On this episode, Michael and Patrick share insights from the listeners, discuss the importance of living in the questions, and how it relates to understanding evil.

On this episode, Michael and Patrick interview actor Rachel Crowl on her life, navigating the business as a trans woman, and being a member of theater companies like the Oregon Shakespeare Festival.

On this episode, we discuss how harnessing one's self to a brilliant mind can be a path toward a life's practice as an actor. Michael shares an email he wrote Patrick in 2014. Patrick shares stories from his childhood, his heroes, and how acting be a vehicle to expand consciousness.

On this episode, Michael and Patrick talk with Eva Noblezada on her artistic practice, how she manages mental health, and her journey from the West End to currently starring as Eurydice in Hadestown on Broadway.

On this episode, Michael and Patrick talk about plays they are currently watching online during quarantine, answer questions from listeners, and talk about the role of empathy in creating a character.

On this episode, Michael and Patrick interview Michael Arden on his diverse career in acting and directing, in addition to his evolving creative process.

On this episode, Michael and Patrick answer questions from the listeners, discuss mental health as an actor along with Patrick's life long experience with depression, and most importantly, how we confront the Hannibal Lecter that lives inside all of us.

On this episode, Michael and Patrick share reflections on lessons learned from playing Hamlet and the relevance of the play in this current moment in our history.

On this episode, we talk with Reeve Carney about his music, his work in film and television, his experiences in Broadway's Spiderman: Turn off the Dark and Hadestown, and most importantly, his disciplined artistic process.

On this episode, Patrick shares his audition stories from Beauty and the Beast, Spiderman: Turn off the Dark, Casa Valentina, and Hadestown.