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Host Alfonso Garcia asks Michael and Nathan about chemistry between actors.  

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Host Alfonso Garcia asks Michael and Nathan their thoughts on the difference between community theater and professional theater, primarily where money is involved.  There is a place for both! It's more about the work ethic and standards.

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Host Alfonso Garcia asks Nathan and Michael about the relationships between actors and directors and how to prevent a disconnect between them.  

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In regards to casting, Alfonso and Nathan seemed to have touched a nerve with some listeners,.  Michael reveals one of his unpopular opinions as well.

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Michael and Nathan take questions about actors posting on social media. What helps and what hurts a theater? Have a listen to find out their take on the subject. 

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Michael and Nathan are joined by guest Alfonso Garcia who asks them a series of contributed questions. 

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Michael and Nathan reunite after a year and a half to bring back their podcast. Having been kept apart by busy schedules, they catch up on what they've been doing and talk a bit of shop. 

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Michael asks Nathan to help him brainstorm for his upcoming production of Misery. 

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Michael and Nathan discuss the challenges on their recent projects. Nathan directed a touring production of The Little Mermaid and Michael directed his original work, Rigby Redd. The music for Rigby Redd is available on any streaming platform!  

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Michael and Nathan discuss recent ways they've been involved in the educational system. Nathan talks about Legendary Productions rentals to schools of sets, props, and costumes, and Michael discusses his CTE (Career Technical Education) class and the products his classes create. A great listen for teachers wanting ideas to do with their theater classes, and for theaters who might create an alliance between themselves and a high school.  

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