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Welcome to Season 2 Episode 1! Holly and Josie are so excited to welcome you onto this new adventure with them as they embark as cohosts for a new season of the podcast. In today's episode, Holly and Josie re-introduce themselves and give you a quick look into why they chose to become NTP's  (Nutritional Therapy Practitioners) and a short synopsis on their journeys getting there. You can follow Holly and Josie on their own separate instagram pages  here: Holly: CLICK HERE Josie: CLICK HERE And their podcast page here: CLICK HEREPlease share this episode with someone who would enjoy coming along for this journey and don't forget to leave a 5 star review and kind comment- we appreciate your support! 

It's a Friday morning with Special Friday Guest Co-Hosts: Platinum Artist Holly and young TV star Mimi Rey. So Darren and Sky had the last time we spoke to you Holly Rey, it was when Baking With The Reys hadn't aired yet, how was that experience? Webpage

This week's guests, ayla xuân chi sullivan, Nick Hadikwa Mwaluko, and Roger Q. Mason come from the inaugural New Vision Fellowship for Black trans and gender non-conforming playwrights, a partnership with the National Queer Theatre and Dramatist Guild! As the Fellowship co-founder/lead mentor, Roger shares the genesis of the program, the need for work, mentorship, time, space, and the opportunity to just be. Fellows Nick and ayla discuss their plays in development, having a space where they can be their fullest selves, learning from each other non-hierarchically, and decolonizing the process of professional work. The trio also gets into trans identity as spiritual identity, theatre as a ritual, assumptions about what Black, queer, trans joy looks like, and the gift and journey of preparing the road for the next generation. Hosts Holly and Meghan discuss how the last year and a half have affected their relationships to theatre, Kristina Wong, Sweatshop Overlord, and signing up for free bystander, conflict de-escalation, harassment response, and resilience training with Hollaback! You can find a full transcript of this episode here. Action of the Ep:  Sign up for a free Hollaback! Training! Hollaback!'s mission is to end harassment in all its forms by transforming the culture that perpetuates hate and harassment. They carry out this mission by building the power of everyday people to create safe and welcoming environments for all. The free trainings include bystander intervention, conflict de-escalation, responding to and preventing harassment, and resilience.  GUESTS:  New Visions Fellowship: Instagram ayla xuân chi sullivan: Website | Instagram | Twitter  Nick Hadikwa Mwaluko: New Play Exchange | Instagram | Twitter  Roger Q. Mason: Website | Instagram | Twitter Afrofuturism with Carnegie Hall  Queer Gives: Diamond Stylz: Marsha's Plate Podcast | Black Trans Women, Inc FIERCE NYC National Queer Theatre - with a comment for the New Visions Fellowship! Episode Credits: Edited by Holly 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

News and reviews: Hosts Holly and Gabriella discuss their favourite non-processed vegan BBQ options, how they use meat replacements like jackfruit, mushrooms and lotus root in their cooking, and what they thought of the new THIS Isn't Chicken pizza at Prezzos. The interview: Spices at the ready! Vegan chef and singer/songwriter Denai Moore from Dee's Table chats to Holly about her reasons for embracing veganism whilst at uni, her love of cooking and how she's putting a spin on her favourite Jamaican dishes with the clever use of plants. Music by Purple Planet.

Welcome to Episode 2, A Performer Survives a Podcast! This week singer, songwriter, and actress Cat LaRocca joins Sally on the Side Podcast to talk about staying inspired, finding ways to put in the extra work, and showing yourself some grace during a pandemic, all while giving a masterclass in being charming as hell. Hosts Holly and Danielle also reflect on launching the podcast and introduce a community segment where they discuss listener answers to the questions of the week.  

This week, hosts chat with filmmaker, theatremaker, and writer Drew Gregory! Drew shares about the short she made in quarantine, “The First Time”, reminisces about directing immersive theatre immediately after coming out, and giving young people the trans representation in media she did not have. As a writer for Autostraddle, Drew discusses the freedom of writing for queer indie media, finding the one second of queerness in the In The Heights trailer, and assigns us the best kind of homework, to watch her queer media recommendations. Hosts Holly and Meghan discuss more thoughts on the return of in-person theatre and Chonburi International Hotel and Butterfly Club written by and featuring Shakina Nayfack and directed by Laura Savia on Audible. Show Discussion: Chonburi International Hotel and Butterfly Club written by and featuring Shakina Nayfack, directed by Laura Savia, produced in collaboration with Williamstown Theatre Festival Narrated by: Shakina Nayfack, Kate Bornstein, Annie Golden, Telly Leung, Jason Tam, Bianca Leigh, Ivory Aquino, Pooya Mohseni, Samy Figaredo, Angelica Ross, Liz Lark Brown, Ita Segev, Dana Aliya Levinson Action of the Ep:  Upcoming NYC voting dates Saturday, June 12, 2021 - early Voting begins  Tuesday, June 15, 2021 - absentee ballots must be requested  Tuesday, June 22, 2021 - primary election  Tuesday, November 2, 2021 - general election NYC Registered Voter Search Find Your Pollsite and View a Sample Ballot for Democratic Primary elections! Research candidates for Mayor, City Council, District Attorney, Cit Comptroller, Borough President, and more! Learn about the new Ranked Choice Voting Gothamist 2021 Voter Guide Theater in Asylum’s 2021 Voter Guide Drew Gregory: Instagram | Twitter | Autostraddle “The First Time” - short from Drew Gregory “This Is an Essay About Penises” “The Poet’s Choice” - essay about Portrait of a Lady on Fire  “From “Calamity Jane” to “The Prom”: A History of Queer Women in Movie Musicals” Holy Camp! The 200 Best Lesbian, Bisexual & Queer Movies Of All Time House of Hummingbird Alice Junior The Watermelon Woman Mommy is Coming Eva & Candela Second Star on the Right “Sundance 2021: “4 Feet High” Is a Monumental Work of Queer Disabled Media” Queer Gives: Trans Justice Funding Project - Donate! 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 You can find a full transcript of this episode here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Thesis on Joan’s first duo interview, musical theatre writing team Melissa Li (she/her) and Kit Yan (they/she/he) check in with hosts about the recent rise in anti-Asian violence, how they’ve grown as creative partners over a decade, and what our responsibility is to our elders even when they’re part of the problem. Kit and Melissa also discuss how they healed their friendship through writing the musical Interstate, met the community they now write for while touring to 32 states, and what to do when casting directors tell you they can’t find someone for a role. Get your athletic wear ready for their next musical, Miss Step, with an entirely trans lead cast telling the story of the boring and remarkable life of a trans person, the importance of queer joy, and living our best lives. Hosts Holly and Meghan discuss nonbinary erasure and ciswashing of Jagged Little Pill and their thoughts on the Ars Nova Vision Residency of The Women, created by L Morgan Lee and Raja Feather Kelly. Content Warning: 18:18 - 19:10 Mention of sexual assault, rape, death One Step Forward, Two Steps Back: Broadway’s Jagged Little Journey Toward Nonbinary Inclusion by Christian Lewis Show Discussion: Ars Nova Vision Residency of The Women  Created by L Morgan Lee & Raja Feather Kelly Featuring works by Kirsten Childs, Dane Figueroa Edidi, Donnetta Lavinia Grays, Christine Toy Johnson, Bianca Leigh, Carmen LoBue, & Nia Witherspoon Directed by Raja Feather Kelly Featuring Dane Figueroa Edidi, Kim Exum, Jordan Ho, Lacretta, L Morgan Lee, Ronald Peet, Aneesh Sheth Action of the Ep:  March on Broadway: @randomblackgirllll, @50milerunforjusticeprotest, @papimagic March on Broadway Demands Melissa Li and Kit Yan:  Melissa Li: Website | Instagram | Twitter Kit Yan: Website | Instagram | Twitter Interstate website Queer Culture Rec: Detransition, Baby by Torrey Peters Queer Gives: East West Players - Donate here No Place For Hate • EWP responds to rising anti-Asian violence 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 A full transcript of this episode can be found here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week we speak to Holly who is the co-creator and host of Got Grief. Holly talks on the loss of her mother at the age of 6, growing up as a bereaved child and the lasting effects into adulthood. This is the first of a two part special where we hear the story of the people responsible for creating the Got Grief Podcast.

News & reviews: Hosts Holly and Gabriella round up season two with a look back at their favourite guests and share the health and nutrition tips they've learnt along the way. They also discuss the newly released Seaspiracy film, now on Netflix. The interview: Kate Strong discovered veganism and turned her life around, becoming a World Champion triathlete and leadership coach. In our series two finale, she chats to Holly about the training and diet she's following to support her upcoming Limitless Challenge which involves swimming the English Channel, cycling 3,000 miles and climbing Everest.Music by Purple Planet. 

News & reviews: Hosts Holly and Gabriella taste test new vegan Easter eggs from Cornish company Buttermilk, along with a DIY delivery box from Rudy's Vegan Diner and some new flavours of nutritional yeast. They also discuss their 30 a week challenge – who won, and was it easy to do?The interview: Meet Colette Fox – a nutrition and life coach at The Health Habit who is working with ProVeg to encourage schools to serve more veg-packed meals. Colette shares what she eats in a day, her opinion on processed vegan food and how she believes educating children on where their food comes from will ensure a more sustainable future for our planet. Music by Purple Planet. 

Holly Morgan and Chris Adams, the hosts of the incredible Carrie the Musical deep-dive podcast Out for Blood stop by for a slumber party! We talk about our favorite youtube videos to watch at a sleepover, our favorite stunt casting on Broadway and I ask the experts what the ideal version of Carrie would look like to them.  @outforbloodpodcast  @TMurray06  To Download PopViewers: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/popviewers-movies-tv/id1367192101 or type "Popviewers" in the apple store.

News and reviews: Hosts Holly and Gabriella, sample the new vegan products at Marks & Spencer – including a £1 pancake mix and the sell-out No-Salt Beef Pretzel roll – before discussing nutrition and the benefits of superfood powders.The interview: Chad Sarno, co-founder of Wicked Kitchen and Chief Culinary Officer at Good Catch, talks about going vegan before his brother Derek (and pressuring his family to ditch meat and dairy), raising vegan kids, his passion for saving animals and how he's working with meat and fish giants to get more vegan options on our shelves.  Music by Purple Planet. 

Hosts Holly and Gabriella debate this week's news, including Flora's return to dairy, the proposed ban on the term 'veggie burgers' and how hospitals are going more vegan friendly.Also this week: we chat to vegan influencers So Vegan on how they built their brand, rescued a puppy and rewrote the cooking rules for their new book, One Pot Vegan.Music: Sunbeam by Purple Planet Music

Introducing... Hawk Talk! A podcast produced by the Hawks and Ospreys clubs at the University of Cambridge, all about access to sport. Hosts Holly and Jonathan introduce the overall aims and themes of the first series of the podcast. Our first full episode will be coming soon! Subscribe so that you are the first to hear about any new episodes! If you are enjoying our podcast, please leave us a 5-star rating and a review so that we can reach as many people as possible. Follow us on instagram to see more about life as a Light Blue athlete. @hawksclubcambridge @ospreyscambridge

On this edition of the podcast, Catherine Sidman hosts Holly Crawford, Brand Director at Lunchbox Alchemy.Support the show (http://www.canna-today.com)

In our very first episode we discuss what we liked and didn’t like in the first half of the film and what we would’ve cut from this very long film (2:12). Then, we look at the best parts of their time travel adventures and why the film left us confused (7:15). Finally, we talk about the final battle (16:00) and the direction of the superhero genre (24:41). Hosts: Holly and Melissa

It’s barely more than a week until Star Wars Celebration Chicago and the Rebel Dispatch crew is EXCITED! So excited, in fact, that this episode not only solely focusses on the convention, but also includes a very special, glistening, guest. That’s right, for this pre-SWCC episode, Holly and Manda are joined by the one and only Rogue Leader, Meg from Rogue Podron! With a true mix of con experience, from Meg, a seasoned SWC veteran, to Holly who has never been to a convention, ever, this episode covers just about anything and everything there is to discuss. From panels, guests, and the lottery system, to what to bring, and what NOT TO DO, this episode has got you covered! As always, Rebel Dispatch can be found on Twitter: @_Rebeldispatch, email: rebeldispatchpod@gmail.com, and Instagram: Rebeldispatch (keep an eye on that account in particular for some fun stuff before and during Celebration!). Hosts Holly and Manda can be found @_Hollytweets and @Mandatheginger, respectively. Special, glistening guest Meg can be found on Twitter @tspofnutmeg and on Rogue Podron, which will also be featuring on the SWCC Podcast Stage at 5pm, Sunday! Until next time, May The Force be with us all.

In this latest episode of Rebel Dispatch, Holly, Klaudia, and Manda sit down and chat about the latest two episodes of Resistance… and MANAGE TO STAY ON TOPIC THE ENTIRE EPISODE! [Well, 90% of it anyway]. Plenty of time is spent on everyone’s new favourite gay space uncles, Flix and Orka, because there’s just no way they’re NOT a thing, right? Beyond that, Kaz’s similarities to other male Star Wars leads (especially Finn), Synara’s fate and future, and Tam’s continued rule as The Love Of Our Life, are also talked and/or yelled about. Also, Queen’s Shadow is out soon! And Celebration is getting scarily close! As always, Rebel Dispatch can be found on Twitter @_RebelDispatch and can be contacted by email at rebeldispatchpod@gmail.com. Please feel free to contact us with any feedback, questions, or potential future discussion points! Hosts Holly, Klaudia, and Manda can be found on Twitter at @_Hollytweets, @Kaludiasays, and @MandaTheGinger, respectively. May The Force be with us all.

It’s the first episode of Rebel Dispatch for 2019 and the whole crew is on board! Holly, Klaudia and Manda sit down and discuss the Resistance shorts released over the break, the Resistance mid-season trailer, and the latest episode, ‘Bibo’. On top of discussing how nice it was to have a Neeku-centred episode, and how frustrating it is to not yet see Tam front and centre, Klaudia felt the need to have some quality Tentacle Talk, and Manda made us sad... again. As always, Rebel Dispatch can be found on Twitter @_RebelDispatch and can be contacted by email at rebeldispatchpod@gmail.com. Please feel free to contact us with any feedback, questions, or potential future discussion points! Hosts Holly, Klaudia, and Manda can be found on Twitter at @_Hollytweets, @Kaludiasays, and @MandaTheGinger, respectively. May The Force be with us all.

Goodbye TwentyGayteen, and hello TwentyBiteen! In this episode of Rebel Dispatch, Holly, Klaudia and Manda discuss the latest lot of Galaxy of Adventure shorts, as well as the Resistance mid-season finale, including how well the show is developing new characters while also adding some much appreciated depth to ‘older’ characters such as Poe… and Manda (the #galacticdowner) drops ANOTHER sad headcanon. And, because it’s the last episode of 2018, a good chunk of time is spent looking forward to painfully exciting year that is to come for the Galaxy Far, Far Away. Everything Star Wars, including TV, movies, books, comics, theme parks, Battlefront II, and CELEBRATION!!! is discussed, and some likely horrifically incorrect guesses are made in regards to title reveals and trailer drops. As always, Rebel Dispatch can be found on Twitter @_RebelDispatch and can be contacted by email at rebeldispatchpod@gmail.com. Please feel free to contact us with any feedback, questions, or potential future discussion points! Hosts Holly, Klaudia, and Manda can be found on Twitter at @_Hollytweets, @Kaludiasays, and @MandaTheGinger, respectively. May The Force be with us all.

“... I name my porgs” In this episode of Rebel Dispatch Holly, Klaudia and Manda are all together to discuss Star Wars: Galaxy of Adventures, and the two latest episodes of Resistance, including Captain Doza’s relationship with the First Order, Yeager’s relationship with his brother, and the idea of droids babysitting children (including BB-8’s future role, to be explored in an animated series in a few years time!). Also, the excitement for what’s to come in 2019 is REAL. As always, Rebel Dispatch can be found on Twitter @_RebelDispatch and can be contacted by email at rebeldispatchpod@gmail.com. Please feel free to contact us with any feedback, questions, or potential future discussion points! Hosts Holly, Klaudia, and Manda can be found on Twitter at @_Hollytweets, @Kaludiasays, and @MandaTheGinger, respectively. May The Force be with us all.

“Got to keep that… coupling safe” The crew is all aboard again for Episode 6 and, oh boy, there is plenty to talk about! First up, Holly, Manda, and Klaudia discuss the Latinos in Space! news and ponder Diego Luna’s chances of getting to touch his beloved Jabba. Following on from that, the latest episodes of Resistance, ‘Signal from Sector Six’ and ‘Synara’s Score’, are discussed at length, with an actual maintained focus on the different relationships developed and on show in both episodes. And, of course, the big gay elephant in the room is addressed because, uh, it’s not every day you get some HEAVY queer (wlw especially!) subtext in a Star War. As always, Rebel Dispatch can be found on Twitter @_RebelDispatch and can be contacted by email at rebeldispatchpod@gmail.com. Please feel free to contact us with any feedback, questions, or potential future discussion points! Hosts Holly, Klaudia, and Manda can be found on Twitter at @_Hollytweets, @Kaludiasays, and @MandaTheGinger, respectively. May The Force be with us all.

“This is some Amazon dystopia!” In this episode of Rebel Dispatch, Holly, Klaudia, and Manda discuss the two latest episodes of Resistance, ‘The High Tower’ and ‘The Children from Tehar’. There’s some lengthy discussion about the political messages within both episodes, from the power dynamics on the Colossus, to our dear friend Comrade Neeku. A surprisingly lengthy amount of time is also spent discussing Kylo Ren, as well as everyone’s favourite Imperial, Rae Sloane. And, of course, it wouldn’t be an episode of Rebel Dispatch without some quality Queer Talk (and hey, we had actual material to discuss this time!), and some Episode IX theorising thrown in for good measure. Oh, and very importantly, there’s some Cape Conspiracy Theories. As always, Rebel Dispatch can be found on Twitter @_RebelDispatch and can be contacted by email at rebeldispatchpod@gmail.com. Please feel free to contact us with any feedback, questions, or potential future discussion points! Hosts Holly, Klaudia, and Manda can be found on Twitter at @_Hollytweets, @Kaludiasays, and @MandaTheGinger, respectively. May The Force be with us all.

“Oh my god, it’s a Waffle House” In this episode of Rebel Dispatch, Holly and Klaudia are joined by the third host of the pod, Manda! All three hosts are finally together and there’s plenty to talk about! After discussing the Chuck Wendig situation, more time is spent sharing hopes, fears and expectations for The Mandalorian than any of the hosts honestly ever expected (can we dare say: cautiously optimistic?). But, of course, the true feature of the episode is discussion around the first 3 (or 4, depending on how you’re counting it) episodes of Star Wars: Resistance. It’s positivity all round as discussion goes deep into the politics of The Colossus, first impressions of the characters, theories on who’s secretly working for the First Order, and, of course, some quality Queer Talk. As always, Rebel Dispatch can be found on Twitter @_RebelDispatch and can be contacted by email at rebeldispatchpod@gmail.com. Please feel free to contact us with any feedback, questions, or potential future discussion points! Hosts Holly, Klaudia, and Manda can be found on Twitter at @_Hollytweets, @Kaludiasays, and @MandaTheGinger, respectively. May The Force be with us all.

Oh dear, it’s uh... been a week, hasn’t it? In this episode of Rebel Dispatch, Holly and Klaudia are joined by their first ever guest and good friend of the pod, Chris (@ChrisHSwift) to discuss all the recent happenings concerning Star Wars: Resistance. The Rachel Butera incident is discussed first up, and we’ll take this moment to remind you all to BELIEVE SURVIVORS, don’t be an ass. The many facets of this incident are discussed, from it being straight up awful, to what it means for it to have been the voice actress for LEIA, OF ALL CHARACTERS, to have done it. Moving on from that, the recently released cast interviews on the Star Wars Show, the “Aces” video, and the Resistance trailer are all discussed at great length. These discussions bring up such highlights as: arguments over Dave Filoni, Chris threatening a droid, and declaring Christopher Sean to be the Oscar Isaac of animated Star Wars. And of course, it wouldn’t be an episode of Rebel Dispatch without occasional deviations, this time including petitioning for the Days of Our Lives writers to write for Star Wars, Poe Dameron’s pants in TLJ and Episode IX, and of course, discussing how gay we wish Episode IX would be. As always, Rebel Dispatch can be found on Twitter @_RebelDispatch and can be contacted by email at rebeldispatchpod@gmail.com. Please feel free to contact us with any feedback, questions, or any potential future discussion points! Hosts Holly and Klaudia can also be found on Twitter @_Hollytweets and @Kaludiasays and guest Chris can be found @ChrisHSwift. May The Force be with all us.

PODRACING PODRACING PODRACING! In this episode of Rebel Dispatch, Holly and Klaudia sit down and discuss the recent wave of Star Wars: Resistance news, including the poster, featurette, and character databank entries. Wild speculation ensues; just what is Leia Bun Girl's deal? Is there a First Order spy amongst this new group? Can we get a [pod!]racing game out of this show? And just WHAT is Tam wearing on her feet? Discussion also moves beyond Resistance to include the realisation that Kylo Ren is just Disneybounding as Vader, remembering the good old days of the Chamber of Secrets console game, and some Episode IX Lowkey Fears. As always, don't forget to subscribe, leave us a review, and help spread the word about our little pod!  Rebel Dispatch can be found on Twitter @_RebelDispatch and can be contacted by email at rebeldispatchpod@gmail.com. Please feel free to contact us with any feedback, questions, or potential future discussion points! Hosts Holly and Klaudia can also be found on Twitter @_Hollytweets and @Kaludiasays.

Welcome to the very first episode of Rebel Dispatch! In this episode, Holly and Klaudia introduce themselves (and the pod) and then dive right into it with a rewatch of the Resistance trailer, live reactions included! Following that, they discuss hopes and expecations for the show, what it means for exisiting characters, how much sleep Poe Dameron needs and if he's technically a hypocrite, things other animated TV shows do right that Resistance should follow, the diversity of the cast and characters, positive representation for kids, the likelihood of political undertones, and the potential for appearances by other characters such as Finn, Holdo, Kylo Ren, Snoke, and ANIMATED HUX!!! Stay tuned for more episodes revolving around Star Wars: Resistance in the near future, as well as the beginning our season-by-season watch of The Clone Wars! Don't forget to subscribe, leave us a review on iTunes, and help spread the word about our little pod! Rebel Dispatch can be found on Twitter at @_Rebeldispatch and can be contacted by email rebeldispatch@gmail.com. Hosts Holly and Klaudia can also be found on Twitter at @_Hollytweets and @kaludiasays, respectively.