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Former Broadway and current Westend Star, Cory English joins the show to talk about growing up in Rochester New York, playing sports in his basement, having to pick between his passion for dance and his love of baseball, a difficult conversation with his coach that helped to forge a life long friendship, how dancing made him a better athlete, playing in a broadway softball league as a way to network, thespians baseball in London (https://www.facebook.com/FolkestoneBaseball/posts/london-thespians-and-the-buffalo-bills-baseball-club-earls-court-london-july-189/1759660030872882/), ditto fails, playing ball at Primrose Hill in the UK, joining the Richmond Flames and Herts Baseball Club, being in the stage show "damn Yankees" and how it lead to him meeting Oakland Coaches and Rickey Henderson, plus helping pick a starting lineup over dinner and meeting the 1969 Mets and of Course his stage work in the Producers, Young Frankenstein and playing Doc Brown in the Back to the Future Musical.
Former Broadway mega-star Ron Baker Leaves behind the bright lights, fortunes and fame to find his soul's purpose and now he is helping others to do the same. Ron's journey began when he noticed after reaching the pinnacle of success, an emptiness. Like many of us, he was searching outside himself for the answers. Through deep introspection and contemplation, he realized the answers come from within. That began his pursuit of enlightenment and awareness that has culminated with the release of his new book, Big Lights, Big Empty, A Journey of Profound Awakening.
From "The Book of Mormon" to an ashram in India, Hardy Weaver has made a 180 degree turn, giving up a Broadway acting career for a life of comtemplation and teaching of Vedic Mediation. https://www.hardyweaver.com/ Dear Listeners - A free way to support our show is by leaving it a five-star rating and review on Apple Podcasts. It's a chance to tell us what you love about the show and it helps others discover it, too. ________________________________________________________________________ Leave a review on Apple Podcasts (Itunes) Green Room On Air Web Site: http://greenroomonair.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/raysgreenroom/ Opening and Closing Music by Carly Ozard: http://carlyozard.com Contact Ray at Green Room on Air: greenroomonair@gmail.com
The holidays are back and so are we! Megan and Naomi took a break to get into the holiday spirit as Lifetime kicks off the “It's a Beautiful Lifetime” series. They start the holiday in style with the Lifetime movie premiere of “Steppin' Into the Holiday.” Former Broadway star, Billy Holiday played by Mario Lopez, returns to his hometown for Christmas after being abruptly fired from the hit TV series "Celebrity Dance Off." While back home, Billy volunteers to help dance teacher Rae plan a holiday recital fundraiser, where romance is on the marquee. Plus we have a special guest the romantic lead Jana Kramer joins our hosts for a look inside “Steppin' Into the Holiday.” Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Jed Bernstein tells the guys that the mask mandates ruling Broadway now are being viewed by patrons on both sides differently. Masks wearers say they feel safer when they have their masks on in a crowded theater. The people who don't want to wear masks are staying away from the Great White Way.
Renée Marino is a former Broadway starlet who is now a professional and reknowned communication coach. Renée can be seen as the female lead, Mary Delgado, in the film, Jersey Boys, directed by Clint Eastwood. She has also been featured in People.com's "Ones to Watch," Variety, The Huffington Post, and now as our latest guest on our Exclusive Live Interview Series! Renée is an expert on all things communication, so we were excited to have a special Valentine's Day chat with her about romantic communication and more. Renée just released her first book in January, Becoming A Master Communicator: Balancing New School Technology with Ol' School Simplicity. As the title suggests, this book covers how we can create balance between direct human contact and online interaction. With our world becoming increasinlgly more technology-driven, this book comes at the perfect time. In this live special Valentine's Day edition Instagram interview, we spoke with Renée about her transition from Broadway starlet to professional communication coach. In honor of V-Day we had to get her answers on various romantic-communication related questions. Renée shares her best tips on all things romance communication from first dates to long-distance. To watch the live interview on our Instagram page, click here . To read the women.com article about this interview, click here . Remember to follow womendotcom on instagram and subscribe to The Women.com Podcast for more exclusive interviews empowering women.
Former Broadway dancer, singer, and actor and now author of the child's picture book "The Sun, the Moon, and the Stars" inspired by her own birth journeys and infectious positive energy and curiosity for the world Rachel Montez Minor. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
CONVERSATIONS WITH CALVIN WE THE SPECIES https://bit.ly/3mSXWJQ 112 Interviews. Global Reach. DEI. Climate. Earth Life. Amazing People. NOVEMBER NATIONAL ADOPTION AWARNESS MONTH A Very Special Interview: NAM HOLTZ; ‘Found in Korea;' Producer, Director, Documentary; Adoptee; Psychotherapy, Counseling, Child Trauma; Former Broadway Actress, Dancer; Hunter College, MSW, '20 NOVEMBER NATIONAL ADOPTION AWARENESS MONTH (NAAM) BIO: LMSW (Silberman at Hunter College) Clinical Focus: Child and Adolescent Trauma, attachment, adoption, youth, families, and individuals. Producer/Director of award-winning documentary film, "Found in #Korea about #adoption birth search, and identity. Public speaker re: adoption related issues. BFA (SUNY Purchase), performed on #Broadway Las Vegas, US National Tours, and on London's West End. CONTACT: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nam-holtz-lmsw-she-her-hers-21570825/ website: www.foundinkorea.com twitter: @foundinkorea facebook: https://www.facebook.com/foundinkorea Instagram: @foundinkoreafilm VOD: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/foundinkorea NAM INTERVIEW ALSO ON: AUDIO: SPOTIFY http://spoti.fi/3bMYVYW GOOGLE PODCASTS http://bit.ly/38yH3yP
ON AIR co-founder, Lori Ann Ferreri is a multifaceted artist, performer and mindfulness guide based in Paris and NYC. Lori Ann embraces movement as a second language, which she weaves into her work as a creator, whether it be an immersive performance art experience or sequencing a yoga practice. Working on Broadway as a dancer and actor for 20 years led Lori Ann to discover and appreciate yoga. She earned her 500-hour yoga teaching credential with Moda Yoga and continued her education under Dina Tsouluhas and Valerie Verdier. Most recently, she completed teacher trainings with Schuyler Grant, Susanna Barkataki and Matt Phippen and earned her meditation teaching certification under Jonni Pollard. Lori Ann is a senior teacher at Modo Yoga NYC and developer and producer of global wellness retreats and mindfulness-focused events with her project, 4th Wall. Driven by her deep curiosity and commitment to continued learning, Lori Ann harnesses her mediums of art and motion in designing and imparting ever-evolving practices for well-being and personal growth.
Billy Newton Davis is a former Broadway Singer/Dancer, a Juno winner, and just an absolute delight to speak to. In this episode we go through 50 years of change that Billy has experienced through the many lenses of his life: a performer, a son, a black man, an out gay man and just simply as a human being. Billy shares anecdotes about sharing the stage with the likes of Jackie Gleason, Gloria Gaynor, Sammy Davis Jr. and so many more. He talks about his recording career, making records with the likes of Celine Dion and Deadmau5. Billy's new EP is called "Have We Met?" it is available wherever you get music!
Mat Best, Jarred Taylor, and Eli Cuevas host former child Broadway superstar turned parody musician and YouTuber: Jared Outlaw. Outlaw teaches the boys how to catch salmon in Alaska, shares his opinions on the culture of social media, and the group trades stories of the times they can't really remember.
This week I interview the beautiful Stacey Sumereau who is a wife, mother and podcast host of the "Called and Caffeinated," podcast. During this episode Stacey talks about her days as a former Broadway Actress and how she discerned to be a sister at one point in her life. Stacey offers tips for discernment of one's calling and also everyday life. This episode is beneficial whether you are single, dating, or discerning a religious vocation. Enjoy! Connect with Stacey: Gram: staceysumereau Website: www.staceysumerau.com Podcast: Called and Caffeinated
Former Broadway dancer, Amy Griffith joins the Plus Mommy Podcast to share how she exercises balance. We talk about real self-care and how to take time to breathe as busy moms. Amy and I don't shy away from how messy motherhood can be but focus on how to reduce stress and find balance.
Emily Fletcher is one of the new faces of an ancient practice. Former Broadway star and founder of Ziva Meditation, she talks funny, dirty, relatable, and wise about one of the simplest, cheapest, and most profound of wellness practices: going within ourselves. Emily draws upon her experiences in a stress-inducing profession, her immersion in the spiritual technologies of ancient India, and cutting-edge research into the neuroscience of consciousness to give meditation a modern angle: it's a brain gym for high performers.
Episode #209. Former Broadway actress turned musician Emma Rowley joins Sean and Justin in the Red Room to perform a few songs live and talk about her t-shirt choices and exploits with John Stamos. Yes, THAT John Stamos. Justin facilities a quiz specially made for Emma based on her last name, and Sean is excited about the new Tesla. Support us on Patreon.com/TheCircusLife and receive things in return like t-shirts, concert tickets, and mix tapes. Our show is brought to you by our Amazon link, which gives us a piece of your purchase if you click through the sponsor link on our website www.thecircuslife.com. This podcast is also brought to you by, www.acorn-financial.com as well as Saucony, RCS Photography, and Cue Recording Studios.
Former Broadway stage manager Lynda Rountree is a Massage Therapist, co-founder and owner of Wellspring Health Collective in Maplewood NJ, the co-owner of Rountree Remodeling, and recently started a new venture in Real Estate. Lynda talks about the courage she has harnessed in order to truly follow her heart and create success in each of her businesses.
The show today is about your relationship strategy. You may have heard the expression, "You are the average of the 5 people you spend most of your time with." Think about that. Do you like these 5 people? Do they support you? Reciprocate the help and advice you give? Our guest today is an expert in helping people strategize relationship building. Michal Roderick is the CEO of Small Pond Enterprises LLC, a consulting company and educational resource for solopreneurs, entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs. I had to look up the word intrapreneur…it’s someone who works INSIDE a company who exhibits entrepreneurial qualities. Michael was once a high school teacher turned Broadway producer in less than two years. That experience led him to start an arts incubator program to teach fellow artists how to build and grow their own businesses. Eventually, he developed a workshop on networking which grew into a full-fledged consulting practice and that's how Small Pond Enterprises was born. For more information visit www.somoneypodcast.com.
Former Broadway actors Chris & Andie Monteleone, a husband and wife team who have used musical theater as their mission field, are a true testimony that God is a miracle worker. Listen as they share how God used them to touch the lives of their coworkers in show business.
It???s a musical Monday when Sterling & Stroili interview Grammy and Emmy Award-winning composer Charles Fox (Roberta Flack???s Killing Me Softly, Jim Croce???s I Got a Name, the TV theme songs for Happy Days, Love American Style, the Love Boat and many more.) "Driving in your car" stories are exchanged. The weekly Live Arts Calendar is read. Reviews of former Jersey Boys star Erich Bergen???s new nightclub act, and SeaGlass Theatre???s west coast premiere Of Grapes and Nuts are featured. Former Broadway dancer/choreographer (turned director) Stan Mazin discusses his career on Broadway, in musical variety television (The Carol Burnett Show), and directing for North Hollywood, CA???s Group Rep Theatre Company. Sponsored by Breakdown Services (http://www.breakdownexpress.com/)
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