On Episode 22, I talk to Mike Yard (The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore). Mike is a brilliant stand-up comedian living in Queens, NY. He shares a glimpse of life as a Black American, we talk about our country and its systems, and hope for the future.

On Episode 21, I talk to my friend, performer and comedian, Theresa Kloos. Theresa lives in Ohio with her fiancé, Matt. We laugh and talk about forbidden nicknames, experiences with passive-aggression and much more.

On Episode 20, I talk to the wise Seri Johnson. Seri is a Journey Coach living in Minneapolis. We discuss doing “Intervals” around the house, living by choice, and other juicy wellness topics.

On Episode 19, I talk to the kind, talented, New York-based music director and adjunct prof at NYU, Mr. Robert Frost. Robert and I met doing a 7th House Theatre Production in 2014. Robert and I have a chat about time, theatre, and celebrating good deeds.

On this Bonus Mother’s Day episode, I chit-chat with my sweet college friend, Caitlin Bigwood. She is a rad mom, a nursing student and performer with such a good heart. We chat about her awesome kiddo, and share some slightly embarassing childhood memories.

On Episode 17, I have a fantastic chat with Chris “Critter” Eldridge who lives in Nashville. Critter is an insightful, fun-loving, genius human. He’s a guitarist/vocalist and member of the Grammy-winning band Punch Brothers. We talk Live from Here, dinner theatre, Fiona Apple, and the tricky art of maneuvering our own egos.

On Episode 16, I talk to the delightful Ann Michels, Twin Cities actor, singer, nature lover, beacon of talent and light. We talk goose drama, fearlessness, and the joy of a good mishap.

On Episode 15 is with the hilarious, kind, smart Beth Kuhn. Beth is a performer and writer living in Chicago; she and I met during our New York days. We dream about Paris, discuss taking/deflecting compliments, Beth shares her Star Wars thoughts (after seeing them for the first time!), and more.

On Episode 14, I talk to multi-talented Twin Cities dance/musical theatre pros, Rush Benson and Renee Guittar. We cover a lot, from wizard staff challenges and cartoons to music of the 2000's, and I even got a freestyle about Minnesota weather out of Rush.

On Episode 13, I talk to Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter and all-around sweet soul, Gaby Moreno. Originally from Guatemala, Gaby now lives in LA and we met performing on Live from Here. We chat about her new children's song, dodgeball (the game, not the movie), and land the next great song parody idea. (Fun Fact: Gaby wrote the theme to Parks and Recreation. NBD.)