Olympic medalist Adam Rippon picks up where he left off in Part 1 with a riotous discussion on determination, work ethic, and ice-skating as a kid in Scranton. Fueled by margaritas, Adam shares both smart tips for success and spicy gossip. 

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Olympic medalist Adam Rippon joins Scott & Rozzi for a riotous discussion on determination, work ethic, and ice-skating as a kid in Scranton. Fueled by margaritas, Adam shares both smart tips for success and spicy gossip.

Recorded, Engineered, and Edited by Jacob Prestidge

Singer-songwriter Christina Perri (“Jar of Hearts”, “A Thousand Years”) picks up where she left off in Part 1 with her incredible Cinderella Story. A hilarious and unbelievable tale, Christina reveals to Scott and Rozzi what catapulted her from cocktail waitress to superstar overnight, and how she’s been able to maintain and grow that success ever since.

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Singer-songwriter Christina Perri discusses her international hit songs “Jar of Hearts” and “A Thousand Years” through the lens of her incredible Cinderella Story. A hilarious and unbelievable tale, Christina reveals to Scott and Rozzi what catapulted her from cocktail waitress to superstar overnight, and how she’s been able to maintain and grow that success ever since.

Recorded, Engineered, and Edited by Jacob Prestidge

Scott Hoying of Pentatonix and singer-songwriter Rozzi pick up where they left off in Part 1 with a one-on-one conversation about their childhood memories, careers, and the bad songs they wrote in college. Aided by a couple of drinks, the two have an open, insightful and irreverent conversation on what it takes to become really good at something. 

Recorded, Engineered, and Edited by Jacob Prestidge

Scott Hoying of Pentatonix and singer-songwriter Rozzi debut their podcast with a one-on-one conversation about their childhood memories, careers, and the bad songs they wrote in college. Aided by a couple of drinks, the two have an open, insightful and irreverent conversation about what it takes to become really good at something. 

Recorded, Engineered, and Edited by Jacob Prestidge

Scott and Rozzi introduce Ugh! You're So Good!

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