A new mini episode of Where the Light Lands, hosted by Jason A. Coombs, is out now!

Recorded on-site at the Tribeca Film Festival, this conversation features Giacomo Stucchi-Prinetti, producer of the award-winning documentary Jail Time Records. Giacomo gives us a sneak peek into the film, shares why its story is especially relevant today, and reflects on his experience premiering at Tribeca.

Jail Time Records took home three awards at the Tribeca Film Festival, earning acclaim for its powerful story of music, hope, and resilience. Be sure to put this one on your radar and check it out when it's available!

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The new episode of Where the Light Lands, hosted by Jason A. Coombs, is out now featuring filmmaker Elisée Junior St. Preux.

Recorded at Spring Studios during the 2026 Tribeca Festival, this conversation explores his feature film debut The Tropic Sun and His Eyes, from writing and directing to shooting the film on location in Haiti, and why it was essential for him to authentically uplift his community through this story. He also reflects on what it meant to premiere the film at Tribeca and share this work on such a major international stage!

The film received a Special Mention Award at the Tribeca Film Festival and is produced by Elisée Junior St. Preux, Naturi Naughton-Lewis, and Two Lewis, and continues to earn attention for its storytelling and vision.

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Episode 5 of Where the Light Lands, hosted by Jason A. Coombs, is here and she is an absolute scream! This Pride Month, we are diving deep into the shadows with the incredible Mark J. Parker, filmmaker, actor, writer, and host of the Release Date Rewind podcast, for a gloriously queer, gloriously chaotic conversation about our favorite LGBTQIA+ and queer coded horror characters.

We are talking horror classics such as Scream, Psycho, Hellraiser (2022), A Nightmare on Elm Street 2, and Interview with the Vampire, plus indie gems such as Swallowed, What Keeps You Alive, and Family History, among many others. From the subtly coded to the deliciously iconic, we are celebrating the queer DNA woven through the horror genre and having an absolute blast doing it!

Whether you are a horror obsessive, a proud member of the community, or just someone who knows the gay best friend always deserved better, this episode is for you. Hit play, scream a little, and happy Pride!

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Check out Mark's film⁠ "Twin" here⁠

Check out Mark's film ⁠"Last Summer" here⁠

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This week on Where the Light Lands, Jason A. Coombs sits down with Tony Award nominee Julia Knitel, currently starring in the Broadway hit Operation Mincemeat. Julia takes us behind the curtain of an unforgettable Broadway season, sharing what it was really like to become a Tony nominee and step onto one of theater's biggest stages at the Tony Awards.

The conversation explores why Operation Mincemeat is the most challenging role of her career, the precision and stamina required to navigate the show's whirlwind of characters and quick changes, and the lessons she's learned along the way. Julia also shares a memorable piece of advice from acclaimed Tony Award winner Beth Leavel about keeping her dancer background under wraps, and how that unexpected guidance shaped her journey in the industry.

From Broadway dreams to career-defining moments, this episode is an inspiring look at perseverance, artistry, and finding your place in the spotlight. Join us for another illuminating conversation on Where the Light Lands.

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Episode 3 of Where the Light Lands, hosted by Jason A. Coombs⁠, shines a light on musician and actor Alex Arlotta and the journey behind creating his debut album, Gotta Start Somewhere.

In this uplifting and insightful conversation, Alex shares what it means to take a chance on yourself, embrace collaboration, and trust your creative instincts. From bringing an album to life to building meaningful artistic partnerships, Alex opens up about the power of creating your own opportunities and why you do not have to do it alone.

Whether you're an artist, a dreamer, or someone looking for a little inspiration, this is a conversation filled with heart, honesty, and encouragement.

Stream the episode now and discover why sometimes you just have to start somewhere.

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On this episode of Where the Light Lands, Jason A. Coombs sits down with actor Stephen Cofield Jr. for a fun, thoughtful, and inspiring conversation about the real work behind building a career as a working actor.

Stephen opens up about booking roles on New York City filmed shows including Younger, Manifest, and Only Murders in the Building, stepping into the horror world with his iconic appearance in Terrifier 3, written and directed by Damien Leone, and working in the indie film space on The Geechee Witch: A Boo Hag Story, directed by Jeremiah Kipp and now streaming on Tubi.

Together, they talk about diligence, craft, staying grounded, and why being a good person still matters in this industry.

It’s a great listen, full of heart, honesty, and plenty of laughs. Be sure to check it out and support Stephen Cofield Jr.!

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Episode 1 of Where the Light Lands is officially here! Host Jason A. Coombs sits down with the incredibly talented Rodd Cyrus from the Tony nominated production of Ragtime at Lincoln Center for a heartfelt and inspiring conversation about bringing Harry Houdini to life once again, why this show feels especially important in today’s world, working on television sets, his love of Riverdance, and the journey of building a creative career with heart, humor, and purpose.

Tickets for Ragtime are now available through August 2, 2026. You can purchase tickets online here or at the Lincoln Center Theater box office.

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The official teaser trailer for Where the Light Lands is here!

Hosted by Jason A. Coombs, Where the Light Lands is a podcast exploring the moments that shape us, challenge us, and guide us toward who we are becoming. Through intimate conversations with artists, storytellers, creatives, and changemakers, the series dives into the turning points behind their personal and professional journeys.

In this special teaser episode, listeners are invited into the world and vision behind the podcast ahead of the official premiere on Tuesday, May 19th.

Subscribe now and join us as we explore where the light lands and what happens after it does.

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