude because there was a moment that I had to cut out due to the information not being public knowledge... yet...

I had the absolute pleasure of chatting with the thrilling Sharon Millerchip. We talked about meeting and working with some iconic composers and iconic choreographers. We talked about her journey as Meg in Love Never Dies and her transition into directing and choreographing!

Hello everyone!

Here is a half-hour of me just babbling and going off on tangents! This is an introduction to the podcast that includes a little bit of info about me and what you can expect from the podcast. Feel free to listen to it, or don't, I can't make you. I'm so excited to begin this adventure!