Podcast appearances and mentions of Daniel K Isaac

This time we discussed I Leave It Up to You, written by Jinwoo Chong and narrated by Daniel K. Isaac. I Leave It Up to You [Libro.fm] / [OverDrive/Libby] Flux [Libro.fm] / [OverDrive/Libby] Number One Chinese Restaurant [Libro.fm] / [OverDrive/Libby] Memorial [Libro.fm] / [OverDrive/Libby] Before the Coffee Gets Cold [Libro.fm] / [OverDrive/Libby] Natalie Tan's Book of Luck and Fortune [Libro.fm] / [OverDrive/Libby] Vanessa Yu's Magical Paris Tea Shop [Libro.fm] / [OverDrive/Libby]

Daniel K. Isaac (Billions) brings his charisma and delicious deep voice to Gay Ass Podcast right after performing a five show weekend(!) of EVERY BRILLIANT THING at the Geffen Playhouse. In addition to discussing this solo(!) show, we get into:-his sexual awakening at church-Mx. Google-how Daniel met his current boyfriend while dating someone else-high school musicalsplus we ask, "are lesbians better?"**********************************************************************Buy your NY Comedy Fest GAY ASS LIVE SHOW tickets HERE! Follow Daniel on Instagram (@danielkisaac) and get tickets to EVERY BRILLIANT THING at The Geffen here: https://tickets.geffenplayhouse.org/Follow Eric on IG (@ericwillz), Tiktok (@ericwillzTT) and Gay Ass Podcast on Instagram (@gayasspodcast)!For Eric's recent bonus ep about getting too high at the spa, subscribe here for only $5: patreon.com/gayasspodcastSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/thats-a-gay-ass-podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Daniel K. Isaac, star of stage and (TV) screen joins hosts Harrow & Meghan for an in-depth discussion of his theatrical work, particularly his play Once Upon a (Korean) Time and his role in Noah Diaz's You Will Get Sick. We fanqueer over Ryan Haddad's Dark Disabled Stories and learn about the inspiration and research behind Daniel's work (including his Mom). We discuss the importance of overcoming design hurdles and demanding big production value, letting go during the writing process and generational resilience. We react very excitedly to Daniel's book references and recommendations and his many Queering the Canon suggestions. Finally, we start petitioning to get Daniel to play Marx in an eventual screen adaptation of Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin and Daniel promises to keep writing. Daniel K. Isaac: Instagram | Twitter  Web Site Queer Culture Recs: Here for It by R Erik Thomas The Groom Will Keep His Name by Matt Ortile Memorial by Bryan Washington Real Life by Brandon Taylor Less by Andrew Sean Greer Alexander Che Michael Cunningham Queer Korean Shout Outs: Diana Oh (Our TOJ Interview with Diana!) Jason Kim Hansol Jung Shannon Tyo Deborah S. Craig Queer Gives: Ma-Yi Theater Company Episode Credits: Edited by Meghan Dixon Thesis on Joan: Follow Thesis on Joan on Instagram & Twitter  Leave us a voicemail at (845) 445-9251‬ Email us at thesisonjoan at gmail dot com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Daniel K. Isaac is best known for his ensemble role on the Showtime series Billions where he plays portfolio manager Ben Kim. But 2022 was a pivotal year for the actor and playwright, whose passion is the stage. He starred in The Chinese Lady at the Public Theater; he made his playwriting debut with Once Upon a (korean) Time for the Ma-Yi Theater Company; and he's currently starring opposite Linda Lavin in You Will Get Sick at the Roundabout Theater. Daniel was born in Southern California, the only child of a single mother active in her evangelical Korean church. As a gay teenager, he struggled against his sexual orientation and even underwent conversion therapy. (Spoiler alert: It did not work.) In a candid, funny and yes, raunchy, conversation he opens up about his early sexual experiences, his estrangement from his father and his ongoing conflict with his mother, who disowned him when he was in college and is still “in the closet” about being the mom of a gay son — despite the fact that Isaac has turned many of her remarks into the viral hashtag #accordingtomymother. Prepare to laugh, cry and cover your young children's ears. CREDITS Co-host, Producer, Photographer: Juliana Sohn https://www.instagram.com/juliana_sohn/ Co-host, Producer, Editor: Catherine Hong https://www.instagram.com/catherinehong100/Audio Engineer: AJ Valente https://ajyval.myportfolio.com/ Executive Producer: HJ Lee Production Coordinator: Young Sun https://www.kimberlyyoungsun.com/  KoreanAmericanStory.org is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization whose mission is to create and preserve the stories of the Korean American experience.

Daniel K. Isaac is a very busy man! So we were especially excited that he made the time to chat with us. In this episode Rachel & Daniel discuss:the upcoming 2022-23 theater season and the Asian theater-makers on stage!how he turned a 2 line role on Billions into 72 episodes and counting being the only children of single, immigrant mothers (and how they humble us)It was truly a delight to chat with Daniel. Not only is he incredibly prolific, but he's also such a graceful and lovely human. Is there a more soothing voice you could listen to for 50 minutes? We think not.Check him out in Noah Diaz's You Will Get Sick currently playing at Roundabout Theatre Company, and catch him any time on Showtime's Billions.----Intro music by: David HilowitzSupport the show

Hosts Meghan and Harrow discuss all the queer shows they've seen recently (and not so recently)! Hear shout outs to Songs From Bark of Millions by Taylor Mac and Matt Ray, Gumiho by Nina Ki, The Nosebleed written and directed by Aya Ogawa, As You Like It adapted by Shaina Taub & Laurie Woolery, and Lavender Men by Roger Q. Mason. They go into deeper dives on Once Upon a (Korean) Time by Daniel K. Isaac and american (tele)visions by Victor I. Cazares! Plus, get behind-the-scenes thoughts on the making of this podcast, a discussion of the current “drag moment” trend in theatre, and what playwright Harrow and Meghan moved aside in order to take a photo with their show poster. A full transcription of this episode is available here Content Warning: Discussion of sexual assault between 27:16-29:13 Show Discussions: Songs From Bark of Millions by Taylor Mac and Matt Ray    Gumiho by Nina Ki, directed by Kai Kim The Nosebleed written and directed by Aya Ogawa As You Like It adapted by Shaina Taub & Laurie Woolery, directed by Laurie Woolery Lavender Men by Roger Q. Mason, directed by Lovell Holder Once Upon a (Korean) Time by Daniel K. Isaac, directed by Ralph B. Peña american (tele)visions by Victor I. Cazares, directed by Rubén Polendo Upcoming Shows: 1776 - September 16, 2022-January 8, 2023, American Airlines Theatre & Juliet - previews begin October 28th, Stephen Sondheim Theatre I Wanna F*ck Like Romeo and Juliet - October 20-November 5, 2022, 59E59 Theaters Turning Krasniqi - November 3- 6, 2022, AMT Theater The Patient Gloria - November 16-December 4, 2022, St. Ann's Warehouse Episode References: Some Like It Not: Are Men in Dresses Still Funny? Action of the Ep:  Fair Chance for Housing Campaign Take action Queer Culture Recs: A League of Their Own Episode Credits: Edited by Harrow Sansom Thesis on Joan: Follow Thesis on Joan on Instagram & Twitter  Leave us a voicemail at (845) 445-9251‬ Email us at thesisonjoan at gmail dot com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week we discuss the long awaited Netflix comedy special by Sheng Wang! We go over our personal experiences following Sheng over his decades long career, as well as our favorite bits from his latest special, all in the comfort of our Costco pants.What's Popping? - What We Do in the Shadows S4, Extraordinary Attorney Woo, Farming games on Switch---This episode was sponsored by the Ma-Yi Theater Company:From Ma-Yi Theater Company (The Chinese Lady, Teenage Dick) comes a generation-spanning new journey through the historical and fantastical. Mixing traditional Korean fables with the horrors of the Korean War, Daniel K. Isaac's epic new play is a funny and deeply moving analog for the experiences of the Korean American diaspora. Isaac deftly moves his characters through time, tracing the legacies of trauma that are passed from one generation to the next, and the various coping mechanisms each one uses to soldier on.Playing August 23 - September 18 at the  La Mama's Ellen Stewart Theater in New York City---Follow our hosts:Marvin Yueh - @marvinyuehJess Ju - @jessjutweetsHanh Nguyen - @hanhonymousFollow the show and engage with us at @goodpopclubPart of the Potluck Podcast CollectiveProduced by HappyEcstatic Media

On this episode, author Tracey Lien joins the podcast to talk about her debut novel All That's Left Unsaid, a thrilling mystery about a journalist who returns to her hometown of Cabramatta after her baby brother's violent death in search for answers and to confront her past. Tracey shares about her inspirations for the novel, as well as about her journey to becoming a novelist.Follow Tracey on instagram at @hellotraceylien and check out her latest novel All That's Left Unsaid on sale now!*Support the podcast by purchasing books at our bookshop *---This episode was sponsored by the Ma-Yi Theater Company:From Ma-Yi Theater Company (The Chinese Lady, Teenage Dick) comes a generation-spanning new journey through the historical and fantastical. Mixing traditional Korean fables with the horrors of the Korean War, Daniel K. Isaac's epic new play is a funny and deeply moving analog for the experiences of the Korean American diaspora. Isaac deftly moves his characters through time, tracing the legacies of trauma that are passed from one generation to the next, and the various coping mechanisms each one uses to soldier on.Playing August 23 - September 18 at the  La Mama's Ellen Stewart Theater in New York City---Follow our hosts:Reera Yoo (@reeraboo)Marvin Yueh (@marvinyueh)Follow us:FacebookTwitterGoodreads GroupThe Books & Boba September 2022 pick is You're Invited by Amanda JayatissaThis podcast is part of Potluck: An Asian American Podcast Collective

The playwrighting debut from actor Daniel K. Isaac is an ambitious tale of family and grief, using Korean fairytales to tell the story of how one family passes down trauma and resilience in the wake of conflict and war. The play, commissioned and produced by Ma-Yi Theater Company, is titled, "Once Upon A (korean) Time" and is playing at La MaMa through September 18. Isaac joins us to discuss.

On this episode, we discuss Fakes, the new Netflix series about how a pair of Canadian high school girls started the biggest fake ID ring in North America. It's a show that surprised us by how good it turned out being with it's multiple unreliable POV characters and genuine character moments in between all the crime and teen shenanigans. We keep our discussion spoiler free because you all should watch this show so we can get a season 2 (please)!What's Popping? - Mo, The Book of Tea Duology---This episode was sponsored by the Ma-Yi Theater Company:From Ma-Yi Theater Company (The Chinese Lady, Teenage Dick) comes a generation-spanning new journey through the historical and fantastical. Mixing traditional Korean fables with the horrors of the Korean War, Daniel K. Isaac's epic new play is a funny and deeply moving analog for the experiences of the Korean American diaspora. Isaac deftly moves his characters through time, tracing the legacies of trauma that are passed from one generation to the next, and the various coping mechanisms each one uses to soldier on.Playing August 23 - September 18 at the  La Mama's Ellen Stewart Theater in New York City---Follow our hosts:Marvin Yueh - @marvinyuehJess Ju - @jessjutweetsHanh Nguyen - @hanhonymousFollow the show and engage with us at @goodpopclubPart of the Potluck Podcast CollectiveProduced by HappyEcstatic Media

On this episode we talk to actor/playwright Daniel K. Isaac about his epic new play 'Once Upon a (Korean) Time' and about the untold histories that inspired it.

Take a nap with us as we enter The Dreaming to discuss Netflix's adaptation of the Neil Gaiman's seminal comic book series, The Sandman, which is finally making its live action debut after literally decades of attempts. We dive into a (semi-spoilery) discussion about this series about anthropomorphized concepts, and how they influence and learn from the mess that is humanity. (Spoiler warning: we do discuss some major plot points so we recommend listening after you've seen the series)What's Popping? - House of Dragons, Junior Baking Show---This episode was sponsored by the Ma-Yi Theater Company:From Ma-Yi Theater Company (The Chinese Lady, Teenage Dick) comes a generation-spanning new journey through the historical and fantastical. Mixing traditional Korean fables with the horrors of the Korean War, Daniel K. Isaac's epic new play is a funny and deeply moving analog for the experiences of the Korean American diaspora. Isaac deftly moves his characters through time, tracing the legacies of trauma that are passed from one generation to the next, and the various coping mechanisms each one uses to soldier on.Playing August 23 - September 18 at the  La Mama's Ellen Stewart Theater in New York CityTickets on sale now at: http://ma-yitheatre.org/ - use promo code GOODPOP for discounted tickets.---Follow our hosts:Marvin Yueh - @marvinyuehJess Ju - @jessjutweetsHanh Nguyen - @hanhonymousFollow the show and engage with us at @goodpopclubPart of the Potluck Podcast CollectiveProduced by HappyEcstatic Media

On this episode, we welcome author Sangu Mandanna to chat about her new novel The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches, a cozy story about a lonely witch named Mika who finds herself in charge of educating three young witches in the English countryside. We chat with Sangu about her inspirations for this story of found family, generational trauma, and romance.Follow Sangu on instagram at @sangumandanna and check out her latest novel The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches on sale now!*Support the podcast by purchasing books at our bookshop *---This episode was sponsored by the Ma-Yi Theater Company:From Ma-Yi Theater Company (The Chinese Lady, Teenage Dick) comes a generation-spanning new journey through the historical and fantastical. Mixing traditional Korean fables with the horrors of the Korean War, Daniel K. Isaac's epic new play is a funny and deeply moving analog for the experiences of the Korean American diaspora. Isaac deftly moves his characters through time, tracing the legacies of trauma that are passed from one generation to the next, and the various coping mechanisms each one uses to soldier on.Playing August 23 - September 18 at the  La Mama's Ellen Stewart Theater in New York CityTickets on sale now at:ma-yitheatre.org - use promo code BOOKSANDBOBA for discounted tickets.---Follow our hosts:Reera Yoo (@reeraboo)Marvin Yueh (@marvinyueh)Follow us:FacebookTwitterGoodreads GroupThe Books & Boba August 2022 pick is Hani and Ishu's Guide to Fake Dating by Adiba JaigirdarThis podcast is part of Potluck: An Asian American Podcast Collective

On this episode, we highlight the latest book and publishing news in Asian American literature for our August 2022 mid-month check-in, including the big news that's rocking the publishing industry right now.New books and authors mentioned in our publishing news:Worthy: The Brave and Capable Life of Joseph Pierce by Andrea Wang; illus by Youa VangThe Art Spy: The Untold Story of World War II Resistance Spy Rose Valland by Michelle YoungHaru, Zombie Dog Hero by Ellen OhFamily of Friends by Varsha Bajaj; illus by Ishaa LoboTemporary Bodies by Anuradha D. RajurkarYasmeen Lari biography by Marzieh Abbas; illus by Hoda HadadiGrief in the Fourth Dimension by Jennifer YuThe Runaway Dosa by Suma Subramaniam; illus by Parvati PillaiFood for the Future: Sustainable Farms Around the World by Mia Wenjen; illus by Robert Sae-HengThe Carpet and Sour Cherries by Dezh Azaad; illus by Nan CaoCall Me Adnan by Reem FaruqiPlay the Game by Amar ShahChickenpox by Remy LaiIn This Family by Shelly Anand; illus by Meenal PatelWhen a Rhino Has to WAIT by Dazzle Ng; illus by Estrela LourençoAnd Break the Pretty Kings by Lena JeongCamp Scream by Sarah C. Yung; illus by Kelsey Eng and Laan ChamHome in a Lunchbox by Cherry MoMichelle the First: How Action Hero Michelle Yeoh Danced, Acted, and Dreamed Her Own Path by Kristen Mai Giang; illus by Kuri HuangVanya and the Wild Hunt by Sangu MandannaWings to Soar by Tina AthaideNavya Sings for Navarathri by Lakshmi Thamizhmani; illus by Avani DwivediA Name for Sister by Charlotte Cheng; illus by Sophie Diao*Support the podcast by purchasing books at our bookshop *---This episode was sponsored by the Ma-Yi Theater Company:From Ma-Yi Theater Company (The Chinese Lady, Teenage Dick) comes a generation-spanning new journey through the historical and fantastical. Mixing traditional Korean fables with the horrors of the Korean War, Daniel K. Isaac's epic new play is a funny and deeply moving analog for the experiences of the Korean American diaspora. Isaac deftly moves his characters through time, tracing the legacies of trauma that are passed from one generation to the next, and the various coping mechanisms each one uses to soldier on.Playing August 23 - September 18 at the  La Mama's Ellen Stewart Theater in New York CityTickets on sale now at: http://ma-yitheatre.org/ - use promo code BOOKSANDBOBA for discounted tickets.---Follow our hosts:Reera Yoo (@reeraboo)Marvin Yueh (@marvinyueh)Follow us:FacebookTwitterGoodreads GroupThe Books & Boba August 2022 pick is Hani and Ishu's Guide to Fake Dating by Adiba JaigirdarThis podcast is part of Potluck: An Asian American Podcast Collective

The hunter becomes the hunted... and becomes the hunter again in the new science fiction action film Prey. The 5th in the mainline Predator series, Prey takes us all the way back to 1719, and follows a young Comanche woman as she tries to prove herself as a hunter but maybe gets in over her head when she ends up head to head against an otherworldly being who also likes to hunt.What's Popping? - A League of their Own (2022), Board Game YouTube---This episode was sponsored by the Ma-Yi Theater Company:From Ma-Yi Theater Company (The Chinese Lady, Teenage Dick) comes a generation-spanning new journey through the historical and fantastical. Mixing traditional Korean fables with the horrors of the Korean War, Daniel K. Isaac's epic new play is a funny and deeply moving analog for the experiences of the Korean American diaspora. Isaac deftly moves his characters through time, tracing the legacies of trauma that are passed from one generation to the next, and the various coping mechanisms each one uses to soldier on.Playing August 23 - September 18 at the  La Mama's Ellen Stewart Theater in New York CityTickets on sale now at: http://ma-yitheatre.org/ - use promo code GOODPOP for discounted tickets.---Follow our hosts:Marvin Yueh - @marvinyuehJess Ju - @jessjutweetsHanh Nguyen - @hanhonymousFollow the show and engage with us at @goodpopclubPart of the Potluck Podcast CollectiveProduced by HappyEcstatic Media

You may know Daniel K. Isaac as Ben Kim from the television series “Billions,” but he's also a committed and talented actor in theater and an accomplished playwright. In fact, his play “ONCE UPON A (korean) TIME”-- which was supported in part by the Arts Endowment-- is opening in New York in August. In this podcast, Daniel K. Isaac discusses his great love of theater, his new play “ONCE UPON A (korean) TIME”- his commitment to bring Asian and Asian-American voices and stories to the stage, his work with the Ma-Yi Theater Company, his series-in-development, “According to My Mother” which explores his challenging relationship with his mother after he came out to her, and, of course, his role as Ben Kim on the television series “Billions.” Here are the actors discussed in the podcast that Daniel K. Isaac wants us to know more about: Shannon Tyo,  Jon Norman Schneider, and Jeena Yi. Follow us on Apple Podcasts!

You may know Daniel K. Isaac as Ben Kim from the television series “Billions,” but he's also a committed and talented actor in theater and an accomplished playwright. In fact, his play “ONCE UPON A (korean) TIME”-- which was supported in part by the Arts Endowment-- is opening in New York in August. In this podcast, Daniel K. Isaac discusses his great love of theater, his new play “ONCE UPON A (korean) TIME”- his commitment to bring Asian and Asian-American voices and stories to the stage, his work with the Ma-Yi Theater Company, his series-in-development, “According to My Mother” which explores his challenging relationship with his mother after he came out to her, and, of course, his role as Ben Kim on the television series “Billions.” Here are the actors discussed in the podcast that Daniel K. Isaac wants us to know more about: Shannon Tyo,  Jon Norman Schneider, and Jeena Yi. Follow us on Apple Podcasts!

Doris and Dave, the duo behind one hit children's TV series, are seeking a comeback with a show about the ADORABLE sea otter. The first step in their process is a conference call set up by the network with an otter expert.   Written by Youngblood's Michael Feldman, directed by Colette Robert, featuring Catherine Curtin, Cleo Gray, Daniel K. Isaac, Jonathan Randell Silver & Akyiaa Wilson, with sound designer Jack Mullin, and sound engineer Caroline Eng. This episode is part of the EST/Sloan Project for Science & Technology.   To experience this episode through a transcript, please visit ESTnyc.org/mondaylunch.

It's been one year since theaters shut down all over the world. We're all still processing our new reality in different stages. The way to commemorate this strange anniversary couldn't be one of just sadness over what we lost or admiration at the perseverance of artists. Instead, we thought our tone should reflect what's mostly in our hearts: gratitude. This is the first episode in a series called "Thank You Theater-makers." We talk to artists who have been experimenting with new mediums, rediscovering skills, or realizing untried dreams. We talk to artists who have been holding space for their mental health and experiencing grief. We talk to artists who gave us their gift in new ways, and to those who we are sending love to, while they resume the practice of their craft. We begin this series with one of our favorite guests, Daniel K. Isaac. The versatile actor who has charmed us with his warmth and immense love for theater. Over the past year he has showcased his natural talent as a playwright and delighted us on social media with his book recommendations. We talk to Isaac about returning to his TV work on Billions, and what's next for him as a writer. Thank you, Daniel

30 - It's a BONUS happy hour!  Join us AND special guest Daniel K. Isaac (Billions, According  to My Mother) as we sip on a Boulevardier and get his scoop on The Vegetarian by Han Kang. He gives a little more insight into Korean culture, delights us with stories of his beloved mom, and gives us a much-needed lesson on the pronunciations of some character names. (Hint: we got a couple wrong!)  Oh yeah, and we announce our March book pick - see below! Chapters Discussed:  All of 'em Next Week:  The Vanishing Half (Chapters 1-3) Join us again for Happy Hour next Thursday, and follow us on Insta @AreTheseBooksDrunk for updates on our next episode & cocktail pairing so that you can read along and sip along with us! Episode Credits Special Guest:  Daniel K. Isaac Special Appearance:  Riccardo Roggeri Music:  Jimmy Fontanez, Media Right Productions, Text Me Records, Carmen Maria & Edu Espinal Logo and Art:  Chad Hudson Hosts:  Mariana Cardenas, Emma Orelove & Brandi Bravo

The Friends took a break last week because Diep was out of town. But this week, they're coming back in time to talk about the Tony Awards. It's happening! And the Friends have opinions about what the awards ceremony should look like this year. This week's guest is actor Daniel K. Isaac, who is a recurring character on the Showtime television show Billions. But did you know that Isaac is a big theater nerd? He has multiple binders and drawers dedicated to all the playbills he's collected over his 11 years in NYC and he shares some of his favorites, plus gives tips on how he could afford to buy theater tickets when he was still a struggling artist. Here are links to things the Friends talked about this episode: What theater stuff Daniel K. Isaac has been up to in quarantine: a 24 Hour plays monologue, Pride Plays, the Homebound Project, and BD Wong's Songs From an Unmade Bed. Isaac's [ UNTITLED GAY SEX & CONVERSION THERAPY PLAY ] Some of Isaac's favorite theater memories: Our Town directed by David Cromer, Brief Encounter at St Ann’s Warehouse, Circle Mirror Transformations by Annie Baker, Awake and Sing from National Asian American Theater Company, Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812 when it first premiered at Ars Nova, Scenes From a Marriage directed by Ivo Van Hove. The Expecting, a new horror show on Quibi that Isaac is in that will premiere this fall. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Born & raised in southern California. Received his bachelor's in theatre from UC San Diego. He then moved to New York City where he's been on small and large screens & stages. You know him as Ben Kim on the hit Showtime Series Billions. Confessions of a Market Maker presents Daniel K. Isaac

This one got deep! Daniel K. Isaac from Showtime’s Billions joined the ANA boys this week to talk about complex relationship with our mothers, the American hegemony, and Asian people who DON’T turn red when drinking!Check out Daniel on Instagram at @danielkisaac and his website www.danielkisaac.com This episode is brought to you by Helix Mattresses! Helix is offering up to 125 dollars off ALL mattress orders for ANALs at helixsleep.com/asian We finally launched a PATREON page! Please support us in exchange for some fun rewards from Fumi & Mic https://www.patreon.com/asiannotasianpod Email us: AsianNotAsianPod@gmail.com Instagram: @asiannotasianpod Twitter/Instagram Fumi: @TheFumiAbe Instagram Mic: @nicepantsbro Come see us LIVE! The next Hack City comedy show is 9/18, get your tickets at the link below https://www.eventbrite.com/e/free-comedy-hack-city-comedy-show-now-canal-street-market-tickets-17560902131 S/O to our network @listeningpartypresents @canalstreetmarket - check out the crew on Instagram

This week, Nancy is live and talking romcoms, meet-cutes, and weddings...with special guest Daniel K. Isaac! — Daniel K. Isaac stars on Billions as Ben Kim and recently guest starred on The Other Two as Jeremy. — Daniel was also recently on an episode of Death, Sex, and Money. Music in this episode by Jeremy Bloom. Theme by Alexander Overington. Support our work. Become a Nancy member today at Nancypodcast.org/donate.    

Actor Daniel K. Isaac grew up as the only child of a single immigrant mother. She's a devout Christian—so the first time Daniel came out to her, it was to ask for her help to stop being gay. But in his late teens, after years spent voluntarily in conversion therapy, Daniel decided that he was done trying to fight his sexuality. And in the years since, accepting that part of himself has meant finding new ways to relate to his mom. 

After interviewing playwright Phillip Dawkins about his latest play, GENTLEMAN CALLER, making its New York Debut on the heels of its World Premiere in Chicago, I requested to have the men playing the leads, Juan Francisco Villa and Daniel K. Isaac, in for an interview. These guys are playing famous playwrights, Tennessee Williams and William Inge at a very interesting time in both of their lives. These actors are getting the opportunity to play writers whose works they would never get the opportunity to play. Enjoy my conversation with these talented and GORGEOUS men. Yes, I said Gorgeous. I do respect their talent, but I am not blind. About Gentleman Caller: http://abingdontheatre.org/gentleman-caller/ About Juan Francisco Villa: http://www.juanfranciscovilla.com/ About Daniel K. Isaac: http://www.danielkisaac.com/ Support Keith Price's Curtain Call on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/keithpricecurtaincall Subscribe to Keith Price's Curtain Call on Itunes: www.keithpricecurtaincall.com Follow @keithpricecurtaincall on Instagram Follow @kpcurtaincall @comedydaddy Like me on FB: https://www.facebook.com/Keith-Prices-Curtain-Call-1380539615593807/

directed by Carlos Armesto, with musical guest Diana Oh "Daniel tries to write his first full-length play and it's not going to be about his mom. He's already written a web series about her so this play will Not. Be. About. Esther. Instead, there's Dragon and missionaries in North Korea and oh crap his mom is calling... A genre-fucking play about unapologetic storytelling, family both born and chosen, and the messiness of intersectional identities, Daniel & Esther & Dragon journey through autobiography, imagination, & maybe the Korean War." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices