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Jason Grote was a quirky kid who didn't fit in. Katherine was a dancer with an independent mind. They were an unlikely couple, but both were drawn to spiritual things and wanted to know the truth. Against all odds, they ended up together and both came to faith in Jesus in the most unexpected way.   This is this special two-part episode, so be sure to tune in next week for the rest of the story. The Story Partners Podcast features artfully crafted stories, told by the people who lived them. Each episode shares an authentic personal story of someone whose life has been changed by Jesus.   We hope that this story encourages your faith and helps you see Jesus in a more personal way.   Along with this podcast, Story Partners makes short documentary films. Watch our films on YouTube @StoryPartnersFilms.   Connect with us: Instagram: @Story_Partners Facebook: @StoryPartnersMinistry TikTok: @StoryPartners Website: StoryPartners.org   Story Partners is a crowd-funded ministry, made possible by donations from people like you. If you would like to support this work, visit: StoryPartners.org/GIVE   Producers: Walt and Annie Manis Editor: Walt Manis

We discuss erectile dysfunction ads, how Karen is a Karen, and the problems of casting a non-singer with no stage experience in an unfinished new musical. Scarf Count: 13 Tech Directed by Roxann Dawson Written by Jason Grote and Lakshmi Sundaram NBC.com Synopsis: “Bombshell” moves to Boston as it finally finds its way to the... The post Episode 1.13 Tech appeared first on Talkin Smash!.

“Tech” premiered on April 30th, 2012. It was written by Jason Grote & Lakshmi Sundaram, and directed by Roxann Dawson. Sadly, viewership dipped back down even despite the surge from the previous week, amounting to a mere 5.34 million. Songs this week mainly featured non-Smash properties: we got an opening montage set to Cole Porter’s “Another Op’nin’, Another Show” sung by Christian Borle, and a cover of Rose Royce’s/Mary J. Blige’s song, “I’m Goin’ Down,” sung this time by Megan Hilty. The other two songs we heard were snippets from tech that we heard in previous episodes: “History is Made at Night” and “The 20th Century Fox Mambo.” It’s “another openin’ of another show” for the company of Bombshell. The company makes the journey from New York to Boston for the show’s pre-Broadway tryout. The Ensemblists are joyously rolling their roller bags through Grand Central Station, Linda the stage manager is ushering costume racks into the dressing rooms.  With the first preview two days away, the show is… not ready for an audience. Derek is on the verge of having a stroke, with the show’s technical elements barely coming together.  The number one rule of tech is: nobody has any time! Derek doesn’t have time to tell Rebecca that her leading man has quit the show for a TV pilot. But when she hears that Eileen is thinking of bringing Michael Swift back, Julia gives an ultimatum: she can have Michael or her on the production but not both.  Rebecca admits to Karen that she’s nervous about performing Marilyn for an audience. For the first time Derek seems to direct, telling Rebecca to “use her star power” in her performance. But he uses and abuses his own star power, giving her shoulder massages that lead to a dressing room make out session.  Ivy goes through her own emotional rollercoaster, starting with Derek saying he loves her before standing in for Marilyn, to being relegated to changing Rebecca’s gloves and listening to her and Derek make out from outside her dressing room. Jessica says “No civilians during tech. We’re in the middle of a war. They don’t get it.” Dev comes up anyway, and while out at a romantic dinner admits proposes to Karen. The following is the verbatim conversation between Dev and Karen after he pulls out the ring: DEV: “Will you marry me?” KAREN: “Marry you?” DEV: “Yeah, it’s not all that crazy, is it?” KAREN: “Of course not, I just don’t know what to say.” DEV: “Say yes.” KAREN: “I’m in tech.” DEV: “...is that the same thing as a yes?” KAREN: “I’m sorry, Dev. I’m just under so much pressure now. Tech is so crazy.” DEV: “It’s sounding more and more like a no.” KAREN: “It’s not a yes or a no. It’s I’m in tech.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“The Workshop” premiered on March 19, 2012. It was written by Jason Grote, and directed by Mimi Leder. The episode premiered to 6.56 million viewers, down about half a mil from the previous week. Being the workshop presentation, we basically saw excerpts of all the original music from Bombshell by Shaiman and Whitman that we have seen thus far, but we also saw a new original song called “On Lexington and 52nd Street” in its entirety which closed out the presentation. We also saw a cover of Colbie Caillat’s “Brighter Than the Sun,” but the tour de force number we got to see was “Everything’s Coming Up Roses” from Gypsy. Investors are coming in tomorrow to watch the workshop presentation of Bombshell. The flame is hot between Julia Houston and Michael Swift, canoodling in the hallways outside the rehearsal room. Ivy Lynn arrives at rehearsal with her mother, Leigh Conroy, who just happens to be a veteran Broadway star in her own right. With only a day before the presentation, rehearsal pauses so that Ms. Conroy can wow the company of Bombshell with an impromptu rendition of “Everything’s Coming Up Roses.” Moments later, rehearsal pauses yet again when Michael Swift’s wife and son barge into rehearsal, causing Julia to storm out of rehearsal and leave rehearsal. Again: the day before the presentation. With all of the personal drama combined with the rehearsal building seemingly crumbling under their feet, Derek Wells wonders if the project is cursed. But Eileen Rand promises him that Bombshell will be a hit “because Marilyn deserved it.” Leigh Conroy won a Tony without drugs but it doesn’t look like Ivy Lynn will be able to claim the same accomplishment, taking sleeping pills the night before the presentation. She confides in Tom Hewitt that “her mother is doing everything she can to undermine her, and Karen Cartwright is being handed everything on a plate.”  The workshop begins with Ivy singing to a swelling imaginary orchestra, but it’s Karen who see dreaming of performing the role of Marilyn. With highlights of the fantasy sequences we’ve seen from the TV series’ first six episodes, we watch both the workshop and the watching of the workshop. Everyone seems to be a bit off of their game, with Ivy falling in a lift, Karen falling off of a platform, and Michael Swift falling head over heels in love with Julia. Amidst the drama, Karen Cartwright records a demo for Bobby Raskin across the street and wins over yet another potential critic with vocals. The next morning at 6am, she gets woken up by a call that Raskin wants to meet her but she skips it to perform in the workshop. The rest of the ensemble questions her decision but she says “she wouldn’t have missed it for the world.” After the workshop, Ivy confronts her mother by drawing a comparison between herself and Marilyn: both were sad and drug-addicted women whose mothers didn’t love them. Leigh tells her that she knows how difficult this business can be, and that even though wishes Ivy would be something else with her life, her day will come because she truly is talented. The team also contemplates the future of Bombshell - and whether Ivy Lynn or Michael Swift will be a part of that future at all... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hosts Daniel Podesto and Jason Grote analyze the latest real estate and financial news.

Hosts Daniel Podesto and Jason Grote analyze the latest real estate and financial news.

Hosts Dan Podesto and Jason Grote analyze the latest real estate and financial news.

Hosts Daniel Podesto and Jason Grote ananlyze the latest real estate and financial news.

Hosts Daniel Podesto and Jason Grote ananlyze the latest real estate and financial news with guest Steve Delmartini.

Hosts Dan Podesto and Jason Grote analyze the latest real estate and financial news with guest Wes Burk.

Hosts Dan Podesto and Jason Grote analyze the latest real estate and financial news.

Hosts Dan Podesto and Jason Grote analyze the latest real estate and financial news.

Hosts Daniel Podesto and Jason Grote analyze the latest real estate and financial news.

Hosts Daniel Podesto and Jason Grote analyze the latest real estate and financial news with guest Mike Belford from AM Solar.

Hosts Daniel Podesto and Jason Grote analyze the lateset real estate and financial news.

Hosts Dan Podesto and Jason Grote analyze the latest real estate and financial news.

Hosts Daniel Podesto and Jason Grote analyze the latest real estate and financial news.

Let's talk real estate with Greg Astle and Jason Grote

Hosts Daniel Podesto and Jason Grote analyze the latest real estate and financial news.

Hosts Daniel Podesto and Jason Grote analyze the latest real estate and financial news.

Hosts Daniel Podesto and Jason Grote analyze the latest real estate and financial news.

Hosts Daniel Podesto and Jason Grote analyze the latest real estate and financial news with guest Steve Demartini for Patterson Realty.

Hosts Daniel Podesto and Jason Grote analyze the latest real estate and financial news with guest Steve Demartini for Patterson Realty.

Hosts Daniel Podesto and Jason Grote analyze the latest real estate and financial news.

Hosts Daniel Podesto and Jason Grote analyze the latest real estate and financial news.

Hosts Daniel Podesto and Jason Grote analyze the latest real estate and financial news.

Hosts Daniel Podesto and Jason Grote analyze the latest real estate and financial news.

Hosts Daniel Podesto and Jason Grote analyze the latest real estate and financial news.

Hosts Daniel Podesto and Jason Grote analyze the latest real estate and financial news.

Hosts Daniel Podesto and Jason Grote analyze the latest real estate and financial news.

Hosts Daniel Podesto and Jason Grote analyze the latest real estate and financial news.

Hosts Daniel Podesto and Jason Grote analyze the latest real estate and financial news,

Hosts Daniel Podsesto and Jason Grote analyze the latest real estate and financial news.

Hosts Daniel Podesto and Jason Grote analyze the latest real estate and financial news.

Hosts Daniel Podesto and Jason Grote analyze the latest real estate and financial news.

Hosts Daniel Podesto and Jason Grote analyze the latest real estate and financial news.

Hosts Daniel Podesto and Jason Grote analyze the latest real estate and financial news.

Hosts Daniel Podesto and Jason Grote analyze the latest real estate and financial news.

We're joined by Jason Grote (Smash writer, playwright) for an in depth interview into the process of making the show, as well as the episode ENTER MR. DIMAGGIO!

Hosts Daniel Podesto and Jason Grote analyze the latest real restate and financial news.

Hosts Daniel Podesto and Jason Grote analyze the latest real estate and financial news.

SMASH Bros premieres on Monday, June 25th. New episodes will be released every Monday, with great guests like Natalie Walker, Jeff Hiller, SMASH writer Jason Grote, and many more! Subscribe now on Apple Podcasts, which you can get to through the link on our website www.smashbros.fun.

Hosts Daniel Podesto and Jason Grote analyze the latest real estate and financial nees.

Hosts Daniel Podesto and Jason Grote analyze the latest real estate and financial news.

Hosts Daniel Podesto and Jason Grote analyze the latest real estate and financial news.

We are so excited to have Jason Grote with us today. He has been involved in real estate investing for over 12 years now and runs his business along with his family. They are buying houses all over Austin, Texas to wholesale, fix and flip, and buy and hold. They are also involved in new construction.  

We are so excited to have Jason Grote with us today. He has been involved in real estate investing for over 12 years now and runs his business along with his family. They are buying houses all over Austin, Texas to wholesale, fix and flip, and buy and hold. They are also involved in new construction.

Hosts Daniel Podesto and Jason Grote analyze the latest real estate and financial news.

Hosts Daniel Podesto and Jason Grote analyze the latest real estate and financial news.

Fade in on a show...with a focus on Smash... HEY GUYS! It's the first episode ever of How Was Your Smash! On this special Extra-Sode (it's not a minisode because, bitch, it's LONG), Julie talks at length to three guests about the best television of all time, Smash! First up it's Nate Harris, and he shares his five and a half favorite moments from the show after chatting before and after the season finale about whether the show is too straight, why the term and the concept of hate-watching must be destroyed, and what the best thing to say is when somebody gives you a massive sum of money. Then, Smash season one writer Jason Grote is here to discuss the show alongside with Vulture Smash recapper Rachel Shukert! Learn what Julia was meant to be eating in bed instead of peanut butter! How the show could have made more sense if Katherine McPhee had played Katherine McPhee instead of Karen Cartwright! And why Derek will never not be likeable. Also! Julie asks some How Was Your Week friends/ Smash fans what their favorite moments from season one were and therefore, there are cameos in this episode from Morgan Murphy! Jackée Harry! Retta! Scott Brown! Holly Schlesinger! My Gentleman friend, Jack! And Billy Eichner. Finally, the Smash Twitter accounts are finally discussed. An easter egg! To say nothing of the Joan Didion anecdote that takes place at Anjelica Huston's house. I know! Yikes. Let this podcast be your star.