The Salisha Show with Salisha Thomas

Will Swenson is a Broadway veteran and icon. He sits with Salisha and discusses his on-stage and off-stage life. Will appeared on Broadway in Lestat, 110 in the Shade and Brooklyn. Off Broadway, he played the role of Stacee Jaxx in the musical Rock of Ages but did not go on to perform the role on Broadway because he was offered the starring role of Berger in the Broadway revival of Hair. He played Sir Sagramore in Camelot at Lincoln Center and Chris in the second national tour of Miss Saigon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ashley Chiu is a screen and stage Actress, Singer, and Dancer. Born and raised in San Francisco, she holds a BFA in Drama from NYU Tisch School of the Arts. She is seen in the hit production Once Upon A One More Time. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Stephen Brower is a New York-based writer and performer. He's worked on Broadway in Anastasia and Once Upon a One More Time with Salisha. He sits with Salisha for this candid talk on all things Broadway life. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Briga Heelan is an actress and comedian. She is known for her work on the sitcoms Cougar Town, Ground Floor, Undateable, Love, Great News, and B Positive. In this podcast episode, Briga sits down with Salisha Thomas after a successful run together in the hit Britney Spears inspired musical, Once Upon A One More Time. Listen in as Briga details how she made the successful transition back from TV and film to her love of the stage. She also discusses how she won the role of Cinderella in the musical and what challenges she had to face during the COVID pandemic. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Selene Haro and Isidro Rafael are affectionately known as Selidro. They are, together, an integral part of the musical hit, Once Upon A One More Time. Growing up believing that dance classes were too expensive, Selene took a leap when she found out an audition for a junior team would be free of cost. Expecting nothing but checking off her first official dance class, this is where her dance journey began, summer of 2010 where she became an official member of this team.  Pieces fell into place as she continued to walk this path, and along the way had mentors and peers contributing to the set of tools she carries today. She's had the opportunity to share her craft in various parts of the world. Selene has been a part of Building Block since 2014 starting as a coordinator, and in 2017, she became a private instructor for the studio. Isidro Rafael is a dancer, choreographer, instructor and director residing in San Diego, CA. Coming from a sport heavy background, Isidro decided to begin formal training at age 19, transferring the athleticism and creativity he learned from soccer to dance. His dance background consists of classes, workshops and camps from different instructors at studios all over Southern California. He has adopted the different ways of movement, teaching styles and leadership tools he's received since then.  Ultimately, Isidro hopes to move people through his art, connect with different communities he meets through his career and inspire the next generation to create an even better world for future generations to come. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joshua Johnson is a Broadway performer currently seen in Once Upon A One More Time. He sits down with Salisha to discuss his journey into the performing world from a very young age and what it was like to get his first professional gig. Joshua has danced alongside some of the biggest names in the industry. This exciting dialogue will bring you into the world of following your dream and remaining passionate even during the most difficult times. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

TESS SOLTAU graduated from The King's Academy in 2005 where she played numerous lead roles in the TKA Theatre Company. Tess is a graduate of Carnegie Mellon University, with a BFA in Acting and Musical Theatre. Tess's Broadway credits include, Far From Heaven (Playwrights Horizons), alongside Kelly O'Hara, The Addams Family, where she played the role of Wednesday, Into the Woods, where she starred as Rapunzel opposite Donna Murphy and Amy Adams, and most recently in Wicked, where she stunned audiences as the fabulous Glinda. Her television credits include True Detective, NCIS: New Orleans, The Good Fight, White Collar, Law and Order SVU. Tess was also featured in the film Paterno (HBO, dir. Barry Levinson), Love and Other Drugs (dir. Edward Zwick). Tess is also the co-founder and co-owner of New York City's puppy boutique, Hound and Tail. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Matt Allen is a veteran of the Broadway stage. His story and journey are mesmerizing and something you don't want to miss. His Broadway credits include: Escape to Margaritaville, Something Rotten, Honeymoon in Vegas, The Wedding Singer, Oklahoma!, and Annie Get Your Gun. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Keone & Mari Madrid are an award-winning choreographer & director team, as well as husband, wife & parents. Their ability to tell stories through detailed choreography has permeated beyond the dance world and into theatre, music, film and online platforms. While coming from a dance background, their approach to utilizing all human movements, alongside their inventive dance vocabulary, has allowed their work to connect to many. Notable work includes: Disney's animated short “Us Again,” Broadway theater shows, starring/choreographing Justin Bieber's “Love Yourself” music video, BTS, Billie Eilish, Ed Sheeran, Flying Lotus & Kendrick Lamar, nominations for best choreography at the MTV Video Music Awards and the UK Video Music Awards, Cirque, “World of Dance,” “So You Think You Can Dance,” “Dancing With the Stars,” Netflix, Nike, Timberland, Beats By Dre, several Kpop artists, viral videos, multiple champions at major dance competitions and more. Their online work has amassed over billions of views. Most recently, Keone and Mari co-created, directed and choreographed their first full length nominated Off-Broadway theater dance show, “Beyond Babel” which was a New York Times pick and nominated for 2 Drama Desk Awards. They are also directing/choreographing the Broadway-bound “Once Upon a One More Time,” and choreographing the Broadway-bound “The Karate Kid” musical. Keone & Mari recently announced their choreographic involvement in a new Disney animated short film, “Us Again,” told entirely through music and dance. The film is now streaming on Disney+. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Belinda Allyn is a Broadway actress and singer. She graduated from Oklahoma City University with a degree in Music Theatre where she studied voice with Frank Ragsdale. Her credits include Maria in "West Side Story" at the Tony Award-winning Paper Mill Playhouse, "Allegiance" starring George Takei, and "The Radio City Christmas Spectacular." For more information visit www.belindaallyn.com or follow her on Instagram and Twitter at @belinda_allyn. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Diana Vaden is a New York artist, innovator, and creative. She has appeared on Broadway and is currently performing in Once Upon A One More Time. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join Salisha and her guest, Matthew Tiberi, as they discuss life in the theater. Matthew is a swing in the current production of Once Upon A One More Time. Matthew Tiberi made his Broadway debut as a swing in Finding Neverland in 2015. He was previously part of the original cast of the national tour of Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat starring Diana DeGarmo and Ace Young and directed/choreographed by Andy Blankenbuehler. Regional credits include: Singing In The Rain (Don Lockwood, STONC), Priscilla Queen of the Desert (Adam/Felicia, Fiddlehead Theatre Company), Mary Poppins (Von Hussler, NCT), Mary Poppins (Policeman, KC Starlight), Footloose (Chuck Cranston, The Fireside), CATS (Mungojerrie, WPPAC), 9 to 5 (Bob Enright, MGR). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brooke Dillman is an American actress and a comedian who was born and brought up in Kansas City, Missouri. She is known for Wrecked (2016), Superbad (2007), and Bob's Burgers (2011).  She is as well famous for her motherly role in the sketch comedy show' Blue Collar TV.' She also portrayed diverse characters in ‘The Wayne Brady Show,' ‘Good Morning, Miami,' ‘The Office,' ‘Six Feet Under.' Brooke has also appeared in several feature films including ‘National Lampoon's Barely Legal,' ‘Superbad,' ‘Kickin' It,' ‘Good Luck Charlie,' ‘Wrecked.' Brooke united with comedian, Larry the Cable Guy in his film ‘Larry the Cable Guy: Health Inspector.' She also appeared on the YouTube Comedy- Mystery series ‘A bear and Honey.' Listen in on how she made her Broadway debut in Once Upon A One More Time. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A Chat with Amy Hillner Larsen Join another conversation of The Salisha Show with your favorite host, Salisha Thomas. Today we are excited to have Amy Larsen in our show. She is from New York and is married to Kevin Larsen. Since she graduated from Wagner College, where she studied Theatre, Amy has worked with various people and organizations, such as the Royal Caribbean Cruises and the Priscilla Queen of the desert-the musical. Larsen previously starred in the off-Broadway production “A Musical About Star Wars,” which was set on Staten Island, “The Marvelous Wonderettes" and “Newsical The Musical.” She also played Tracy Turnblad in “Hairspray” aboard the Oasis of the Sea and performed in the 2012 Tony Awards. Find out more about Amy in this conversation. Tune in! During this episode, you will learn about; [00:26] What's in for you in today's episode [01:36] How she's coping with the rehearsals  [04:47] Her confidence on the stage is uncomparable [08:18] There's great fulfillment in doing what you love confidently [09:42] Once given an opportunity, give people the best you can [11:09] Amy's secret to sustainability in the industry for many years  [16:48] Getting back to shows after covid is very comforting [19:27] How she keeps her mind calm during auditions and shows [21:56] Amy's feelings about Britney Spears [26:08] Rapid fire for Amy. What did Amy choose? [33:13] How you can connect with Amy Connect with Amy Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ahillarsen/ Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/amyhillner/ About The Salisha Show; Thank you so much for listening to the Salisha Show. It is a weekly Podcast where we have great conversations with so many fascinating people. You can get positive feelings, have tons of fun, and learn something new when you tune in to The Salisha Show podcast.  We're available for streaming anywhere - at home, in the car, or wherever you are. Connect with me through; Spotify, Castbox, etc. Don't forget to subscribe, leave a 5- star review and share with your friends. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join another conversation of The Salisha Show with your favorite host, Salisha Thomas. Today we are excited to have MiMi Scardulla in our show. MiMi is a performer originally from Louisiana.  She has been seen Off-Broadway in Gigantic, We are the Tigers, and on Kristin Chenoweth's For the Girls. She has worked as an assistant to Chase Brock, Lorin Lotarro, and Spencer Liff. She is also Kristin Chenoweth's Associate Choreographer. MiMi is ecstatic to keep working on Once Upon a One More Time when this "Intermission" is over! All she wants is to spread glitter, self-love, and joy to everyone she meets. Find out more in this conversation. Tune in! During this episode, you will learn about; [00:36] What's in for you in today's episode [01:28] How we met MiMi Scardull [02:19] How MiMi got her personality being a kid [05:31] MiMi's loves making people feel special and included [06:42] Experiences as a dance instructor and why her dance classes are different [14:41] How she won the auditions of Pre-Broadway Run in Chicago  [23:15] MiMi's self-rebirth; nothing was impossible [24:00] Why you should strive to live a life of abundance [25:48] Meaning of “To chat a path for other MiMi's.” [31:35] Connect with MiMi today and follow her journey Connect with MiMi Website: https://www.danceitout.com/mimi-scardulla  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mimidulla/ Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/mimi.scardulla/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mimi-scardulla-08b550120/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/mimiscardulla1 About The Salisha Show; Thank you so much for listening to the Salisha Show. It is a weekly Podcast where we have great conversations with so many fascinating people. You can get positive feelings, have tons of fun, and learn something new when you tune in to The Salisha Show podcast.  We're available for streaming anywhere - at home, in the car, or wherever you are. Connect with me through; Spotify, Castbox, etc. Don't forget to subscribe, leave a 5- star review and share with your friends. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join another conversation of The Salisha Show with your favorite host, Salisha Thomas. Today we are excited to have Raymond J. Lee on our show. Ray is an actor/singer who resides and works from New York City. He has appeared on Broadway, television, film, and voiceovers.  Ray's Broadway credits include; Aladdin, Anything Goes, Groundhog Day, Honeymoon in Vegas, and Mamma Mia! Film/TV credits include Marriage Story, Ghost Town, "Succession,” “Billions,” “Red Oaks,” and “Smash.” Voiceover credits include projects for Dreamworks, Netflix, and Penguin Random House. He is a proud RTVF graduate from Northwestern University. Find out more in this conversation. Tune in! . During this episode, you will learn about; [00:28] What's in for you in today's episode; Raymond J. Lee [01:24] How Raymond Lee is doing [03:11] How different has the arts industry been before and after COVID [03:53] Ray's experiences as a voice-over artist [06:23] How long he has been with One More Time and his experiences [11:28] How Ray's Asian-American race fits into the industry [13:00] Balancing between family and his work. Get some tips [14:36] A quick rapid-fire [18:06] Connect with Ray today and follow his journey Connect with Ray Website: http://www.raymondjlee.com/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/raymondjlee Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/RaymondJLeeOfficial/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/RaymondJLee About The Salisha Show; Thank you so much for listening to the Salisha Show. It is a weekly Podcast where we have great conversations with so many fascinating people. You can get positive feelings, have tons of fun, and learn something new when you tune in to The Salisha Show podcast.  We're available for streaming anywhere - at home, in the car, or wherever you are. Connect with me through; Spotify, Castbox, etc. Don't forget to subscribe, leave a 5- star review and share with your friends. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join another conversation of The Salisha Show with your favorite host, Salisha Thomas. Jeniffer Florentino joins me in this wonderful episode as we chat about Spielberg's West Side Story.  West Side Story is an American musical drama film directed by Robert Wise and Jerome Robbins. It is a film adaptation of the 1957 Broadway musical of the same name, which tells the story of a forbidden romance between a young American street gang member from Manhattan who falls in love with a Puerto Rican girl from the "wrong side of the tracks." Jennifer Florentino is an actress known for Isn't It Romantic (2019), West Side Story (2021), and The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (2017). She is also the manager at Lakey Wolff.  Find out more in this conversation. Tune in! During this episode, you will learn about; [00:29] Meet Jennifer Florentino [02:54] About Jennifer's latest movie project; West Side Story [07:02] When was Steven Spielberg's West Side Story filmed [07:58] It's still unbelievable to me! [08:58] Why is ‘West Side Story' important to Jennifer [10:14] Jennifer's racial makeup and her hair management practices [20:14] Jennifer's fiancee and how they met [24:42] Pandemic and acting experiences  [28:52] ‘Things I'm grateful for today.' [29:48] How to connect with Jennifer Connect with Jennifer Florentino Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/jennifer.florentino.14 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jenniferflorentino/ About The Salisha Show; Thank you so much for listening to the Salisha Show. It is a weekly Podcast where we have great conversations with so many fascinating people. You can get positive feelings, have tons of fun, and learn something new when you tune in to The Salisha Show podcast.  We're available for streaming anywhere - at home, in the car, or wherever you are. Connect with me through; Spotify, Castbox, etc. Don't forget to subscribe, leave a 5- star review and share with your friends. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Meet Mila Weir and Andrianna Weir. Join another conversation of The Salisha Show with your favorite host, Salisha Thomas. Mila Weir and Adrianna Weir, two sweet kids, join me in this exciting episode. They are actors, models, competitive dancers, and sisters. They play the role of Little Girls for the World Premiere of Britney Spears Musical, Once Upon a One More Time. Find out more in this conversation. Tune in! During this episode, you will learn: [00:06] What's in for you in today's episode; meet the Weir sisters [01:10] We are barely seven and eight years old [01:27] How long have the sisters been performing [01:58] Why acting is fun for Mila [02:18] Sweet projects done  [03:06] The Weir sisters are also dancers! [03:36] Strong family support has been very key [04:10] How the two got into performing [05:11] Source of their personality [06:18] The very first show [07:54] I have a dream [09:28] Nervousness is a sign of incompetency [10:40] My favorite Disney princess [14:46] Favorite hairstyle [16:02] Our greatest inspiration [17:55] How to follow the journeys of Mila and Andrianna  Follow our Journey Website: https://thewonderweirs.com/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shepnailsit/ Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/cupcakeandtutus/ About The Salisha Show Thank you so much for listening to The Salisha Show. It is a weekly podcast where we have great conversations with so many fascinating people. You can get positive feelings, have tons of fun, and learn something new when you tune in to The Salisha Show podcast.  We're available for streaming anywhere - at home, in the car, or wherever you are. Connect with me through; Spotify, Castbox, etc. Don't forget to subscribe, leave a 5- star review and share with your friends. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Season Two of The Salisha Show will be dedicated to Once Upon A One More Time, the Broadway musical inspired by the music of Britney Spears. Salisha is currently in rehearsals for that show and will welcome as her guest for each episode a cast or crew member from the anticipated musical! You'll hear backstage stories while they are in rehearsals and get an inside look behind the curtain of what it's like to bring a show to Broadway. Listen in as Salisha talks about her plans for Season Two of The Salisha Show, 'Backstage at the Britney Musical!; Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's episode of The Salisha Show, host Salisha Thomas sits down with two of the producers of the new off-Broadway show Trevor the Musical: Josie Bray and John Ambrosino. John and Josie recall transitioning from artists to producers and how they became a business partnership in addition to lifelong friends. They discuss what goes into producing a show with New York dreams, how long it can take, how to cultivate a safe environment for the actors, and how doing work that is meaningful to them makes the whole process worth it.  Josie Bray is a choregrapher, director, producer, and teacher with a heart of gold. Josie is a two-time winner of the IRNE award for Best Choreography of a Musical. She was the Co-Artistic Director of the Animus Ensemble, a Boston-based theatre company, for five years and also served as the Executive Director of Green Street Studios, Center for Movement and Dance. In New York City, Josie choreographed several off-Broadway plays. Josie has worked on several national tours and on the 2009 Broadway Revival of Ragtime. Josie has also directed at the Lyric Stage Company of Boston and teaches Movement for Actors at Emerson College. She is currently a senior Partner at U Rock Theatricals in New York City, where she most recently produced the new musical off-Broadway: Trevor the Musical.  John Ambrosino is both an actor and a producer. He has toured nationally with Les Miserables as well as performed regionally in Company (IRNE Award Nomination for the role of Robert), Into the Woods, On the Town, Avenue Q (Elliot Norton Award Nominee for his role as Princton/Rod), and Rent. He is a Senior Partner at U Rock Theatricals in New York City and most recently produced the new musical off-Broadway: Trevor the Musical. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sara Sheperd and Sara King were there. As two of the original cast members in the Broadway smash hit, Beautiful: The Carole King Musical, they were both there the day Salisha made her broadway debut on that stage. Sara and Sara join Salisha for an intimate dialogue around getting to live your dream, being the lead title role in a production, and the fine line between holding a leadership position and holding a friendship. The two Sara's are going out on the road across the country as they bring their skill and talent to the touring production of Beautiful. Don't miss it! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Of all the people who have ever been born, less than one percent have a natural talent for doing what they do more effectively and creatively than others. The other ninety-nine percent of the people either have to learn their habits from someone else or develop them through trial and error.  