Touché Podcast

Jenn and Jeff enjoy a beautiful fall afternoon in the bedroom to discuss the self-reflecting classic, "When Things Fall Apart" by Pema Chodron. They also sing a little bit.

Ian is in the bedroom, and this lovely artists' knowledge spans from the fragrant notes in his deodorant to filmmaking...and EVERYTHING in between! We get San Fran theatre. We get comic book chat. We get musicals when you can't dance. And talk about making the most out of your bullying?!?!? We give you Ian! So much love.

Jeff and Jenn are back to just being by themselves. Jenn is embracing change even though she hates it, and Jeff is longing for it even though he doesn't really have any coming his way. Plus a lot more. This one goes to weird places including our worship of Rent and Spring Awakening.

Actors are not paper dolls and black Converse hightops are lazy. Writer, actress, and costume designer COLLEEN WERTHMANN graces the bedroom this week all the way from Harlem!!! She was a kid who literally paid her own way, asked Richard Foreman for her equity card, and likes to ask of her projects - Is it fun? Is it cool? Is it interesting? And is it something I can be proud of? Colleen makes joyful things and we are HERE for them!

Michael Cyril Crate and Barrel is in Jenn's room and we are talking about being proud of your work, hope vs fantasy, and also Jeff cries cause I guess he's feeling vulnerable.

Jeff hit his head at work but brought ME flowers, a substitute mic, a new roommate, a dash of Parker Posey and a LOT of Stormy Daniels...a TRUE compost of an episode :)

"Art can't hurt you". Director, editor, filmmaker, artist Will Mayo joins us in the bedroom this week to lend a lens capturing a filmmakers perspective on the biz. Also: Tennessee, dating your neighbor, art camp...

"Being an actor feels like your ego is on a violent pendulum swing between a field of cashmere and a casual tub of knives." - Betty Gilpin

Apartment situation, Karen Ziemba, Alopecia: One of these things is really nice.

Writer, performer, voice over Goddess, and New York Time Contributor (NOT a staff writer!!!), Amanda Duarte joins us in Jenn's bedroom to talk about not "doing" the acting thing anymore and how she found her voice at 40! This one is exciting!!!