In our final Fringe Bite for 2025, Chloé swaps sides of the table to join Sheri Friers as a guest and talk about press at the Edinburgh Fringe (guest hosted by Tim Bano).

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In the third Fringe Bite, Chloé is joined by badass mothers Marie Hamilton and Rachel Terry to talk about what it takes to balance being a parent with being an artist, especially in the madness of the Fringe.

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In our second Fringe Bite, Chloé sits down with Pleasance's Hamish Ellis and Ana Webb Sanchez to learn all about the process of building a Fringe venue. How do you get from a parking lot to the Pleasance Courtyard and back again in less than 12 weeks? Tune in to find out!

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Chloé is joined by writer/performers Dan Bishop and Libby Rodliffe, who have both created shows about juggling multiple jobs. How does the gig economy affect artists, and how far do some people have to go to make ends meet?

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In the first of our Fringe Bites series - mini episodes recorded directly from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe - Chloé is joined by Niall Moorjani and Sasha Wilson to talk about storytelling as a performance medium.

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For the first episode of season three, Chloé sits down with performers Meaghan Martin (Camp Rock, 10 Things I Hate About You) and Oli Higginson (Bridgerton) to discuss the differences in performing for stage and for screen.

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For the finale of The Pink Podcast's second season, Chloé is joined by legends of the West End Francesca Moody (Fleabag, Kathy and Stella Solve a Murder), Andy Barnes (SIX), and Tom Ling (The Little Big Things) to discuss how to create a hit musical.

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Chloé is joined by leaders from Sir John Soane's Museum and the Museum of Brands to discuss what it means to be a modern museum. How should museums adapt to life in 2025 - or should they adapt at all?

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Just after International Women's Day, Chloé is joined by writer/performer Sam Ipema, writer/director Mella Faye, and writer Lydia Shaw to talk about what it means to be a woman in the performing arts.

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Chloé is joined by comedy powerhouses Jonathan Oldfield and Lorna Rose Treen to talk about the intersection of comedy and theatre. Where does comedy begin and theatre end? How do audience expectations differ? Does there even need to be a difference between the forms?

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