Today's episode is graced by DeLaney Westfall, a Broadway actor known for her roles in Beautiful the Musical and Kinky Boots. Join another conversation of The Salisha Show with me as I chat with DeLaney Westfall, an actor, singer, & dancer originally from St. George, Utah. After graduating with a BFA in Music Dance Theater from BYU, she went to NYC, where she has been working ever since. In August 2018, DeLaney took on the principal role of Lauren in the smash-hit Kinky Boots and finished her run in January 2019. She immediately started rehearsals for Barrow Street Theater's critically acclaimed, award-winning production of Sweeney Todd. Until recently, DeLaney starred in the Broadway production of "Beautiful - The Carole King Musical". Tune in! . During this episode, you will learn about; [00:50] Meet today's guest; DeLaney Westfall [04:06] Why you should live with an identity that is not tied to a career [05:47] DeLaney's dating life [07:06] How her wedding engagement took place [10:53] Did her fiancee get nervous on the engagement day? [13:44] Common worries we all have [15:10] DeLaney's hobbies and side hustles [25:00] How can the unity of the United States be restored [31:17] How to reach out and connect with DeLaney Notable quotes “Everybody has to live with an identity that is not attached to a career.”-DeLaney Westfall. “When you are in alignment with your life, it should feel like swimming downstream.”-Salisha Thomas. “Even if you had planned it, engagement will always find you as a surprise.”-DeLaney Westfall. “Unity is the fruits of giving people an opportunity to be themselves."-DeLaney Westfall. Connect with DeLaney Westfall  Website: http://www.delaneywestfall.com/ Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/delaney.westfall LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/delaney-westfall-b614a936/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/delaneywestfall/ About The Salisha Show; Thank you so much for listening to the Salisha Show. It is a weekly Podcast where we have great conversations with so many fascinating people. You can get positive feelings, have tons of fun, and learn something new when you tune in to The Salisha Show podcast.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It is very important to be yourself, especially in a world where everybody wants to be someone else. Being authentic to yourself involves three key facts- knowing yourself, being yourself, and sharing yourself. Once you know yourself, you will be unstoppable even in the face of adversity. You will become more confident and have clarity on your purpose. Sooner or later, you will begin making bigger contributions to the world. Today's episode is graced by Gabrielle Elisabeth, a multifaceted and multi-passionate actor, singer, and model. Join another conversation of The Salisha Show with me as I chat with Gabrielle Elisabeth. Gabby is an avid reader, animal lover, health enthusiast, world traveler, and actress who has appeared on Broadway. She was also featured in a co-starring role on the Emmy Award-winning TV show The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. Most recently, Gabrielle portrayed the role of Darlene Love in the Tier 3 Broadway Workshop, The House of Dream. Tune in! During this episode, you will learn about; [01:30] Meet today's guest; Gabrielle Elisabeth [05:36] Gabrielle's tips on how to clear debts within a very short period [12:20] Differences and crossing paths in relationships are inevitable, but love wins [19:08] Doing things by yourself vs. outsourcing from other people  [22:26] How Gabrielle got into the idea of self-sustainability [28:24] Gabrielle's body fitness [31:10] Coping with the covid pandemic in the acting industry [39:21] Doing service for free just for networking vs. earning money with the service  [44:34] How to reach out and connect with Gabrielle Notable quotes “Until you acknowledge something, it is not tangible and you cannot attack it.” “Loving genuinely is not a walk in the park. It is a choice that you have to make.” “Taking good care of your health is the first line of defense.” “You don't know everything; you can always learn something new from others." Connect with Gabrielle Elisabeth Website: https://www.gabrielle-elisabeth.com/ Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/gabelisabeth/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/itsgabrielle_e Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gabelisabeth/ Blog: https://www.illuminatingradiance.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sometimes when your gut tells you that something is what you need to be doing or is where you need to be going, it will not make sense to anybody else. It's important to listen to your intuition, follow what your gut is telling you, and act on it. Don't ask for people's permission; this can block your path to success. Share your experience after acting on it. That is what Andrew Weiss did, and he's grateful he acted on that intuition. It helped him meet the most special person in his life. If you are curious to find more about the journey and learn how you can move the world around you, join the conversation with Andrew Weiss, an entrepreneur and a sales coach who helps people make more money for their brand. Andrew is passionate about assisting people to see their value and worth to help them make more money faster. During this episode, you will learn about: [04:30] Andrew's career backstory [07:09] Why you should always ask for what you are worth [10:14] Andrew's career in virtual and live events [10:58] How Andrew and Salisha met [16:41] The importance of listening to your intuition and following your gut [18:26] Salisha and Andrew's experience in their first meet up [23:25] Andrew's perfect day overview [27:12] Andrew's dream and what he desires to deliver to the world  [33:44] Andrew and Salisha's secret sauce in their relationship [39:45] How to reach out and connect with Andrew Notable quotes “If you get a yes too quickly that means you're not charging enough for your services.” “If you never ask, the answer is always no.” “Give pause before making some rush decisions.” Resources Mentioned Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill  Connect with Andrew Weiss Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/theandrewjweiss Linkedin:https://www.linkedin.com/in/theandrewjweiss Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andrewweiss Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We have the power to stand for what matters to us and others. But sometimes, it's easy to stay quiet and not say anything even when we ought to. Everybody's convictions are different, but you've got to stick with yours. Your voice matters, and standing for what's important to you is being your authentic self. In this episode, we are joined by Chester Gregory, an award-winning Broadway veteran and artist. Chester has made numerous television appearances and his Broadway show credits include Motown, Dreamgirls, Tarzan, Shrek, Cry baby, and Sister Act.  Chester has also created his own One Man Show, and he has recently been spotted opening the Tony Awards. During the episode, Chester shares his journey and experience as an artist to provide you with life lessons and tools that make your world a better place.   During this episode, you will learn about; [00:17] Chester's career backstory [02:14] How Chester got on the Tony Awards [03:48] The story behind “Black Art Matters” writing on Chester's jacket   [06:47] Advocating for self and sticking with your conviction [11:39] Chester's journey in the art and support that positioned him to success [15:39] What makes Chester feel seen in his career [17:13] About Chester's hair and Miss Jessie's hair product [21:49] Why Chester prefers wigs while performing [23:39] Chester's perspective on facial hair  [25:49] How Chester dealt with haircuts during show tours [27:56] About Chester's Tik-Tok videos [32:41] What Chester is grateful for and what he's looking forward to [33:36] How to reach out and connect with Chester Notable quotes “Be authentic to yourself and stand with what's important to you.”  “Your voice matters, stick by your convictions.” “People understand the intention behind what you're doing.” Connect with Chester Gregory Website: https://www.chestergregory.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chestergregory/ Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/ChesterGregory Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nyla Watson is a dedicated actor, concert artist, voice coach, and competition singer in the New York City community. She is also the founder of Queen Nyla Studios, a progress-driven studio for those committed to being lifelong students and growing in their art. Today, she shares her journey of getting her Master's Degree, to getting into Broadway, to touring with musicals such as Wicked and The Color Purple. She will also share her experience of giving her life to God and how it helped her to find who she truly is in life.  Personal Successes and Disappointments  [04:41] Nyla recently lost weight during the pandemic and pridefully connected her weight loss journey with her fame. She had personal success during the pandemic but got disappointed when she didn't get the chance for Broadway. She then had a conversation with her father and her mentors and coaches to talk her into gratitude for the moments she had.  Nyla's First Thought on Musicals  [08:06] Being a student of a catholic school, Nyla viewed musicals as a bunch of choirs from churches. She viewed musicals as singing in churches and doing gospel leads.  God's Miracles  [11:22] God is amazing. If you think about God ordering Moses to talk to the Pharaoh, Moses doubted himself in his words. But God immediately said that He was the one who made Moses's mouth. Any shortcomings will be dealt with as long as God is with you. [13:08] Nyla's pastor recently preached about the Green Light at the Red Sea, which is about the children of Israel getting across the Red Sea. The story encompasses the wonders of God and how He can create miracles.  Our Inner Guidance  [18:38] The inner guidance system or the Holy Spirit that people call their instinct is real. It is the thing that tells us where to go and what to choose. The inner guidance system is the thing that helps us to live our best life. Many times, it will tell you something that logically doesn't make sense. But when you listen to it, you will be glad that you did.  Bringing Characters to Life  [22:16] Nyla often teaches that characters only have breath and body. Allowing characters to inhabit us is the only way for them to live. Characters live on the page until we breathe them in. It is our job to figure out the difference between you and a character, but also the similarities between you and a character so that you know what mannerisms to give them and when to move out of the way. Embracing your Difference [38:44] Black women are easily identified with their hair so much. There is a level of fearlessness that Nyla has in some respects. But she is fighting for her fearlessness and freedom. After cutting her hair, Nyla knew she would be fine because her parents, too, would cut their hair. She wasn't afraid if she would look ugly when he got her hair cut. She just knows that she is different and that she is learning to accept that everything about her is going to be different. And by embracing her difference, she knows that success will come for her.  Just Do You and Be the Best Version of You  [41:32] Don't be better. Be different and completely off. This notion became Nyla's calling in the industry. She always said to herself that she was just going to do it but in a different and unique way. Her point is to not be better than the last person but to be talked about by the people after her.  [46:21]  Nyla is the only one in her family who is not included. But she is the one in the family that became an artist full time. She was able to pave the way for creativity in her family. Her cousin became a glassmaker because of Nyla's passion.  Learn more about Nyla Watson at: Website: http://www.queennyla.com/ Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/queennyla1 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, our guest is Christian David. He is an award-winning gospel artist, musical theater actor, and playwright. Today, he will talk with us about his first ever experience in Broadway and New York. Also, he will talk about performing arts theater, and his connection with God in his performances. Stay tuned! This is an exciting one! First Experience in Times Square [5:38] When Christian first got to Madison Square, he went to see his first Broadway show, Hadestown. His checkout was smooth and all of his requirements, like a vaccine card, were in order. When he got in, he had a great seat on the second floor. Interestingly, he was seated next to a lady who went to high school with the show's director. Expectations on Hadestown Musical [7:58] Watching Hadestown on Broadway met Christian's expectations. He first heard the music from Hadestown on Sirius XM, and when he finally got to listen to them personally on Broadway, his expectations were exceeded. When the cast first came out on stage, the energy in the room was electric, and their opening made everyone in the room erupt. Energy Performing on Stage [11:39] Being a gospel artist, Christian takes the focus off himself and just goes into autopilot. And being in a position as a gospel artist for him is vastly different when performing in theater. So when he is performing, he tries to empty himself so that he can have a connection with God that flows through him and get all the work he needs to get done. Performing in Theater [13:22] The theater is where Christian goes into flow with God where he thinks about playing his part and that he deserves to play the role. He then just instills into himself that he just has to go out there and own his performance. He knows that he has practiced and rehearsed well enough to perform. Doing God's Work [14:05] God can use us in any way on any platform. And even in those venues, Christian gives the glory of his performances to God. Even though he uses the platforms and spaces of theater, he trusts God for his performances in theater and that God will make sure that he is adequately prepared. Christian's Opinion on MJ's Cancellation after his death [16:06] Like any other artist, Christian would hate for someone to ignore his art and everything he has contributed to his craft and the genre he was in. He will hate that if the reason for the ignorance is the mistakes he made in the past. He says that allegations that came out because of public opinion are just allegations. Nothing ever substantial is substantially proven. The Myth about New York [29:00] Christian felt unsafe in New York, especially when he was opening up. One of the reasons was a myth about New York that says that you should not travel to New York alone. But when he was finally there, he was always by himself all day, but he never felt unsafe. People are walking so fast and moving where they don't have time to bump into anybody or get into an altercation. Nobody ever tried to rob him or did anything bad to him. Biggest Takeaway from Going to New York [33:48] Home Alone 2 was one of the movies that Christian and his mother would watch every Christmas. When he got to New York, he went to the places where Macaulay Culkin, who played Kevin Mcallister in the movie, walked like the world-famous plaza. The experience was memorable for him, and he recommended everyone to go there.   Learn more about Christian David: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cdavidmusic/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/christiandavidmusic/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/cdavid_music Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, we have invited Tia DeShazor. She is an actor, producer, coach, writer, and co-founder of BOLD, a network for black women creatives. She actively creates change on the stage and develops new projects as a lyricist in the Advanced BMI- Lehman Engel Musical Theatre Workshop. She has also written commissioned work for Prospect Theatre's Musical Theather Lab, New York City Children's Theatre, Astoria Performing Art Center, and Girlhood the Musical. Today, she will share all about her experience as a new mother and the journey of accepting yourself and your uniqueness. Doing Multiple Things [2:05] Tia always wanted to be an actor. But she later found out that she couldn't keep herself in one place and be an actor. She had other desires to do and other problems to solve for herself as an actor. She then became a writer out of how she didn't like any of the available roles. Creative Power [4:56] Tia's main offer is Creative Power, a membership program that meets weekly to discuss everything artists talk about. Most of what is spoken about in the program are all about mindset. Privacy and Pregnancy [9:37] When you're 37 and married for ten years, there's the expectation of having a baby. Because of this, Tia became very private about her pregnancy. She didn't have any issues about being pregnant, but it became very personal for her. She felt that her pregnancy was a very private thing in her life where she didn't want to share it with other people.  Fighting Postpartum Depression [23:42] Using her encapsulated placenta helped Tia with postpartum depression. The placenta will help the mother with either postpartum depression or anxiety, so Tia recommends eating the placenta. There is a doula that makes the placenta into capsules and a tincture. The capsule is supposed to prevent postpartum depression. So the tincture is like for like six months postpartum if you need a little boost. The Wash-And-Go Hairstyle [26:36] Tia has done wash-and-go with her hair since 2013. In 2008, she stopped straightening her hair and added twists and braid-outs. So in 2013, she decided to have wash-and-go because straightening her hair had a lot of work to do Hair Products [30:43] Tia has ordered some other hair oil recently. She puts oil in her hair to give it a shine during the week. Putting oil in her hair has to be done every week. She puts the time into conditioning her hair and taking a shower. How to Get the Best Results for Taking Care of Curly Hair [35:48] Tia always wanted curly hair. But she always straightened it. She had a relaxer growing up because she had a lot of hair growing up. Her mother would have a hard time with straightening her hair when she was young. So she took Tia to a beauty school to get her hair done and get it pressed. Accepting her Hair [38:15] Tia embraced having braid outs with her hair, but after getting a braid out, half of her hair would be down in a ponytail, and the other half would be up. But with that, she never did anything about it. Tia doesn't want to chemically straighten her hair because she doesn't want to spend time conforming to a white male standard. She likes to be simple, even when her hair is straight. Recommended Book [42:22] Tia is always reading a ton of books. One book she recommends is called “We Should All Be Millionaires” by Rachel Rogers. The book is an amazing program written by a black woman about making money. The book breaks down all of the things and misconceptions about money. Learn more about Tia DeShazor: Website: https://www.tiadeshazor.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tia-deshazor-78b6171a/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/tiadeshazor Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tiadeshazor/ BOLD: https://www.boldnyc.org/ Learn more about Tia's Coaching at https://tiadeshazor.mykajabi.com/sales-page Learn more about We Should All Be Millionaires by Rachel Rodgers at https://www.amazon.com/We-Should-All-Be-Millionaires/dp/1400221625 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Featured on today's episode, host Salisha interviews Rachel Josefina and Susanne Puerschel. Rachel Josefina has a podcast called Mindset in the Making. She was on Susanne's podcast and it was divine timing that they met each other and became business partners. They created a new event where performing artists can work together and create community. Susanne is a mother and the owner of RISE Media. A media company supporting performing artists having the ability to gather more ways of earning income by tapping into the power of media that you're discovering now in 2021. Her podcast is called Pointe to Rise.  Rachel and Susanne always wanted to do in person events and started with having small groups of workshops or having conversations to see what's really going on and how we can really support the community. They started to talk about scarcity mindset which just was blown up during the pandemic because nobody knew how to earn money. And they are convinced that all the scarcity, the pain and abuse we're seeing in the performing arts world is from a lack of finding our unworthiness, and how can we fix that. And how can we start creating and stop chasing, and they started with everybody in their community. Giving themselves the power to use their tools to really create for others, so that they have an equal exchange of energy. They also talk about perfectionism of being able to do your own self tape to save time and energy. No one can do it all perfectly. Trying to do it perfectly is setting yourself up to feel disappointed because it's never going to be perfect. It's not about being the perfect fit for whatever everybody else wants you to be. It's having the courage to really dig deep and that who you are is what makes you special. And that's what will set you apart and will get you the roles you want, and that's when you start creating and stop chasing. So join in as Salisha, Susanne and Rachel talk about scarcity and abundance mindset, perfectionism and how they are helping and supporting their community. Connect with Rachel: Instagram – @rachel.josefina Podcast – Mindset in the Making Connect with Susanne: Website: pointetorise.com Facebook: Pointe to Rise Instagram: @susannepuerschel Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Featured on today's episode, host Salisha chats with E. Clayton Cornelious who is a Pittsburgh native and a 22-year Broadway veteran. He recently received the, "Legacy Robe" for his role in the Broadway hit, Ain't Too Proud: The Life and Times of the Temptations.  In Addition to all of his theatre credits, he is a 3-year Broadway Investor/Producer and a proud member of BIV (Broadway Inspirational Voices) and a proud graduate of Point Park University.   E. Clayton shares how he wants to keep going and keep making his family proud by trying to do more and have his hands in everything. He was called the 'First Black' because he used to be the youngest in a cast and now he's the oldest. He takes pride in sharing about his dad who taught him a lot of important things in life. His father was his coach who taught him to reach for the stars. Even not having a college degree, his dad runs businesses where attorneys are calling him for advice and served as the national president of a beverage association.  He also shares how he get into financial shape and positioned himself where he is now where he advices aligning yourself with something that you're not necessarily passionate about but something that you do well in an industry. Stick to that for a long while so that you have an upper hand in that industry. Then start funding yourself for the future, as for E. Clayton, he invested and produced which is what he wanted to do.  E. Clayton also mentioned that being a black man has actually helped him in a lot of ways. He hopes to see more black women coming up the pike because that's what the show 'Chicken and Biscuits' is all about, which is supporting black women and their superiority. Connect with E. Clayton: Website: eclaycorn Facebook: eclaycorn Twitter: @Eclaycorn Instagram: @eclaycorn Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Featured on today's episode, Salisha interviews the founder of Artists in Residence, Olivia Daniels.  Olivia Daniels is a Canadian performer, director, educator, and theatre artist. She earned a BFA in Drama from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts, where she trained at Playwrights Horizons Theatre School and The New Studio on Broadway. She also holds a minor in Philosophy. After seven years of studying and working in NYC, Olivia recently returned to her hometown of Toronto where she currently resides while also managing a full online store. Olivia starts with sharing her journey creating a theater company during the pandemic that was born out of a need that they saw for connection and community within the theater community. Where it started out as simply fun Zoom play readings doing what they love to do. They also share their love for what they do and not just sharing their stories about becoming a theater artist but also reflecting back on themselves which is something that is very integral to our very survival and happiness and mental health. Olivia also cites her side business which is in SideBIz. This is her store of beads where she sells her pandemic hobbies making beaded mask chains. She dug out some old beads that she doesn't like and styles them like chokers. She also shares that she learned this from her younger sister who is "super fashionable and cool." Olivia finds that people should share their passions, have the interest to talk about themselves and make connections which she believes is what society is built on. It is not just for people reaching out and connecting with one another, it should come from a place of wonder, curiosity, and openness. You will find this with the right people who will then become friends, partners, and collaborators, bringing so much more joy to making things and starting things together rather than going at it alone. So join Salisha and Olivia as they chat about Olivia's way of supporting artists' mental health, well-being, and her online store of beads. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Featured on today's episode, Salisha chats with classical performer who performed all over the world, artist resident at the Met at San Francisco Symphony, Grammy-nominated and has a heart for social activism, world-renowned soprano Julia Bullock. Julia shares that she has been able to work but it has shifted more towards recording and no longer just focuses on performing. In some aspects of her career, she's already not shifting away from performing but starting to include more curating. And also developing relationships with various artist organizations to helping them think about what their goals were and are, and how to satisfy them for any aspirations that they have moving forward into the future. She says what's happening is temporary will not last forever.  She also mentions that this pandemic can go in a million different directions but she will have to claim humanity first. She also shares that identity is a challenging question because it has been challenging for her in the past since there are so many expectations with her multi-ethnicity or mixed heritage. She finds it fascinating that many critics feel that it is necessary to note what color or identity in some way she is. She stressed that she's so proud of who she is because it's taken some time and real consideration, healing, and self-love. She says there's nothing wrong with doubting yourself because it gets back to that self-reflection and finding it. The awareness where you can have tunnel vision of being a star in your own universe but what does that mean to be in the constellation of others.  Julia talks about painful identity issues where she shares about not knowing how to take care of her hair. They went through this period when they have growing hair and not knowing how to really brush it and how to care for it. This brings tears to her eyes because she looks at her young nieces that her sister is raising. Her sister is watching YouTube videos exploring all different kinds of products, learning how to braid hair because she wants her daughter's hair to be a source of pride for them. So join Salisha and Julia as they talk about how Julia is coping up with the pandemic, her journey in her music career, and finding self-love and healing being of mixed ethnicity. Connect with Julia Website: juliabullock.com Instagram: @_juliabullock Facebook: Julia Bullock, Classical Singer Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Featured on today's episode, Salisha chats with  Isabel Kaegi, Eli Tokash (who played Trevor in the musical), Justin O'Brien and Jhardon DiShon Milton Salisha starts the conversation by asking the guests about their experience in this pandemic where they all worked on improving themselves and were happy and confident in the work that they have been able to do, even though some of them didn't have work for more than a year. They learned to know when and where to be in control of things by finding a silver lining with people being forced to go home and stay home and do things differently. And now looking back, they were able to identify that they changed for the better. Salisha asks about their plans in the future and what they are grateful for. They are very much grateful for time because this pandemic has allowed people to look at time completely different. People rush a lot and it allowed them to sit still and be present in the moment. Also, they are grateful for the relationship that they have right now while one is excited to go back to school to have their masters. Join Salisha and the rest of the gang as they chat about Broadway, how the pandemic hit them and what they are grateful for in life. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Featured on today's episode is a professional graphic designer turned singer and songwriter, Dominic Grijalva. He is working for a decade as the Chief Design Officer in an indie record label based in New York and Seattle. He eventually turned to his first love which is music and singing. He had a lot of opportunities as a performer and a director but never had been able to do the pop thing which is something he always wanted to. Dominic shares that whatever you love to do and no matter what it is, there is a market for it. And drawing and designing is a thing that he loves and how he was being paid finding himself just doodling in his free time. He says that it all starts from having some inspiration, getting an idea, running with the idea, and taking action once receiving inspiration. He also shares that everything is born out of passion and just going for it. Dominic shares that he has no idea how he got into where he is now. He isn't even sure if he knows how to truly read music or play but when you have a passion and a desire for something, there is a way to make it happen. He stresses that if he gets struck by inspiration and motivation he needs to act on it otherwise he's going to regret will make him feel uncomfortable which is how he felt about this music. Where writing and producing his own music is something that he always wanted to do but he thinks he was just waiting for the right one. Finally, Dominic thanks Indie Chameleon, Inc. for giving him the opportunity to write and produce his own music and the people who partnered with him in writing and producing the song. He also mentioned that he is working on about three or four songs on the same label where he is taking the initiative on lyric writing. He shares that he cannot do this all without a support of a team with who you can collaborate and work with. According to Dominic, it really helps if you've got the right people on your team that will help you and helps bring out the best of you and you in turn bring out the best in them. Join as Salisha and Dominic chat about Dominic's journey from being a professional graphic designer who is living his dream of becoming a musician and now singing, writing, and producing his own songs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Featured on today's episode Salisha chats with Market your Genius author and podcast host, Nikki Nash. Nikki shares her journey of starting her own business where she tells people that they must have some blissful or naive optimism that it's going to work out. She thinks that people need that kind of blind optimism to keep moving forward because nobody has a perfect journey in entrepreneurship. Failure is something that you're going to face. But she learned something from it and she's going to implement what she learned and it's going to be better the next time. She also thinks that people often don't realize the wealth of knowledge that they have on different things. Whether it's through life experiences or an actual career job. People may feel you have so far to go but that doesn't mean that you can't help the people that are behind you. It means you don't have to be famous to feel like you can help somebody else. It means we can start exactly where we are. Salisha asked Nikki what would she say to somebody who is trying to get into an industry that they know nothing about. Nikki answered by telling about a video she watched from a motivational speaker, Brendon Burchard. And in that video, he said that if he looks at your calendar and he can't tell what your priorities are, then they're not going to happen. Nikki goes on to say that if you want something, you focus on it right now. Listen in as Salisha and Nikki discuss her book, podcast, and her entrepreneurship journey. Connect with Nikki: ·        https://www.instagram.com/nikkinashofficial/ ( @nikkinashofficial on Instagram) ·        https://www.facebook.com/NikkiNashOfficial/ ( NikkiNashOfficial on Facebook) ·        https://twitter.com/nikkinashco ( @NikkiNashCo on Twitter) ·        https://www.pinterest.com/nikkinashco/_created/ ( @nikkinashco on Pinterest) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Featured on today's episode Salisha chats with Tony award winner, Karen Olivo. Karen tells about her take in an article where she said that being a domestic abuse survivor she is compelled to do something that it all just felt necessary for her to exist. What she's seeing right now is that the industry she's in needs her to be an activist. They also talked about what Karen will do if the entire Broadway community were not going back to work. Karen answered that she's going to have to get another kind of job but it's not going to be an acting job. Another question asked to Karen is her family upbringing because Salisha is fascinated by Karen's confidence. She said that she did a lot of reading and training where she mentioned a book which is the Psychology of Oppression, which she's trying to utilize these resources in real-time at all times. Karen shares that she tries to advocate for herself because when she doesn't she will leave the door open to be mistreated. So she's constantly trying to model standing up for herself because she knows that there's someone else who probably needs it. She's using her skillset to push over uncomfortability so that she can advocate for herself. Salisha takes the conversation to Karen being an educator where she's been on and off for close to 10 years where has taught at a couple of colleges. She started to rethink that she might do more in private coaching where she has a handful of students that she teach now. She usually tries to get her students to turn off all other stuff and really get quiet and think about what they know to be true. And then approach all of the work from what they know that will give them a little more competence rather than trying to adopt something that they've seen. So join Salisha and Karen as they discuss Karen's journey in standing up for the truth and coaching career that inspires a lot of her students to be more competent and unique in their own way. Resources mentioned: https://www.springerpub.com/the-psychology-of-oppression-9780826178169.html (Psychology of Oppression) by E.J.R. David Ph.D. and Annie O. Derthick PhD Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Featured on today's episode Salisha chats with Broadway musical actor Abby Mueller. Abby stars as Jane Seymour in the blockbuster hit Six, the musical. Abby shares several choice moments when she had to perform sick and what goes through her mind to where she can relax and doesn't change the quality of her performance. She tells what you hear in your own head doesn't match what actually people are hearing out there which is a hard moment when you have to know when to live and learn. Salisha takes the conversation about Abby's preparation for the play coming to America where Abby shares that it was already a big hit in London but there was already a buzz about it. Then she mentioned working with the London cast where the creators are so young and new. She added that they are allowed to do their own thing within the framework that as soon as they started it was pretty fast putting the whole thing together that all of their brains are exploding, but they had rich sessions. Abby shares that the show on Carol King was a biographical, musical stick and is stylistically different. In those times there's not a lot of actual historical data so they had to fill in a lot of gaps. One of the things that's been super cool that the show and the writing does so brilliantly is show that it hasn't changed in so many years, that women are still parallels and how modern it is. And she thinks it's really clever, really smart and really awesome. Join in as Salisha and Abby talk about Abby's musical shows and how she overcome the challenges brought by the pandemic. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Are you ready for The Salisha Show? It's coming your way August 10, 2021 everywhere you listen to podcasts. Hosted by Broadway star Salisha Thomas, each episode brings you great conversations with great people. Looking for a high vibe, upbeat and uplifting conversation to power through your day? Tune into The Salisha Show! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices