Podcasts about Dwayne Washington

For the latest Whisper in the Wings from Stage Whisper, we sat down with the actor playing the role of Dad in the new musical That Parenting Musical, Dwayne Washington. He joined us to tell us more about this fabulous new show, and to share some wonderful insight with us as well. So make sure you hit play on this episode and get your tickets today1That Parenting MusicalNow- January 19th@ Theatre RowTickets and more information are available at TheatreRow.orgAnd be sure to follow Dwayne to stay up to date on all his upcoming projects and prodcutions:Dwayne: @dwaynesvoiceThat Parenting Musical: @thatparentingmusical and thatparentingmusical.com

In the previous episode you heard from actor Dwayne Washington as he shared what he learned from leaving the industry. Well, now Dwayne is back to talk about what “making it” means to him as well as one of my least favorite parts of the business, self-tapes, by answering the Final Five Questions in this bonus episode of Why I'll Never Make It. ---------- To listen to bonus content like Auditions Stories and get early access to these full conversations ad-free, become a subscriber today. Podcast theme music created by host and producer Patrick Oliver Jones. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"Acting is behaving truthfully under imaginary circumstances.” This is how renowned acting teacher Sanford Meisner defined what it means to be an actor. This principle helps performers build empathy with our characters and forge meaningful connections onstage. But as our guest today reveals, this approach can also be a powerful guide for navigating life offstage. Dwayne Washington, with the help of the prestigious Juilliard School, mastered the craft of acting and singing, but life itself has been one of his greatest teachers. From his time as a retail manager to his work as a high school teacher, Dwayne has grown in unexpected ways. We talk about his time in London as well as his current role in a new Off-Broadway production, That Parenting Musical. And while the personal growth he's experienced over the years may not always be visible, he has certainly gained a depth and perspective that now enrich his performances as well. Hear the full performance by Simon Estes and Grace Bumbry of "Amonasro" from Aida. ---------- Subscribe to get early and ad-free access to full conversations with guests, including bonus auditions stories. Donate to WINMI and support podcast production with a one-time or ongoing contribution. If you'd like to support WINMI but have limited funds to do so, then contact me directly for reduced-price or even free access to the bonus content. Follow WINMI: Website | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube Why I'll Never Make It is an award-winning, Top Theater Podcast with actor and singer Patrick Oliver Jones and is a production of WINMI Media. Theme music created by Patrick Oliver Jones, and background music is by John Bartmann (used under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The New Orleans Saints had the perfect game plan ready for Alvin Kamara against the Las Vegas Raiders. Pete Carmichael, Dennis Allen and Andy Dalton were in their bag when it came to maximizing one of the NFL's most versatile weapons.Rookie cornerback Alontae Taylor impresses again, this time against Davante Adams, forcing him to do something he hasn't done for more than 80 NFL games. Mark Ingram is expected to miss 3-4 weeks with an MCL injury. Could the Saints turn to increased snaps for Dwayne Washington and Jordan Howard? Or will names like Cam Akers and Zack Moss provoke them into making a move at the NFL trade deadline.Find and follow Locked On Saints on your favorite podcast platforms:

The New Orleans Saints had the perfect game plan ready for Alvin Kamara against the Las Vegas Raiders. Pete Carmichael, Dennis Allen and Andy Dalton were in their bag when it came to maximizing one of the NFL's most versatile weapons. Rookie cornerback Alontae Taylor impresses again, this time against Davante Adams, forcing him to do something he hasn't done for more than 80 NFL games. Mark Ingram is expected to miss 3-4 weeks with an MCL injury. Could the Saints turn to increased snaps for Dwayne Washington and Jordan Howard? Or will names like Cam Akers and Zack Moss provoke them into making a move at the NFL trade deadline. Find and follow Locked On Saints on your favorite podcast platforms:

New Orleans Saints wide receiver Michael Thomas may have been limited in Wednesday's practice, but there should be optimism around his availability against the Flacons. How Michael Thomas' demeanor and the temperature around the Saints facility seems to indicated good things for the All-Pro Receiver.Paulson Adebo missed practice but the Saints are uniquely built to make up for any missed time he could possibly have. With Tre'Quan Smith and Dwayne Washington missing practice as well, Kirk Merritt could be the perfect solution. Updates on Pete Werner, Ryan Ramczyk, Marcus Davenport, and others as well. Find and follow Locked On Saints on your favorite podcast platforms:

New Orleans Saints wide receiver Michael Thomas may have been limited in Wednesday's practice, but there should be optimism around his availability against the Flacons. How Michael Thomas' demeanor and the temperature around the Saints facility seems to indicated good things for the All-Pro Receiver. Paulson Adebo missed practice but the Saints are uniquely built to make up for any missed time he could possibly have. With Tre'Quan Smith and Dwayne Washington missing practice as well, Kirk Merritt could be the perfect solution. Updates on Pete Werner, Ryan Ramczyk, Marcus Davenport, and others as well.  Find and follow Locked On Saints on your favorite podcast platforms:

Bobby and Mike talked about Saints running back Dwayne Washington's value as a special teams player. Solomon Wilcots, a former NFL safety and current SiriusXM Radio host, joined the show to discuss the Cincinnati Bengals. Wilcots broke down the Louisiana-Cincinnati connection, explaining that quarterback Joe Burrow, wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase, and safety Vonn Bell have helped turn the organization around. Mike also received a message from a source saying former Saints linebacker Jon Bostic is heading back to Washington. 

New Orleans Saints linebacker Chase Hansen and running back Dwayne Washington make their cases for roster spots with great performances against the Houston Texans. Meanwhile, Ian Book, Tre'Quan Smith, and other young players will need a bounce back performance next week against the Green Bay Packers to solidify their roles.Andy Dalton, Dai'Jean Dixon, and Wil Lutz all also provide reasons for optimism for Saints fans.Find and follow Locked On Saints on your favorite podcast platforms:

New Orleans Saints linebacker Chase Hansen and running back Dwayne Washington make their cases for roster spots with great performances against the Houston Texans. Meanwhile, Ian Book, Tre'Quan Smith, and other young players will need a bounce back performance next week against the Green Bay Packers to solidify their roles. Andy Dalton, Dai'Jean Dixon, and Wil Lutz all also provide reasons for optimism for Saints fans. Find and follow Locked On Saints on your favorite podcast platforms:

Kristian and Bobby praised Saints running back Dwayne Washington for his effort on special teams. Wilson Alexander, an LSU writer for The Advocate, joined the show to discuss updates on the Tigers after one week of fall camp. Alexander shared his thoughts on the quarterback battle and broke down what players have stood out so far. The guys also talked about Tom Brady's absence from Buccaneers training camp.

Kristian and Bobby dissected Saints training camp audio from running back Dwayne Washington and offensive tackle Trevor Penning. Bobby praised Washington's effort on special teams, and Kristian explained why he loves Penning's attitude. 

Kristian praised wide receiver Chris Olave and defensive end Carl Granderson, calling them his "K-Dawg's dogs." Bobby gave multiple statistics that defend Saints defensive end Cam Jordan's case for a spot in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The guys broke down training camp audio from Dwayne Washington and Trevor Penning, and they also shared their exclusive interviews with cornerback Paulson Adebo and wide receiver Kirk Merritt.

New Orleans Saints Michael Thomas is making headlines with his impressive play in training camp, but he's far from alone. Jarvis Landry, Chris Olave, Taysom Hill, Adam Trautman and other pass-catchers are showing that while the Saints were looking to build around a solid run game and their defense, that the revamped passing offense can bring a ton of value as well.With running back Malcolm Brown waived, the Saints running RB3 battle has thinned to Devine Ozigbo, Dwayne Washington, Tony Jones Jr. and Abram Smith. So far, one has been the favorite of camp.Find and follow Locked On Saints on your favorite podcast platforms:

New Orleans Saints Michael Thomas is making headlines with his impressive play in training camp, but he's far from alone. Jarvis Landry, Chris Olave, Taysom Hill, Adam Trautman and other pass-catchers are showing that while the Saints were looking to build around a solid run game and their defense, that the revamped passing offense can bring a ton of value as well. With running back Malcolm Brown waived, the Saints running RB3 battle has thinned to Devine Ozigbo, Dwayne Washington, Tony Jones Jr. and Abram Smith. So far, one has been the favorite of camp. Find and follow Locked On Saints on your favorite podcast platforms:

It's time again for a visit with Midday theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck, who joins Tom each week with her reviews of Maryland's regional stage. Today, she spotlights Everyman Theatre's world-premiere production of Crying on Television, the new play by Baltimore-based writer and humorist R. Eric Thomas. The Thomas rom-com about race, media culture and real friendship is directed by Reginald L. Douglas, with a cast that includes Paige Hernandez as Ellison, Erika Rose as Taffy, Starr Kirkland as Mackenzie, and Dwayne Washington as Chris.Crying on Television continues at Baltimore's Everyman Theatre until June 26. The play will also be available as a streaming video for ticketed patrons starting on June 17. Follow the theater link for showtimes and ticket info. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andy opens the show reacting to Calipari on with Issel/Pratt, Andy has a theory, the great Dwayne Washington, Streble arrives and doesn't know what to think, did Cal get duped, and a bunch of other nonsense.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Jim's back and just like the Allman Brothers I'm a Ramlin Man. In this Thankgiving day edition Connor rings the Turkeys to avoid and Ji'ms stuffing you with a side of Bananas with 3 Going Bananas slates ( One for each game) all games 1.5 TDS ( Swift, Mooney, Montgomery) ( Zeke, Waller, Renfrow) (Diggs, Knox, Ingram*) * indicates if Ingram is out pivot to Dwayne Washington

Fresh off of the heels of Shaedon Sharpe's commitment to Kentucky, UPLAY Canada Founder/CEO Dwayne Washington joins the show to discuss what he brings to the table for the 'Cats, how he compares to his former players (SGA, RJ Barrett, and others) and breaks down why he chose Kentucky. Afterwards, the guys talk about Kentucky's opening week win over UL-M, plus positives and negatives.

The New Orleans Saints go bargain shopping in free agency better than just about any team in the NFL and now they land former Pro Bowl running back Devonta Freeman. But with Alvin Kamara, Latavius Murray, Ty Montgomery and more young options competing in the backfield, where does he fit in and what does it mean for the others? If Ty Montgomery is spending his time at wide receiver as we expect, Freeman and special teams ace Dwayne Washington could be set to battle it out for the rights to the third running back spot.The Saints are also expected to sign veteran cornerback Prince Amukamara and 2016 third-round pick KeiVarae Russell pending physicals. If they land with the Saints, two corresponding moves will have to be made to open up the roster spots. More low-risk moves by New Orleans as they look at several options to try to sure up the cornerback depth chart. Does Amukamara have a chance at CB2? Meanwhile it's special teams that may give Russell a chance to land a roster spot.Finally, Taysom Hill has focused entirely on competing for the starting quarterback role in New Orleans. What happens if he doesn't win it? He's spoken openly about shifts in his workout regiment, targeting different muscle groups for the role, and slimming down as well. But if he doesn't knock off Jameis Winston, what could that mean for his Swiss-army knife role? Locked On Saints host Ross Jackson discusses how the role could shift including where he might no longer be deployed and where the new build could also help as an offensive weapon.Follow Ross on Twitter @RossJacksonNOLASupport Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order.BetOnline AGThere is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus.Rock AutoAmazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The New Orleans Saints go bargain shopping in free agency better than just about any team in the NFL and now they land former Pro Bowl running back Devonta Freeman. But with Alvin Kamara, Latavius Murray, Ty Montgomery and more young options competing in the backfield, where does he fit in and what does it mean for the others? If Ty Montgomery is spending his time at wide receiver as we expect, Freeman and special teams ace Dwayne Washington could be set to battle it out for the rights to the third running back spot. The Saints are also expected to sign veteran cornerback Prince Amukamara and 2016 third-round pick KeiVarae Russell pending physicals. If they land with the Saints, two corresponding moves will have to be made to open up the roster spots. More low-risk moves by New Orleans as they look at several options to try to sure up the cornerback depth chart. Does Amukamara have a chance at CB2? Meanwhile it's special teams that may give Russell a chance to land a roster spot. Finally, Taysom Hill has focused entirely on competing for the starting quarterback role in New Orleans. What happens if he doesn't win it? He's spoken openly about shifts in his workout regiment, targeting different muscle groups for the role, and slimming down as well. But if he doesn't knock off Jameis Winston, what could that mean for his Swiss-army knife role? Locked On Saints host Ross Jackson discusses how the role could shift including where he might no longer be deployed and where the new build could also help as an offensive weapon. Follow Ross on Twitter @RossJacksonNOLA Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline AG There is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Things discussed: Happy NIL Day. What's Michigan going to do about it? Sam: Line up 8 deals for Walter Nolen, duh. Michigan's policy is to follow the new Michigan law, since that has some protections for the university if a player wants to advertise something objectionable (and a 7-day notification period), but Craig points out it's pretty lax. Nike should lock up Michigan's stars now so they will stay through their eligibility, since they can't have them after. Supreme Court decision vs NCAA: Ignore Kavanaugh and ask what this means for scholarship limits, which seems to fall in the narrow prohibition on offering academic aid. So can the baseball team be fully funded now? Can the Big Ten take back baseball by having the most scholarships? NCAA defunct? No because they run a tournament and they need to play each other. Effect on the game? Planned economies don't work, commies! If you're worried about the freedom aspect, you probably haven't been exposed to the dictatorship of a football program before. History Hour: Michigan has been paying players since the 1890s. Seth corrects Craig on the Bo to A&M story but it brings up a point: the NCAA was more effective at policing in the mid-20th century, but these days the players and the game are already professionalized. Will NIL cause locker room friction? Do the 5-stars making $100k+/year at Ohio State get along with the 3-stars? Education component: Teach the players how to run their own LLCs. Seth: Stop trying to figure it all out right now. Capitalism works. Michigan to require athletes to be vaccinated: Fine with this. Organizations have to protect themselves and the vaccine is safe and effective. What school did Taylor Decker go to that he doesn't believe in vaccines? Yes, it's okay to dismiss people who have “issues” with the vaccines. Their issues have no basis in reality. It sucks that the wet whiny crazies have found a foothold in politics—though less of one than we're making it out to be—but it doesn't change the fact that if you aren't willing to do something as simple as take a COVID vaccine to protect your teammates, you're probably not much of a teammate, and we don't want you anyways. Dwayne Washington to the NBA: Not sad because he specialized in killing Eli Brooks. Big Ten title goes through West Lafayette? More Bufkin and Dug talk.

1 hour and 37 minutes The Sponsors Thank you to Underground Printing for making this all possible. Rishi and Ryan have been our biggest supporters from the beginning. Check out their wide selection of officially licensed Michigan fan gear at their 3 store locations in Ann Arbor or learn about their custom apparel business at undergroundshirts.com. And let’s not forget our associate sponsors: HomeSure Lending, Ann Arbor Elder Law, the Residence Inn Ann Arbor Downtown, Michigan Law Grad, Human Element, The Phil Klein Insurance Group, and Information Entropy, the Raw Power app for iOS by Gentleman Coders. And introducing SignalWire, which is the virtual office platform we recorded this on because we’ve had it up to here with Zoom (use the code MUPPETS and they’ll buy your team lunch!) 1. Recapping UCLA starts at 1:00 Shot quality disparity was huge, so the difference was really luck of the Juzang. Livers absence was noticeable because he’s your bucket man. Go down the line: Austin Davis and Hunter Dickinson are 50% at the rim. Missing 5 straight free throws. Wagner going 1/9 from the floor. Game-winning play gets Franz screamingly wide open and he hits nothing. Most flagrant hook and hold not called since the rule was put in place. Dickinson got scouted to death: right shoulder! [The rest of the writeup and the player after THE JUMP]   2. Who’s Returning and Transfer Portal? starts at 14:26 We think Eli is coming back, and Chaundee Brown is 50/50, expect the rest to go. Eli really helps where they have holes next year—if he was a great creator that would be even more. Don’t want to recruit over your guys, so if they can’t get back Chaundee might as well roll with the freshmen and see which can play. Haven’t ruled out Mike Smith (expected to sign in Chicago) or Austin Davis, but he’d have to take a 3rd role. 3. What’s Back for Next Year: Frontcourt starts at 23:38 Dickinson should get more effective, more patient, develop more post moves. Moussa Diabate at the very least should be a monster defensive center and play 30 minutes between the 5 and 4. Switchable terror, vertical terror, has an outside shot and can put the ball on the floor. In case of emergency Johns can chip in but he’s your 4 we think. See some Williams if his outside shot comes around, especially with Dickinson. Not seeing Tschetter yet but Houstan could do some 4 as well. He’s your new Livers: shoot, play D, has some athleticism that makes him a top-10 recruit. Alternatives if no Chaundee: Isaiah Barnes—GRIII-2. Jace Howard: And ones!   4. Raw Takes and What’s Back for Next Year: Backcourt starts at 44:51 Eli will have this team organized on both ends of the floor, strong defensive player especially when there’s a wing-sized guy like Smith next to him instead of another floor-bound dude. Frankie Collins is Smith-sized but bouncy, super-explosive, deadly in the open floor, radiates winner. Similar to Zavier Simpson there’s a shooting issue, but he’s not a set shotter like X so that could come around. Zeb Jackson needs to take the wheel—Michigan’s best case scenario is if he turns into a starter. Kobe Bufkin and Isaiah Barnes are two freshman shots at a SG who’s just a shooter. Bufkin is a big riser, combo guard size, can be a secondary playmaker, gives you a chance at a Dwayne Washington, though Washington needed another year. Where does the creation come from? MUSIC: "Things Change"—Black Heat “Life”—The Walters “In the Garden”—Real Estate “Across 110th Street”

RB Dwayne Washington agreed to a one-year contract extension with the New Orleans Saints and sits down with Caroline Gonzalez to discuss his outlook & goals for the upcoming season (3:55 - 13:15). For Women's History Month we highlight a woman making history within the Saints organization, Jamie Meeks. Jamie is the first Director of Sports Nutrition for the Black and Gold and has spent the last six seasons with the team (13:20 - 27:05).

I currently have three “notable” Saints’ free agents that I feel are worth mentioning. As always, notable means players that I deem to be rosterable in Dynasty Owner leagues. I’m obviously not going to talk about defensive players as Dynasty Owner does not play IDP, and I won’t be talking about players like Michael Burton, Dwayne Washington or Bennie Fowler. These three, while offensive players, are not currently rostered in any DO league. The three I want to talk about are Jared Cook, Jameis Winston and Ty Montgomery.Jared Cook is 33 years old. He is finishing a $7.5 million per year contract, and he finished the season as TE18. Fun Fact: there were only two tight ends with higher salaries that finished lower in the rankings than him. Can you name them? Cook had a lackluster season although he did end with seven touchdowns despite a disappointing 58.33 catch percentage in the red zone. I wouldn’t dare declare that Cook has nothing left. It’s expected he’ll return for the 2021 season, but according to ESPN’s Mike Triplett, it’s unlikely it’ll be with the Saints due to “cap restrictions.” I do agree. Cook is going to demand roughly the same contract that is about to expire. (Think Jimmy Graham’s contract) This coupled with the fact that the Saints traded their 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th round 2020 draft picks to Minnesota in exchange for their 3rd round pick which they converted into Adam Trautman. I’m not going to break down Trautman in this article, but surely the Saints want to see him on the field at some point given the draft equity they invested in him. Expect Cook to move on.Up next we have the possible starting quarterback for the 2021 Saints: Jameis Winston. Winston signed a single year contract worth $1,100,000 last year. According to a lot of analysts, this deal seemed to be much less than he actually deserved. I would have to agree given the fact that he had just come off of a 2019 season where he had career highs in attempts (626), completions (380), yards (5109) and touchdowns (33). Unfortunately, he also had a career high in interceptions (30). Regardless, I believe that Jameis showed enough in 2019 to make him deserving of a contract closer to 10 or 12 million dollars per year. The rest of the NFL did not see it this way and he essentially signed a minimum contract with the Saints. Well, Jameis was unable to show much of anything during the 2020 season. Despite Drew Brees missing four weeks in the middle of the season, Jameis did not attempt a pass during those weeks. Instead, Taysom Hill received the starting quarterback job. In fact, Winston only completed seven passes for 75 yards in 2020. 63 of these yards came in the game where Brees was injured. Now for some speculation…The expectation is that Brees will be retiring sometime this offseason. The fact that he agreed to cut his pay to the league minimum for the 2021 season paves the way for a retirement. This move drops New Orleans’ cap more than $20 million dollars. Jameis is too cheap not to hold until his contract situation is a little clearer. Hold with confidence, and I would even advocate trading for him if the price is right.The final player worth mentioning is Ty Montgomery. I’m not going to talk much about him as he has yet to pass 121 touches in any season. In fact, he has averaged only 72 touches per season in his career. He is only owned in 8.25 percent of Dynasty Owner leagues so he’s a borderline player to even mention, but if he is signed by a team expect his salary to be between 2 and 3 million per year. Even though this is a cheap price to pay for a running back, I would still be staying away.-------------------------------------------------------What is Dynasty Owner? Dynasty Owner is not your average fantasy football. You may have your DraftKings and Fanduels of the world but we are year-round and put you right in the seat of the Owner, Coach, and GM. Fantasy footballers all over have been wanting a game like this and you may have even heard our name from Christopher Harris or even the Dynasty Nerds podcast.We use real NFL contracts and salaries in our game so when something changes here in the real world it affects your team for the year. With a challenge of the salary cap and keeping your team under it, you get the feeling of what it's like to run a business and see your team get rewarded when they win.Learn more today at www.dynastyowner.com and come see what we are all about.-------------------------------------------------------Connect with Dynasty Owner:Visit us on the web -- https://www.dynastyowner.comFollow us on Twitter -- @Dynasty_OwnerFollow on Facebook - www.facebook.com/DynastyOwnerFantasySports

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The Sports Shop with Reese & K-Mac: The best urban sports talk show heard weekday mornings from 7 to 10 on Buzz Sports Radio. Reese, K-Mac & Jasmyn talk about the Dodgers taking Game 1 of the World Series over the Rays, Tua Tagovailoa getting the nod in Miami and Charles Barkley teaming up with Phil Mickelson for a charity golf match. The crew also welcomes NC State Football great and NFL veteran Dwayne Washington along with Lauren Brownlow from WRALSportsFan.

Dylan, Alec, and Ross talk Saints news and take a look back at the most recent drafts, who they wanted and who the Saints selected. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Why the Saints re-signed Dwayne Washington and what he brings back to New Orleans. Deuce Windham brings fits, types, and molds to the conversation around potential targets at LB and CB for the next week's draft.Follow Deuce on Twitter @RevDeuceWindhamFollow Ross on Twitter @RossJacksonNOLA Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Why the Saints re-signed Dwayne Washington and what he brings back to New Orleans. Deuce Windham brings fits, types, and molds to the conversation around potential targets at LB and CB for the next week's draft. Follow Deuce on Twitter @RevDeuceWindham Follow Ross on Twitter @RossJacksonNOLA Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week’s City Speaks podcast, Pittsburgh City Theatre’s Director of New Play Development, Clare Drobot, speaks with Dwayne Washington and Avery Glyph, two of the actors from One Night in Miami, which runs at City Theatre on Pittsburgh’s Southside through Dec. 1.   DWAYNE WASHINGTON, who plays Sam Cooke in One Night in Miami, has acted iff-broadway in such classics as Fiagro 90210, Tanya and Nancy: The Rock Opera, National Tour: In The Mood, Ragtime, and Man of La Mancha. Read more about him at TheDwayneWashington.com.   AVERY GLYMPH, who plays Malcolm X in One Night in Miami, is proud to make his Pittsburgh debut with City Theatre, and has most recently appeared in Hamlet at The Shakespeare Theatre Company in Washington, D.C. Off-Broadway credits include Roundabout Theatre Company, New York Shakespeare Festival, The Drama Dept., and Lincoln Center Lab. Avery's film and television appearances include the upcoming Out and About, She's Gotta Have it, Against the Current, Last Ball, He Got Game, 13 Conversations About One Thing, I’m with Lucy, Madam Secretary, Forever, Ugly Betty, Oz, all Law & Orders, The Electric Company, among more. Awards include St. Louis Critics Circle Awards for Best Ensemble and Best Production for All the Way, as well as nominations for the San Diego Critics Circle Award and the NAACP Theatre Award for The Whipping Man. Avery holds a BFA from The North Carolina School of the Arts and an MFA from the STC Academy for Classical Acting at the George Washington University. Visit AveryGlymph.com for more details.   A play about four of the most important figures in Black Civil Rights history, One Night in Miami depicts the night of February 25, 1964, when Muhammed Ali, Malcolm X, Sam Cooke, and NFL legend Jim Browne met to celebrate in a Miami hotel room.   Get tickets here: https://citytheatrecompany.org/play/one-night-in-miami/   Listen to more City Speaks here: https://postindustrial.com/

RotoUnderworld Radio Fantasy Football Podcast - Mind of Mansion, Ep 435: The Podfather Matt Kelley (@Fantasy_Mansion) and George Kritikos (@RotoHack) vigorously debate whether Nick Chubb is a buy or a sell candidate in fantasy football dynasty leagues. Dwayne Haskins is a must-have in 2-QB/Superflex leagues.  Tyree Jackson is a sleeper QBs in this draft class. Josh Jacobs looks the part of an elite NFL running back. Dexter Williams is big, young and productive. What if the Kansas City Chiefs draft Bryce Love?  Bust-proof big slot comparison: N'Keal Harry vs. AJ Brown. Alpha X receiver comparison: D.K. Metcalf vs. Hakeem Butler Stretch-plus receiver comparison: Parris Campbell vs. Andy Isabella Size-adjusted athlete comparison: JJ Arcega Whiteside vs. Emmanuel Hall How risky is Kelvin Harmon?  Jazz Ferguson's transfer creates value in rookie drafts. Juston Christian from Marist is a very deep small school sleeper. Comparing can't miss tight end prospects: T.J. Hochenson vs. Noah Fant Kaleb Wilson was a monster producer. Kahale Warring is an athletic monster. Rumors of the Seahawks trading Russell Wilson were laughable. Will the Cardinals select Kyler Murray and trade Josh Rosen? Vegas has already drained the value from Browns bets. Ronald Jones should have stayed in school. Christian Kirk is the perfect combination of value and upside. JuJu Smith-Schuster is in Antonio Brown's head. Will Smith-Schuster outscore Brown in fantasy football this season?  What do dynasty leaguers do with Tyreek Hill?  George Kittle is coming for Travis Kittle in dynasty. Jason Witten is an underrated one-year rental in dynasty. Jonnu Smith and Gerald Everett are high upside young tight ends. Latavius Murray should outscore Mark Ingram this season. Dwayne Washington is at the bottom of the Truther well. Devin Funchess can be the "big slot WR" that every NFL team is thirsting for?  Did you know Chester Rogers received a second round tender?  Keelan Cole will win the starting wide receiver job in Jacksonville.   Kenny Stills will benefit most from Ryan Fitzpatrick landing in Miami. Keeping a candle lit for Marcus Mariota. Deshaun Watson will propel numerous fantasy-relevant assets in Houston. Keke Coutee is primed for a breakout sooner rather than later. DaeSean Hamilton and Sterling Shepard are top buys in dynasty leagues. T.J. Yeldon and James White are strong buys in dynasty leagues. Mike Williams is still on a bust trajectory. Chris Carson, Jordan Howard and Derrick Henry are sells in dynasty due to a lack of receiving skills. Tarik Cohen and Aaron Jones are ascending and yet scary holds in dynasty. Evan Engram is primed for a major bounceback season. Donte Moncrief could have a Martavis Bryant-esque season in Pittsburgh. Advanced metrics, prospect evaluations, and fantasy football information were provided by PlayerProfiler.com

John Halpin and Joe Bartel catch up on the Friday news. Players include Rod Smith, Leonard Fournette, Odell Beckham Jr., Royce Freeman, Allen Robinson, Davante Adams, John Ross, Antonio Brown, Chris Boswell, Todd Gurley, C.J. Anderson, Tevin Coleman, Marcus Mariota, James Conner, Lamar Miller, Josh Allen, Derek Carr, Teddy Bridgewater, Nick Foles, Sam Darnold, Kenneth Dixon, Dwayne Washington, John Kelly, Chris Hogan, Kendrick Bourne, Zach Zenner, DaeSean Hamilton, Jamison Crowder, Evan Engram, Chris Herndon, Ian Thomas, Gerald Everett, Matthew Stafford, Jeff Wilson, Chris Carson, Jordy Nelson, Mike Evans, Matt Ryan, Jamaal Williams, Josh Adams, Gus Edwards and DeAndre Carter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jake Ciely (@allinkid) from RotoExperts joins us to recap Week 11 of the NFL season and to look ahead to waiver wire adds for Week 12. Topics include: Dak Prescott's impressive rookie season (3:12); Rob Kelley's string of good performances (5:39); Thomas Rawls returning as a starter (7:20); Philadelphia running backs (10:45); Dwayne Washington and the Detroit backfield (13:33); AJ Green's injury and how it impacts the Cincinnati receiving corps (17:21); LeSean McCoy's injury (19:28); Malcom Mitchell emerging towards fantasy relevance (21:42); top wide receiver options on the waiver wire (24:39); and defenses worth streaming in Week 12 (30:14). Sponsor: PlayDraft.com. Play one-week fantasy games with fast snake drafts. Use promo code fantasypros for a 100% deposit bonus!

Patrick Daugherty (@RotoPat) from Rotoworld joins us to dissect Week 9 of the NFL season and look ahead to waiver wire pickups for Week 10. Topics include: Jay Ajayi's status as a top 10 running back for the rest of the season (2:03); Marcus Mariota's strong stretch of performances (4:17) which has helped Rishard Matthews gain fantasy relevance (6:26); the Saints backfield (8:24); Michael Thomas' fantasy ceiling (11:56); possible waiver wire adds for Week 10 (13:57); injured players worth adding for their return during the fantasy playoffs (21:19); Dwayne Washington and the Detroit backfield (23:55); if JJ Nelson was a one week wonder in Week 9 (25:39); the Denver backfield (29:02); how Jeremy Maclin's injury impacts the Kansas City receiving corps (31:12); the Giants backfield (33:50); Ronnie Hillman's outlook in the Minnesota backfield (35:02); and players worth streaming in Week 10 matchups (36:46).

The guys take a victory lap on some nice calls from Sneaky Starts week 3, run through their Sneaky Starts for week 4, do the latest entry of Keeping Score, and fill in the rest with hot takes on Dwayne Washington and what to do with Josh Gordon now that he's entered rehab (hint, you're cutting him).Episode 26: Week 4 Sneaky Starts and Dwayne Train Bringing the Payne

Christopher Harris joined John Paulsen and Anthony Stalter on the latest installment of 4for4.com’s The Most Accurate Podcast to discuss the fallout from Eric Decker, Sammy Watkins and Dez Bryant’s injuries. Plus, the trio handed out some sneaky starts and ATS picks for Week 4 in the NFL.

John Halpin talks Week 4 free agents with Jen Ryan (FootballDiehards.com). Players include: Terrelle Pryor, Joe Flacco, Trevor Siemian, Dwayne Washington, Jordan Howard, Matt Asiata, Kenyan Drake, Steve Smith, Tyrell Williams, Cole Beasley, Jamison Crowder, Hunter Henry, Jack Doyle and Cameron Brate.

Jake Ciely (@allinkid) of RotoExperts joins us to break down Week 3 of the NFL season and how fantasy owners should react moving forward. We begin by looking at which 3-0 teams are most surprising to us (2:17) and which teams we think can be Super Bowl contenders in the NFC (5:59) before moving on to injuries and standout performances from Week 3. We start by covering Rashad Jennings and the Giants backfield (12:28), Marvin Jones' hot start (13:42), Jimmy Graham's respectable production (16:08), Russell Wilson's sprained MCL (16:41), Kelvin Benjamin's scoreless week (18:57), Ryan Matthews' injury concerns and how it impacts the Eagles tailbacks (21:06), the mess in the Dolphins backfield (24:00), Christine Michael's performance during Thomas Rawls' absence (24:53), Jeremy Langford's injury and Jordan Howard's value moving forward (29:20) and Terrelle Pryor's presence as a multi-threat player (32:40). We continue by looking at high upside waiver wire pickups and discuss Dwayne Washington (35:52) and DeAndre Washington (37:22). We have a quick Adrian Peterson (39:28) digression where we discuss his injury timetable before diving back into the waiver wire and examine which wide receiver you should pick up between Davante Adams, Cole Beasley and Jamison Crowder (42:36), which running back between Cameron Artis-Payne, Kenneth Dixon and Chris Thompson (49:06), which tight end between Zach Miller, Jack Doyle and Cameron Brate (48:07), and we finish by looking at the top streaming defenses for Week 4 (51:26).

Jeremiah and Anthony discuss the performance of New England Patriots running back LaGarrette Blount in last night's game against the Houston Texans. With uncertainty at quarterback for the Patriots, the guys discuss if Blount is a must-start next week before Tom Brady returns in week 5. Next the guys discuss their sleepers for week 3 including Matt Ryan, Marcus Mariota, Dwayne Washington, Quincy Enunwa and Phillip Dorsett. Finally, the guys discuss players you should start and/or sit for week 3. Follow the GSMC Fantasy Football Podcast at http://www.gsmcpodcast.com/fantasy-football-podcast.html

Jeff Ratcliffe of ProFootballFocus joins host, Bobby Sylvester to discuss big NFL news (1:07), Jeff's week 3 rankings compared to the Expert Consensus (9:40), questions from our listener mailbag (37:39), start/sit (49:22) and top predicted performers of the week (53:03). Player mentions: Adrian Peterson, Jerick McKinnon and Matt Asiata (1:07), Ameer Abdullah and Dwayne Washington (3:20), Donte Moncrief, Phillip Dorsett (5:33), Ezekiel Elliott and Alfred Morris (7:00), Doug Martin (7:25), Jay Cutler (7:30), Josh Gordon (7:45), Ryan Tannehill (10:08), Dak Prescott (12:19), Carson Wentz (12:44), Russell Wilson (13:49), Ben Roethlisberger (15:32), Cam Newton (16:22), Justin Forsett and Kenneth Dixon (18:05), Jeremy Hill (19:24), Shane Vareen and Rashad Jennings (21:09), Thomas Rawls, Christine Michael and C.J. Prosise (22:26), Devante Parker (26:00), Michael Thomas, Willie Snead and Brandin Cooks (28:07), Le'Veon Bell (31:44), Mike Wallace and Breshard Perriman (33:01), Julian Edleman (34:55), Will Fuller and Sterling Shepard (35:55), Le'Veon Bell and Odell Beckham Jr. (37:39), Theo Riddick (42:58), Blial Powell, Kevin White, Derrick Henry (44:12), Tavon Austin, Steve Smith, Darren Sproles , Ryan Matthews (46:43), Derrick Carr and Jameis Winston (49:22), Jamaal Charles, Carlos Hyde, Jay Ajayi (50:22), Corey Coleman (51:43), Matt Ryan and Drew Brees (53:03), Charles Sims, DeAngelo Williams, Melvin Gordon (54:02), Dez Bryant and Marvin Jones (57:05), Delanie Walker and Antonio Gates (55:53)

John Halpin and Adam Meyer sort through all the Week 2 injuries and offer some free-agent recommendations. Players include: Dennis Pitta, Stefon Diggs, Joe Flacco, Ryan Tannehill, Jay Cutler, Adrian Peterson, Jerick McKinnon, Matt Asiata, Jonathan Stewart, Cameron Artis-Payne, Ameer Abdullah, Dwayne Washington, Kenyan Drake, Jay Ajayi, Arian Foster, Josh Ferguson, Donte Moncrief, Victor Cruz, Quincy Enunwa, Nelson Agholor, Trey Burton, Jacob Tamme, Clive Walford.

Matt Dery discusses Dwayne Washington and @NestorAparicio joins Dery from Balt to talk Ravens/Lions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Singer Dwayne Washington shares his unique journey over the past few years: moving away from singing (and the USA), coming back, wanting to be a part of telling under represented stories, and dealing with the dark side of a life in the arts.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices