Podcasts about Point Park

Kiesha Lalama is an internationally recognized dancer, choreographer, and teacher who has created works for stage, film and TV. She is currently Point Park University's interim Dean of Theatre, Film and Animation, and the Executive Producer of the Pittsburgh Playhouse. Kiesha co-founded and has choreographed 15 years of Broadway's the Jimmy Awards, which has reached over 120,000 students annually. She choreographed the feature films, “The Perks of Being a Wallflower,” and “Sorority Row,” the documentary series “Broadway or Bust” for PBS, and two critically acclaimed TV series, “Outsiders” and “American Rust”. Her international concert dance works continue to be performed throughout Europe and Asia, including: Shed, Catapult, Alegria, Kinex, Aftermath, Wish, Jolt, Unsung Moment, and Vicious Cycle. She's also created three critically acclaimed full-length dance theater productions including The Bench: Journey into Love, HeartShakes, and Bound in Before.Kiesha's regional theater highlights include: All Shook Up at North Shore Music Theatre, Jesus Christ Superstar at Kansas City Starlight Theatre, Into the Woods at the Arsht Center, and for the Pittsburgh CLO, Judge Jackie Justice, Ruthless! The Musical, First Date and the Gene Kelly Awards.For the record, Kiesha and I have known one another for a number of years as we were both faculty members in the Conservatory of Performing Arts at Point Park.https://kieshalalama.com/https://www.pointpark.edu/academics/schools/copa/copadeptsmajors/dance/faculty/kieshalalama

Episode Summary: Menina Fortunato interviews Traci Reszetylo, a 22-year veteran of the Radio City Rockettes, to discuss her incredible career and journey in the dance world. Traci reflects on her early dance training in Pittsburgh, her move to New York, and her audition experiences for the Rockettes, eventually landing the role on her second attempt. She shares the challenges and rewards of performing with the Rockettes, including her experiences on tour, in prestigious events like the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, and her role as dance captain. Traci also talks about her passion for teaching, which led her to create Exactitude Dance during the pandemic. She explains how the studio evolved from online classes to an in-person space in Brooklyn, where she combines precision dance with other genres and offers career development workshops. Traci offers valuable advice for aspiring dancers, emphasizing the importance of consistency, humility, and building relationships in the industry. She shares audition tips, time management strategies, and insights on how dancers can create a sustainable career in dance. This episode is filled with inspiration and practical advice for dancers at all stages of their careers. Show Notes: (00:00) - Introduction to Traci Reszetylo (02:15) - Early dance training in Pittsburgh and competing (05:30) - Auditioning for the Radio City Rockettes and getting the job (10:00) - Performing with the Rockettes: Tours, TV shows, and events (15:30) - Becoming a Dance Captain and the team-oriented culture of the Rockettes (20:00) - Starting Exactitude Dance during the pandemic and growing the business (25:30) - The evolution of Exactitude Dance and its workshops (30:45) - Balancing a dance career with family life and other pursuits (35:00) - Advice on auditioning: staying in the moment and managing nerves (40:00) - The importance of consistency and humility in dance (45:30) - Final thoughts on building a successful dance career and long-term sustainability Biography: Traci, the founder of Exactitude Dance & dancer for Radio City Rockettes, attended Point Park University focusing on jazz and musical theater. While attending Point Park, Traci performed in the Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera's Richard Rodgers Awards, and also performed as a dancer/ singer for Royal Caribbean. She was then cast in Pittsburgh Musical Theater's production of Chicago, performing the role of “Liz” at the Byham Theater. Traci moved to NY and was chosen to be a Radio City Rockette in 2002. Her first four years as a Rockette, she performed on tour in several cities, and in 2006, started performing at Radio City Music Hall. She has been performing there to the present date. Traci was selected as the Assistant Dance Captain in 2009. In 2010 was cast as a swing, and in 2014 Dance Captain/ Assistant Choreographer for 5 years. Traci has performed in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, the Today Show, Rockefeller Center Tree Lighting, Dancing With the Stars, America's Got Talent, Saturday Night Live, The Tonight Show, Tony Awards, Live with Kelly and Ryan, Ellen, and the Wendy Williams Show. Traci participated in Oprah's celebration for the 10th anniversary of her O Magazine, and also traveled to Vienna, Austria, where she performed in Diane Von Furstenberg's fashion show at the Life Ball. Traci has led & assisted auditions, taught for Rockettes Summer Intensive and assisted in teaching and staging the Christmas Spectacular. Her passion is teaching and working with her students. She cannot wait to share her knowledge of precision dance and create exactitude in you! Connect on Social Media: https://www.instagram.com/tracirez https://www.facebook.com/traci.reszetylo.167

Welcome to Steelers Spotlight, our new weekly interview show, where we bring in guests from outside the Steelers Now team to bring an outside perspective about issues surrounding the Steelers. The host of our show will be Aaron Becker, who just joined the SN team after spending the last season and a half covering the Steelers for Yardbarker. Aaron previously worked for the Steelers and the Kansas City Chiefs in a PR role and is a Point Park grad. In our first episode, Aaron himself was grilled by Steelers Afternoon Drive and Steelers Morning Rush host Alan Saunders, before taking the reins himself moving froward. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's Morning Pitt, we're definitely not overreacting to Pitt's exhibition game against Point Park. Seriously: we're not. In fact, we're properly reacting to a win that looked a lot like what we expect this Pitt basketball team to look like.

Mayor Koch with more on major roadwork with National Grid, Neponset River Bridge traffic and Pier upgrades at Squantum Point Park

Dan Zangrilli reached out to Ben during his sophomore year at Point Park and has moved his way up in the industry. Ben started by shooting his high school (Belle Vernon's) football team and his own show featuring local businesses.

Hour three with Donny Football. The Bechtold breakdown; Audacy Pittsburgh Social Media Director Ben Tenuta joined the show. Dan Zangrilli reached out to Ben during his sophomore year at Point Park and has moved his way up in the industry. Ben started by shooting his high school (Belle Vernon's) football team and his own show featuring local businesses.

Have you visited Plano's Oak Point Park and Nature Preserve?  Plano's largest park is 800 acres. Trail lovers will enjoy the nearly eight miles of concrete trails and five miles of soft surface trails located along Rowlett Creek. Bring your own kayak, canoe or SUP and enjoy paddling around the park's pond. Zipline through the forest canopy and over the creek beds. Nature lovers will enjoy a day of bird watching and wildlife tours in this certified Audubon Cooperative sanctuary. The Nature and Retreat Center is the perfect venue for corporate meetings, special events and retreats. Kelley Crimmins joins Plano Mayor Summer Intern Alexa on a walk-and-talk through Oak Point Park in this bonus episode. Links in this episode Oak Point Park and Nature Preserve The Nature and Retreat Center Go Ape Zipline

Join us this week as we share our exciting 4th of July adventure at Gulf Waters RV Resort in beautiful Port Aransas, Texas. From picturesque pond views at our RV spot to savoring exquisite seafood with a French twist at the YardArm Restaurant in Corpus Christi, our journey was so much fun. From a distance in Corpus, we saw the amazing USS Lexington and paid homage at the Selena Memorial, surrounded by the vibrant marina. We took in the lively beach scene of Port Aransas, where we also enjoyed the best of coastal dining at The Black Marlin and indulged in a unique sundae at Taiyaki Ice Cream. We capped off our visit with fireworks at Robert's Point Park and soaked in the beauty of the Gulf Coast with a morning bike ride. Despite a sudden evacuation due to Hurricane Beryl, our time in Port Aransas left us longing for more. Whether you're a history buff, food enthusiast, or beach lover, Port Aransas offers something special for everyone. When you watch this video, you'll see what I mean!

Today's Destination: Chickamauga National Park: Part 2 of Chattanooga episode. Today's Misstep- Driving over hills, a tire came at us Travel Advice: What exercises should I do when I travel?   FAQ: What do you wish you knew before booking your flight?   Response: A few more questions you can ask someone before you plan your trip are:  Did you experience any frustrations related to the destination or the actual traveling? If so, what should people be aware of to avoid those frustrations, hopefully? What websites or services were the most helpful for planning/booking your trip? What advice would you give someone going there for the first time? What was the most enjoyable or relaxing part of your trip?   Today's destination: Chickamauga National Park Part 2 of the Chattanooga series It's officially called Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park near Lookout Mountain. Use your National Park Pass for free entry. http://cityofchickamauga.org/ When I first visited Point Park, I explored this area on the border of Georgia and Tennessee for about an hour. It's across from the visitor center and was built by the Army Corps of Engineers.  You can see artillery from the Confederate fighting. The Battle of Chickamauga, fought September 19–20, 1863, marked the end of a Union offensive in southeastern Tennessee and northwestern Georgia called the Chickamauga Campaign. The battle was the most significant Union defeat in the Western Theater of the American Civil War. It involved the second-highest number of casualties in the war, following the Battle of Gettysburg. It was the first major battle of the war in Georgia. The battle was fought between the Army of the Cumberland under Maj. Gen. William Rosecrans and the Confederate Army of Tennessee under Gen. Braxton Bragg, and was named for Chickamauga Creek, which meanders near the battle area in northwest Georgia (and ultimately flows into the Tennessee River about 3.5 miles (5.6 km) northeast of downtown Chattanooga) There is also a monument to peace, The New York Peace Monument, symbolizing reunification and reconciliation.    http://cityofchickamauga.org/about-history-chickamaugabattlefield.asp Look for marble and pink granite materials. Visit the museum at Ochs Memorial Observatory for views of the Chattanooga area from the terrace. You can continue hiking the trails to other scenic views from Lookout Mountain. I first visited this area on a bus trip with my high school friends in the 1970s, and this was my first visit to return.  I drove the two hours from Atlanta through some small towns and highways and finally to some neighborhoods and scenic drives. When you get to the neighborhood, you will drive on windy roads that take your breath away.  This is a Step 1 or Step 2 destination and easy to explore independently. There is also a cute Visitor Center with restrooms and a small museum. The awe-inspiring view from Lookout Mountain Battlefield over Point Park shows a bird' s-eye view of the Tennessee River and how it bends, a bit like a foot at the ankle. You see the city of Chattanooga from above when you go around the bend. You can even see the three bridges that cross the river to the town. The battlefield here was memorable, and you can follow the signs for the Chickamauga Battlefield Tour. Or you can just enjoy walking the grounds around the peace monument and listening to the birds chirping. It's an excellent way to enjoy your day in Georgia or Tennessee.   http://cityofchickamauga.org/about-history-trainmuseum.asp Today's Misstep- Driving on the road over hills, a tire came rolling at us and hit our car. You're generally safe from tires in a car, but this tire stopped us. We hit the tire and could not drive any further. We got a tow truck to bring the car home, about 200 miles away. It was an expensive tow, and I hope you don't have that experience.  Today's Travel Advice- What exercises should I do when I travel? Try to stay as active as you are when home, which means you should try to maintain the same levels of activities, even if you are on the road a lot. You may need to take frequent breaks in your drive to stretch, walk a bit, and even do more intensive exercise. Stretch every two hours on a plane or train. I try to find a pool where I can swim anytime I travel. I am a member of the YMCA, where I can go anytime. There are more than 2700 YMCAs in the USA and also in 120 countries around the world. That's how we both can keep our exercise routines when we travel.    Connect with Dr. Travelbest 5 Steps to Solo Travel website Dr. Mary Travelbest X Dr. Mary Travelbest Facebook Page Dr. Mary Travelbest Facebook Group Dr. Mary Travelbest Instagram Dr. Mary Travelbest Podcast Dr. Travelbest on TikTok Dr.Travelbest onYouTube In the news  

We're joined by Susan Stowe, Chair of the Department of Dance at Point Park University in Pittsburgh, PA. Ms. Stowe discusses the various tracks students can follow in the dance department, including degrees in ballet, jazz or modern dance and gives us a sneak peek at their latest initiative. Beginning Fall 2024, Point Park University's dance program in partnership with the School of Education will offer a Bachelor of Arts in Dance Education Certification Pre-K through 12 program. She also discusses where the school recruits students as well as what careers the school's graduates pursue. For more information visit: Point Park University School of Dance Links: Ballet Help Desk Support Ballet Help Desk Instagram: @BalletHelpDesk

Matt and Kevin examine the long history of Cedar Point Park in Ohio, the oldest theme park on American soil. SUPPORT THE SHOW! As we prepare for Season 8 of the 3028, we want to thank you for supporting the show with 5-star reviews on the Apple Podcast App and monetary donations. We know there are many Disney podcasts, so we sincerely appreciate your listenership and support. You may leave a donation via Paypal HERE or visit our donation box at Venmo HERE. If you're in need of graphic art or design, Kevin is now taking commissions HERE, where you can also view his portfolio. If you can dream it, Kevin can design it!

A great little pre-work O&B form my workplace. I got to work one hour early so that I could record the 'dawn chorus' of the city waking up.

Post game comments following Marshall's 121-55 win over Point Park.

This week I talk about: -Frank Lloyd Wright's Point Park Civic Center Proposal Check out Pittsburgh Magazines Article of the Exhibit at The Westmoreland Museum of American Art https://www.pittsburghmagazine.com/what-would-pittsburgh-look-life-if-frank-lloyd-wright-designed-it/ -Country Music Weekly

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The actor, director, teacher, and author, John Shepard, began his professional career at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival where he was a company member for 4 seasons. Subsequently moving to New York, he worked in regional theatres like The Long Wharf, Yale Rep, Barter Theatre, Actors Theatre of Louisville, and many others. Off Broadway, he performed at The Manhattan Theatre Club, Soho Rep, The Public Theatre, Lamb's Theatre, and others. On Broadway, he worked in American Buffalo with Al Pacino, in which he also toured the U.S. and played on London's West End, and John also appeared in A View from the Bridge.             Career highlights include the stage version of George Orwell's 1984, in which John played Winston Smith, at the Wilma Theatre, Kennedy Center and Joyce Theatre, and the world premiere of Eduardo Machado's Fabiola at the Theatre for a New City.            John spent time in L.A. pursuing TV and Film work, appearing in many episodic TV series including L.A. Law, Spenser: For Hire, Dallas, Quantum Leap and others. John's feature film credits include Sneakers and Patriot Games.             After receiving an MFA in Acting from Cal State University, Long Beach, John became a faculty member at the University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point, the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, and finally at Point Park University, where he taught for over 20 years and was the Theatre Department Chair for 10 years. John's book “Auditioning and Acting for the Camera” is used throughout the country. Backstage Magazine named it one of “11 Amazing Books for the On-Camera Actor.”            John remains active in the Pittsburgh theater and film community, appearing in many plays for The REP, City Theatre, Quantum, PICT and the Pittsburgh Public Theatre. Highlights include playing Willy Loman in Death of a Salesman for the REP, (for which the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette named him Performer of the Year), and Ralph in A Christmas Story at the Pittsburgh Public Theatre.             John has also directed numerous productions, including August Osage County for Point Park's professional theatre company, The REP, and Tamara for Quantum; both were named best productions in their respective years by the Post-Gazette.            While in Pittsburgh, he's appeared in TV shows like: A League of Their Own and The Chair, and in Films like The Race, Fathers and Daughters, Homemakers, and The Deliverance directed by Lee Daniels.

Loren Torres enters his 14th year as Point Park University baseball head coach for the upcoming 2023 season. He was hired in July 2009. Point Park baseball, which is tied for fifth all-time with 11 appearances in the NAIA World Series, has made its return to national relevance under coach Torres. Coach Torres has a career record of 558-305 (.646) entering the 2023 season. In the first 13 seasons at Point Park, coach Torres has compiled a record of 451-201 (.692). He has averaged 35 wins per season at Point Park and 31 wins per year over his 18-year career, all in the NAIA. He was the head coach at Judson (Ill.) University for five years previously. Torres became Point Park's all-time wins leader for baseball head-coaching victories on April 26, 2022. When he picked up his 444th win at Point Park, he passed the legendary Pioneers' coach Mark Jackson, who was 443-196 (.695) in 12 seasons and led the Pioneers two six NAIA World Series appearances. Point Park has won six conference championships and been to six NAIA national tournaments during Torres' 13 years at the school. That includes a trip to the NAIA World Series in 2012, where the Pioneers finished fifth. Point Park has finished the season ranked in the NAIA Top 25 final poll seven times under Torres -- 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2018, 2021 and 2022. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/baseballbluebook/support

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Point Park President Chris Brussalis joined Rick Dayton. His interim tag has been stripped away and is now the full-time president at the school. Brussalis explains his thoughts on Point Park and a direction for the University. 

Warwick Life host Scott Nerney talks with editor George LaCross from the amusement park fan site Laff in the Dark. From Patti Page in 1952 to Weezer in 1994, concerts at the Palladium and Midway stage were an essential part of Rocky Point. Hear about shows by small acts that would become big, the night in 1978 when REO Speedwagon, AC/DC, Blue Öyster Cult, and Thin Lizzy all played, the group that caused the power to go out three times, and the 1984 concert that caused a traffic jam from Warwick to Cranston. Join the Rocky Point Park Remembered! Facebook group. Visit the Laff in the Dark website. Warwick Life highlights what's special in Warwick, Rhode Island and helps listeners get the most from this seaside community. Warwick Life is produced by Scott Nerney and presented by the Varnum Memorial Armory Military & Naval Museum. Write to warwicklife@gmail.com. Music by Tess Der Manouelian.

Have you ever wondered where the relaxing sounds you listen to come from?  When you take this Journey of Relaxation with me you will know exactly where and when it was recorded.These relaxing sounds are coming to you from Brenton Point Park on September 17, 2021 at 1:00 pm.Go see the pictures and videos on the links below.New intro Support the showTake a moment to find the beauty of nature every day,Duchess of the DunesTikTokFacebookYouTube

KDKA Meteorologist Mary Ours stops by to talk about her journey to becoming a star news contributor on television in Pittsburgh, PA. Mary is unlike most people that work in the news industry because she brings the same bubbly, fearless energy on-camera that she has when she's performing at karaoke surrounded by friends. A 2012 Point Park graduate, Mary earned her broadcast meteorology certification through Mississippi State University. Also before becoming a meteorologist, Mary briefly worked as a news reporter. She loves to sing and dance on TikTok with her family, friends, and coworkers. That said, Mary is very serious about standing up for herself when some viewers resort to body shaming her or criticizing her just for having fun. She is a breath of fresh air and I loved how open she was during our conversation. Make sure you listen to the whole episode because Mary sang a lot on this episode.

Warwick Life host Scott Nerney talks with editor George LaCross from the amusement park fan site Laff in the Dark. The Rocky Point saltwater pool was an Olympic-sized pool at the front of the park that was filled with water from Narragansett Bay. Hear how George watched divers make painful belly flops while he cooled off in the pool, about Olympic trials and AAU competitions at the pool, how it became a freshwater pool, and why it closed in 1985. Read about the 1936 Olympic tryouts at the pool. Join the Rocky Point Park Remembered! Facebook group. Visit the Laff in the Dark website. Warwick Life highlights what's special in Warwick, Rhode Island and helps listeners get the most from this seaside community. Warwick Life is produced by Scott Nerney and presented by the Varnum Memorial Armory Military & Naval Museum. Write to warwicklife@gmail.com. Music by Tess Der Manouelian.

Julie Cryser, VP, Office of University Advancement at Point Park, joined the show to share with Rick the best advice for donating for giving Tuesday.  

Thanks for joining us on Eat, Sleep, Invest. This week, Bryan Driscoll sits down with Sean Elliot Martin to discuss something a little different. Sean is a Grandmaster martial artist, a ghostwriter, and the coordinator and director of the department of criminal justice and intelligence studies at Point Park. He also has multiple PHDs and a variety of experiences in different fields. One of Sean's goals is to help people be safer in today's world. He covers many practical tips for real estate investors to protect themselves as they go out to see properties and meet with people they don't know. As a ghostwriter and author, Sean also dives into information about writing to bring value and create credibility. Bryan and Sean talk about: Sean's experience with marital arts and bringing it to regular people to be safer within the world Why real estate investors should consider martial arts or self-defense training Possibly situations real estate investors could find themselves in when going to a location Steps you can take to prevent issues when dealing with people in their own homes Some simple techniques and moves you can do to protect yourself Why going for the eyes is the most important move you can know How ghostwriting works and how it can benefit people The target audience for working with a ghostwriter The difference between junk SEO writing and providing real value to people Why you should avoid writing too much about yourself when you're bringing value to your target audience Contract Sean: seanelliotmartin@gmail.com

Warwick Life host Scott Nerney talks with editor George LaCross from the amusement park fan site Laff in the Dark. Scott and George continue their conversation about Rocky Point Park. Hear about the Flume, funhouse, Laff in the Dark, and Castle of Terror/House of Horrors. Find out about the Rocky Point jail, and discover where some of Rocky Point's rides went when the park closed. Visit the Laff in the Dark website. Join the Rocky Point Park Remembered! Facebook group. Warwick Life highlights what's special in Warwick, Rhode Island and helps listeners get the most from this seaside community. Warwick Life is produced by Scott Nerney and presented by the Warwick Center for the Arts. Write to warwicklife@gmail.com. Music by Tess Der Manouelian.

Warwick Life host Scott Nerney talks with editor George LaCross from the amusement park fan site Laff in the Dark. George LaCross made his first visit to Rocky Point Park in 1962 and became an immediate fan. Hear Scott and George reminisce about the Paladium ballroom, Shore Dinner Hall, baseball field, petting zoo, and Rocky Point's first carousel and Ferris Wheel. Visit the Laff in the Dark website. Join the Rocky Point Park Remembered! Facebook group. Warwick Life highlights what's special in Warwick, Rhode Island and helps listeners get the most from this seaside community. Warwick Life is produced by Scott Nerney and presented by the Warwick Center for the Arts. Write to warwicklife@gmail.com. Music by Tess Der Manouelian.

In this College Deep Dive, Zeva and Charlie discuss the supportive ambition of Point Park students, the triple threat model of training, Point Park's vertical campus and the environment Pittsburgh provides.  If you want to learn more about Point Park, visit the following places:  Point Park Music Theater Website @ppumusicaltheatre on Instagram  Email: zbarzell@pointpark.edu  Point Park University 2021 Acting and Musical Theater Virtual Showcase  If you have any questions about the college audition process, feel free to reach out at mailbag@mappingthecollegeaudition.com. If you're interested in working with MTCA for help with your individualized preparation for your College Audition journey, please check us out at mtcollegeauditions.com, or on Instagram or Facebook.  About MTCA:  Musical Theater College Auditions (MTCA) is the leader in coaching acting and musical theater students through the college audition process and beyond with superlative results. MTCA has assembled a roster of expert artist-educators who can guide students artistically, organizationally, strategically, and psychologically through the competitive college audition process. MTCA provides the tools, resources, and expertise along with a vast and strong support system. They train the unique individual, empowering the artist to bring their true, authentic self to their work. MTCA believes that by helping students reveal their potential it allows each school to connect with those who are truly right for their programs, which in turn guides each student toward their best college fit.  About Charlie Murphy:  Charlie is a proud graduate of Carnegie Mellon University's BFA program. As an Actor he has performed with theaters such as: NY Public Theatre's “Shakespeare in the Park”, The Pearl Theatre Company, Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival, Chautauqua Theatre Company, Kinetic Theatre Company, and the Shakespeare Theatre of DC. With MTCA [Musical Theater College Auditions -- mtca.nyc], he has been helping prospective theatre students through the college process for over 15 years. As a Teacher and Director, he is able to do a few of his favorite things in life: help students to find their authentic selves as artists, and then help them find their best fit for their collegiate journey. Through this podcast, he hopes to continue that work as well as help demystify this intricate process. This episode was produced by Meghan Cordier and Charlie Murphy. Episode theme music is created by Will Reynolds. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode I talked with Maya about falling in love with dance at a young age, her favorite dance style, when she discovered she also had a passion for theatre, her favorite regional show she's been in and why, what makes regional theatre special, how she decided to go to Point Park University for school and what her most valuable takeaway was from Point Park's dance and musical theatre program was, her audition process for Moulin Rouge on Broadway, whether she ever expected to be auditioning for Broadway so soon after college, audition tricks and tips, learning the dances for the audition process, what the day she made her Broadway debut was like, her favorite dance number in Moulin Rouge, her favorite costume in the show, why theatre fans should come see Moulin Rouge on Broadway, her dream show, and MUCH MORE!

In this hamslap we talk about a B-25 bomber that crashed into a Pennsylvania river and then disappeared and we get into the American stay behind networks that operated under Operation Washtub. Stick around and get slippery with us, grandchildren. 

WELCOME BACK YOU POPCORN POACHING POTHEADS! It's been quite some time since you've heard from us and boy have we missed you all very much. Life has been crazy busy for the both of us and it's been tough to make time to record and edit an episode in full. Today's special return of Don't Spill the Popcorn! was recorded back in August and was only NOW just finished. Be sure to keep that in mind when you realize some references don't feel too recent. LOL This episode specifically is packed with an extra punch because co-host DILLON HOFFMAN worked on this show and played a critical role in making sure this film looked the best it could possibly look and has some fun behind the scenes stories. This episode is also extra special because we decided to get a good buzz on while we recorded so we're EXTRA goofy. We will be posting behind the scenes photos to our Instagram and Facebook so make sure you check us out and follow us if you want all of the best DSTP updates! There's another episode already recorded that will be on the way soon. (Also a good reason to follow us because you'll find out what it is. ;P ) THANK YOU AND LOVE YOU ALL! and remember DONT...... SPILL....... THE POPCORN!!!!!!!!!!!Support the show

We're in Washington, D.C., with Mike Ferraco of YourTravelMentors.com. In this episode, Mike and I talk about plane spotting at Gravelly Point Park, dining on Embassy Row, and exploring Teddy Roosevelt Island. The show notes will be available at https://WeTravelThere.com/dc I love to travel, but I hate waiting. CLEAR uses biometrics to verify your identity to skip airport security lines. With this limited-time offer for listeners, you can try CLEAR free for 2 months, when you sign up at wetravelthere.com/clear.

Check Out this episode on our YouTube Channel! Take The Hill Live! returns in person to Point Cafe at Point Park University to host conversations with students about what they are most excited about, what they've learned over the last year, and much more!  

Superman, no shirt, bowel movements, Point Park, and why do videographers hate me! Randy Rogan is one the funniest dudes ever!!! Check out Episode 8 of In The PITT with The RICK!

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Let's Take It From The Top with Caleb Mathura!  I am so thrilled to welcome Caleb to chat all about his experience at Point Park University (my alma mater)!  Caleb is entering his senior year of college this September, so he provides a perspective of what the college experience looks like right now.  We cover what it was like to be in a musical theatre program in the middle of the pandemic, the teachers who have influenced Caleb thus far, and what he hopes is in store for him in the future.  This is such an amazing episode!  So, sit back, relax, and enjoy!  Let's Connect!Connect with Halle!Instagram @letstakeitfromthetop & @hallemastroberardinoEmail ltifttpodcast@gmail.com Connect with Caleb!Instagram @caleb_mathuraCheck out the Point Park University Musical Theatre ProgramWebsitePPU Musical Theatre InstagramPoint Park University Instagram

A transcript of this episode is available here: https://thedanceedit.com/transcript-episode-78Links referenced in/relevant to episode 78:-Dance Teacher story on Point Park's dancer mental health program: https://dance-teacher.com/point-park-university-minding-the-gap/-Minding the Gap website: https://www.wearemindingthegap.org/-Dance Magazine piece on fair pay for dancers: https://www.dancemagazine.com/what-does-fair-pay-for-dancers-actually-look-like-2639916455.html-University Press of Florida page for Gavin Larsen's "Being a Ballerina": https://upf.com/book.asp?id=9780813066899

Good Morning it's Saturday June 26th, and this is The Wenatchee World's newest podcast, Slices of Wenatchee. We're excited to bring you a closer look at one of our top stories and other announcements every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.    Today - Thirty-one wineries, breweries, cider houses, agritourism farms and farmers markets in Chelan and Douglas counties received a combined half a million dollars in pandemic relief grants this month from the state Department of Agriculture.   Now our feature story...   Thirty-one wineries, breweries, cider houses, agritourism farms and farmers markets in Chelan and Douglas counties received a combined half a million dollars in pandemic relief grants this month from the state Department of Agriculture.   The grants range from $17,000 each for the craft beverage producers to $15,000 for agritourism businesses and $10,000 for farmers markets.   The COVID-19 Relief and Recovery grants, funded through a partnership between WSDA and the state Department of Commerce, were part of $14 million distributed to 839 businesses across the state.    The application period for the grants ran April 9th through April 26th.   The program targeted four specific agriculture-related sectors that had been left out of earlier relief programs — craft beverages, agritourism farms, farmers markets and shellfish growers.   WSDA Director Derek Sandison said that these grants will boost the Washington state agricultural industry, helping prevent business closures and supporting the health and diversity of Washington state's overall economy.    He noted that our economy needs the businesses in these four sectors to recover from the pandemic for the health of our economy as a whole.   So here's the local breakout: Chelan County received 26 grants, in total $418,000.   The funds went to 19 craft beverage producers, 6 agritourism farms, and 2 farmers markets   Douglas County received 5 grants totalling  $83,000. Those funds went to 4 craft beverage producers, and 1 agritourism farm.    Grant County received 10 grants, totalling $167,000. Those funds went to 6 craft beverage producers, 2 agritourism farms, and 1 farmers market.   And finally, Okanogan County received 9 grants, $178,000 in total. The money went to 4 craft beverage producers, 1 agritourism farm, 4 farmers markets.   To read more on this story visit us at wenatcheeworld.com   Next,    The Fourth of July Fireworks Show at Walla Walla Point Park has passed its first local COVID-19 evaluation and is good to go according to the Wenatchee Valley 4th's Facebook page.   Large, outdoor events expected to draw more than 1,000 participants will still be evaluated based on COVID-19 metrics and local healthcare partners. Evaluations take place at 10 and five days before the event.   So organizers of the Fourth of July Fireworks Show at Walla Walla Point Park will be waiting as their first local COVID-19 metric evaluation approaches this Friday.   These metrics would be evaluated at 10 days and then five days before any large, outdoor events, according to the health district.   Last year, Walla Walla Point Park was closed to the public for the Fourth of July fireworks show, and people were encouraged to watch the yearly fireworks show from their cars or elsewhere.   But if everything goes smoothly at the upcoming evaluations, people will be able to go to the park this year to enjoy the event's fireworks, beer garden, music and food vendors.   You can find the latest updates on the event at wenatcheevalleyfourth.com.   Did you know that the Rocky Reach Dam is a hydroelectric dam operated by Chelan County Public Utility District which began operation in 1956? Located 7 miles upstream of Wenatchee, the project provides energy for more than 7 million people throughout the Pacific Northwest. They've been nationally recognized for their efforts to protect the local environment including a first-of-its-kind juvenile fish bypass system to help young salmon and steelhead find their way to the ocean. Believe it or not, water flows through their turbines at a rate of up to 145 thousand gallons per second!   Thanks for listening. Today's episode is brought to you by Equilus Group, Inc- Building Your Financial Success. Learn more at Equilusfinancial.com   The Wenatchee World has been engaging, informing and inspiring North Central Washington Communities since 1905. We encourage you to subscribe today to keep your heart and mind connected to what matters most in North Central Washington. Thank you for starting your morning with us and don't forget to tune in again on Tuesday! Support the show: https://www.wenatcheeworld.com/site/forms/subscription_services/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sunset Point Park at Collingwood is close to the Blue Mountains and Wasaga Beach. You can plan a day or two, enjoy the beaches, watch the mesmerizing sunsets and run through some adrenaline in the mountains. https://vandanarajbhatt.com/read-article/6189_sunset-point-park-at-collingwood.html #wasagabeach #sunsetpointpark #travelblogs #tourismontario

Overview of Down on James Street James Street is alive with the sound of jazz! In 1930‘s Pittsburgh, Dorothy wants to dance the Lindy Hop. She finds the perfect partner in a young boy named George. They are having the time of their life…until the police storm the dance hall and shut it down for interracial dancing...with their bully clubs. Dorothy has faced racial prejudice all her life, and she’s not giving up on the dance, while George comes face to face with his own white privilege. He must choose between going home or joining Dorothy in the fight to keep the dance alive. Buy your copy: http://hardballpress.com/little-heroes.html  About the Author Nicole McCandless I was raised by a few hard-working, fiery women. They passed down a love of reading and gave me the confidence to put words on the page. I’ve had many different jobs, including grocery store clerk, hostess, retail cashier, waitress, and labor organizer. I recently dove into a life of writing and raising up two humans. I love reading by myself in bed and with my kids on the floor. Other things I love include Ben, our sisters, being outside, dancing, singing, snacks, the changing of seasons, and sending people I love things in the mail. For more information, visit https://www.nicolemccandless.com/. About the Illustrator Byron Gramby Art school dropout to graduating magna cum laude from Point Park with a Bachelors in Psychology. Not content to leave his stories in the trash, Byron has self-published four other children’s stories over the years, along with two graphic novels. When he’s not creating children’s books, he’s taking a departure from children’s books to write dark, ambient synth tracks or equally grim comics. For more information, visit https://byrongramby.wordpress.com/. Down on James Street is published by Hard Ball Press - Tim Sheard is the Executive Editor of Hard Ball Press Veteran nurse Timothy Sheard is a writer, publisher, mentor to writers and union organizer with the National Writers Union, UAW Local 1981. After writing 7 mystery novels featuring hospital custodian-shop steward Lenny Moss, he launched Hard Ball Press to help working class people write and publish their stories. Timothy believes that when workers write and tell their stories, they build rank and file solidarity and union power, as well strengthening the fight for social justice solidarity. Their stories help to combat the anti-labor and anti-working class assaults by the One Percent. Hard Ball Press is the premier publisher of working class life. You can watch EML’s interview with Tim Sheard here: https://www.empathymedialab.com/post/pandemic-nurse-s-diary-a-tribute-to-healthcare-workers-fighting-covid-19  About Empathy Media Lab The Harmony of Interest series explores ideas that positively shape our world.  Empathy Media Lab is produced by Evan Matthew Papp and we are a proud member of the Labor Radio Podcast Network. Support media, authors, artists, historians, and journalists, who are fighting to improve the prosperity of the working class.  All Links: https://wlo.link/@empathymedialab   

Season 4 Episode 6 has Cody and Robby talking about: -Shout outs & Mentions from around the nation -Week in review, plus the top upsets in the nation -We continue our rankings discussion, plus our first ever individual rankings....maybe -NAIA Ball Podcast hitter, pitcher, and even scientist of the week -Silverback Sports BIG Series of the Week! Asbury vs Point Park

Episode 45 features Steve Tanzilli, Dean of the Rowland School of Business at Point Park University. Steve joins Bryan Whittington to talk about the work he is doing with the Rowland School of Business' Sales Center and how he prepares college students to be "career ready". -how Point Park has pivoted their education strategy to prepare students for a virtual job market -details on the Sales Center iniative -how COVID 19 has forced Steve and his team to pivot on how they connect with students Plus SO much more. You can connect with Steve on Linkedin here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephen-tanzilli-88050284/

A native of Buffalo, New York, Naila Ansari (she/her) is an award-winning choreographer, director, and performing artist. She is a distinguished MFA graduate from the University at Buffalo in Dance and a Cum Laude undergraduate of Point Park's Conservatory of Performing Arts Program. Ansari is an original and former principal dancer for the August Wilson Center Dance Ensemble. The company was named “Top 25 Dance Companies to Watch” in Dance Magazine for the 2012-2013 season, featured at Jacob's Pillow and SummerStage NYC at Central Park. Ansari has danced and performed works for the legendary Lula Washington Dance Theatre out of Los Angeles, CA. She has had the privilege of dancing works by Robert Battle, Kyle Abraham, Camille A. Brown, Darrell Grand Moultrie, Sidra Bell, and Trebien Pollard, to name a few. Ansari's choreography has been set on a host of colleges, universities, professional theatres, and commercial projects. As an Assistant Professor in Theatre and Africana Studies at SUNY Buffalo State College, Ansari has merged artistry and scholarship to build and create works through community and collaborative processes that facilitate conversations on race and Black performance. She has published articles in Theatre Journal, received numerous grants and awards such as the New York State DanceForce Grant, and The Pittsburgh Courier 40 under 40 awards. Ansari is a research assistant and assistant choreographer for AT BUFFALO the Musical and the recent AT BUFFALO TED TALK under award-winning artist and scholar Dr. Amma Y. Ghartey-Tagoe Kootin. Ansari's award-winning choreographed work "Mine Eyes Have Seen" was selected and performed at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C for the American College Dance Association awards in 2018. Ansari is a collaborator with the UB Arts Collaboratory under the direction of Bronwyn Keenan. Her most recent project and a forthcoming book, The Movement of Joy, focuses on the performance of joy through the creative archiving of oral histories, movement histories, live-performance, and film. Ansari is currently the Dance Director for Ujima Company, inc. selected by the late Lorna C. Hill.

This will be the last episode of the Tailored Cowboy Podcast for quite some time. The TCB Boys are without Ben for the final episode and they explain where their lives are taking them (It wasn't mentioned but Ben will still be taking classes at Point Park). In what may be their best episode yet Alex and Noah announce the first ever Tailored Cowboy Award Winners. Thank you for listening to our rambling over the past 5 months and will update you on our Twitter @TailoredCowboy for what Noah plans to do with his media passion and skills in this 2021 calendar year. Long Live Cowboys, Adios Amigos

A transcript of this episode is available here: https://thedanceedit.com/transcript-episode-45Links referenced in/relevant to episode 45:-Dance Magazine's 2021 "25 to Watch" list: https://www.dancemagazine.com/25-to-watch-2021-2649251522.html-Boston Dynamics' uncanny dancing robots: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fn3KWM1kuAw-Dance Spirit's story on the making of "Tiny Pretty Things": https://www.dancespirit.com/netflix-tiny-pretty-things-2649107997.html-Dance educator Jessica Zeller's "Neither Tiny nor Pretty" essay: https://www.jessicazeller.net/blog/neither-tiny-nor-pretty-Artist and educator Gregory King's "Tiny Pretty Things in Black and White" essay: https://thinkingdance.net/articles/2020/12/27/3/It-Is-What-It-Is-Tiny-Pretty-Things-in-Black-and-White/-Pointe's interview with the director of "On Pointe": https://www.pointemagazine.com/sab-on-pointe-disney-plus-2649418414.html-New York Times' "On Pointe" feature: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/12/17/arts/dance/on-pointe-disney-american-ballet.html-Dance Teacher's story on Point Park's new mental health program for dancers: https://www.dance-teacher.com/point-park-university-minding-the-gap-2649730022.html-Point Park Globe story on the dance department's belated prohibition of weight requirements: https://ppuglobe.com/2020/10/dance-chair-forbids-aesthetic-requirements-in-dance-classes/-New York Times' "great cultural depression" story: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/12/26/arts/unemployed-performer-theatre-arts.html

As artists, what do we talk about when the world's on hold? From Casting Director to Actor, we take a deep dive. This week, we're joined by Merri SugarmanMerri Sugarman- Casting Director, Tara Rubin Casting.Initially an actress ('Les Miserables', 'Aspects of Love', et al.), Merri found herself out West some years back where she quickly made a name for herself at Liberman/Hirschfeld, then Liberman/Patton Casting, working on such shows as "NewsRadio", "The Larry Sanders Show" and the Miramax feature film "Playing By Heart", starringSean Connery and Angelina Jolie.In 2000, Merri moved to Dreamworks Studios as the Casting Executive in charge of TV Pilots and Series- including "Spin City", and the critically acclaimed "The Job", starring Denis Leary. She was then offered a position as the Director of Casting for Dramas and Movies at ABC Television, overseeing the casting of "Alias", "NYPD Blue", "The Practice" and the 'made for television movies’"Gilda Radner - It's Always Something" and "The Music Man", starring Matthew Broderick and Kristin Chenoweth, to name just a few.Merri then returned to the East Coast to teach and coach actors – something she still does (and loves) as time permits, when Tara Rubin offered her a Senior Casting Director position where she’s been happily ensconced ever since, working on, among many others - the Broadway and Off-Broadway, touring and international companies of SPAMALOT, JERSEY BOYS, THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA, LES MISERABLES, SCHOOL OF ROCK, MISS SAIGON, A BRONX TALE, DEAR EVAN HANSEN, AIN’T TOO PROUD and the upcoming SIX and SING STREET.She also casts for many theaters regionally – including the Papermill Playhouse, The Alliance, Arena Stage,The Old Globe and The LaJolla Playhouse. She is the very proud CD of the critically acclaimed web series SUBMISSIONS ONLY and also boasts many TV & film projects, workshops and readings – including the new musical TREVOR – based on theOscar winning short film.In other news, Merri has been a Big Sister to Jenny via the amazing Big Brothers/Big Sisters program for the last 20 years. She is an alumni officer of the professional sorority Kappa Gamma Chi at Emerson College in Boston where Merri earned a BFA in Musical Theater and a coveted spot as a member of Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities.She has been a Tony Voter for the past four years, is an adjudicator for the Roger Rees Awards (high school theater competition that sends finalists to the Jimmy Awards) and a member of CSA (Casting Society of America).Merri currently teaches, coaches and advises for the theater programs at NYU, Emerson College, Elon, Point Park, Florida State, Manhattan School of Music, International Academy of Musical Theater, Indiana University, Oakland University, Baldwin Wallace and UNCSA.Link to Tara Rubin Casting Website: https://www.tararubincasting.com/our-teamFollow our Instagram page @jackofalltrades_podcast for updates on new releases, guests and more! Follow our host, Sarah Bishop on Instagram @sarahpbishop for more about what she does! Song: Strong- written by Sarah Bishop, arranged and played by Laura Lynn Crytzer

IndacarSEATDATGUY Terry Dwayne Ashford Reporting from Haines Point Park near the Tennis Courts looking out on the District Wharf at the yachts and the yellow water taxi - we start our day on a stalker in a silver mercedes suv that attempted to use the indacarseat DatGuY reporting to get whiter race men - tag number obtained and reserved. The man rushed after caught waiting to signal - to the bathroom area where waiting was whiter men housing cameras as a signals to the black racist ones who he knew was in cue to come. The report begins at 8 am press time by indacarseat DatGuY Terry Dwayne Ashford.

In this episode we talk about fan interaction, the daily life of a Point Park student, and some interesting Uber stories. We also talk a little bit about how you, yes YOU, could be featured in an upcoming episode of BDF. Come give it a listen, you won't want to miss this episode of... BDF! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bdf-podcast9/support

Rosalynn Miller graduated from Point Park University, Conservatory of Performing Arts, with two dance degrees in 2008.  With a duel concentration in jazz dance and dance pedagogy (the art of teaching dance), Rosalynn, affectionately referred to as Roz by her students and peers, quickly landed teaching jobs at various prestigious dance establishments in the Pittsburgh area.  While in college she was Vice President to the student hip hop dance group “Impulse”, first Hispanic President to the United Student Government at Point Park and maintained an apprenticeship through the COPA department all four years of her education.  She fulfilled her apprenticeship working as a hip hop teacher for an after school dance program at McKees Rocks Middle School. In an effort to continue her dance education, Roz attends an array of dance teacher conventions, seminars, workshops and classes to better serve her students and help strengthen the local dance community. The Dance Teacher Summit in New York, More Than Just Great Dancing with Misty Lown and Dance Masters of Pennsylvania are just some of the dance teacher functions she regularly attends throughout the year. Roz is the owner and artistic dance director of Synergy Performing Arts Academy located in Canonsburg, Pa. Her students perform in local parades and community charity events.  The Synergy Dance Company trains and competes at a competitive level. Roz’s choreography has received recognition at both regional and national levels and has received multiple award winning titles. Synergy just celebrated their 10th year anniversary.   Outside of teaching, Roz judges for local dance competitions and talent shows.  She has judged for Showbiz National Talent Competition and On Stage America dance competition. She is proud to be one of the founding 15 members of More Than Just Great Dancing, “MTJGD”, with Misty Lown, the PA Charter member of MTJGD, and a MTJGD certified Coach .  In 2014 Roz was accepted into Dance Masters of America (Pa chapter 10), Dance Educators of America (Pittsburgh chapter) in 2015, and in 2019 she was awarded “Dance Educator of the Year” by GROOVE dance competition at their Myrtle Beach Nationals.  In July of 2019 she was honored to be on the faculty and present business seminars at the NYC Dance Teacher Summit.  In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family and playing with her son, a cancer survivor, Cruz!  

On this week’s episode I have April Yanko on the Zoom talking acting, writing and staying out of the sun even while living in LA. We talk about Pittsburgh, self-promotion for actors, why somebody would move to Los Angeles, training, a little about “Method” and what famous people are from Pittsburgh like Michael Keaton, Quinton Tarantino, Gene Kelly and Christina Aguilera. From her website Aprilyanko.com: Actor | Writer | Overall Weirdo  I am an actor and writer living in Los Angeles. I moved here recently from Pittsburgh, where the bulk of my experience has taken place, so I have many stories on what indie film production is like (both from an actor's pov and from that of a producer, writer, and director). I made my TV debut on the Reelz Channel playing serial killer Karla Homolka, where I was flown to Dallas to shoot for four days. I've been a brand ambassador for different companies in Pittsburgh and LA, working many live events. Also, a birthday party princess, working mostly as Rapunzel and Anna. Commercial shoots, model shoots, voice over gigs, I've done a LOT of different jobs within the facet of acting. And, of course, I've gathered many stories along the way. I am a lover of cats and eater of pasta. I share internet things by the name Post March. "Post" means after, so my name is "after March," which should answer the question, "Is this a Post Malone reference?" (rather than focus on my videos, I want viewers to think about, understand, and then appreciate my riddle username). Here are some super fun facts about me, the one with the face: - I went to the National Theater Institute at the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center where I learned how to create in all aspects of theater AND how to do it while concussed. - My first guest star was on a show called, "Murder Made Me Famous," where I played serial killer and evil Canadian Karla Homolka, part of the Ken and Barbie Killers. I got this role through self-pitching and relationship-nurturing. Because I'm a bad ass. It's also one of the best filming experiences I've ever had. ​ - If you know Pennsylvania, I am from Johnstown, land of floods. If you don't, I am from Pittsburgh, land of potholes. - Since graduating Point Park, I've been in over 70 student films and over 30 other projects (I want to say the opposite of student film is "adult films" but that doesn't seem right in this context). - I narrate tutorials for VEXcode Robotics so maybe I've explained to your kid how to update the firmware of their V5 Brain. - My first self-written/directed/produced short film, "this is a garden," is currently on the festival circuit and recently won "Best Cast" at the Alternative Film Fest in Vancouver (and I'm one of two actors in it so that's pretty good). - My second short film, "Butt Stuff," is currently in post. It's about a sentient sex butt that is jealous of its owner's relationship with another human. - I make random goofy videos that I share online under various forms of "Post March," which you can find by following my social links in my header. -  My first feature with a starring role, "Force to Fear," forced me to learn a lot of fight choreography and how to properly condition my hair after the 80s style tried to fry it off of my head. - I just finished a pitching TV course where I learned how to better share my awesome adult cartoon, "Craig and Sophie." - During college I created a Feminist Collective, served two years in Residence Life, and worked at the library as a professional shusher. - Sure I have a BA in Acting; but more importantly, I have one in PR and Advertising. Just marvel at this website my degree taught me how to make. - My favorite voice actor is Jodi Benson and I think if I met her I would accidentally pee myself (much like her most famous character, Ariel, did when she turned into a human). Some other random tidbits: - I love all pastas equally. - I have a black cat named Artie who is my son. - I am incredibly fond of Futurama and the Powerpuff Girls. - All of my Neopets are alive and well. Music for all episodes by Jon Griffin. My YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCugOLERePPuD4nwtZO-Zwnw?view_as=subscriber My Instagram: @joelyshmoley and @slideswithjohn FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/wereyoustilltalking/ Twitter: @JoelAAlbrecht

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Even though he will turn 29 this summer, Antonio Carrillo is going to come back to Point Park for more season of college baseball in 2021. An opportunity to play that one final year is something that he has been wanting to do for nearly a decade. He was drafted out of high school in the 2009 MLB Draft but elected to attend San Diego State and play for MLB HOFer Tony Gwynn. However his college career didn't go as planned and he stopped playing after his sophomore season. After spending his Sundays playing in recreation leagues he decided he wanted to give it one more go even though he was now married with a pair of young children. It is a big puzzle to fit everything in as he works evenings in an Amazon warehouse and being an Uber driver to support his family while they support his dream of playing college baseball.

Jennifer Archibald is the founder and Artistic Director of the Arch Dance Company and Program Director of ArchCore40 Dance Intensives. She is a graduate of The Alvin Ailey School and the Maggie Flanigan Acting Conservatory where she studied the Meisner Technique. Archibald has choreographed for the Atlanta Ballet, Ailey II, Cincinnati Ballet, Ballet Memphis, Kansas City Ballet, Tulsa Ballet, Canadian Contemporary Dance Theatre, and worked commercially for Tommy Hilfiger, NIKE and MAC Cosmetics as well as chart-listed singers and actors. She was recently appointed as the first female Resident Choreographer in Cincinnati Ballet’s 40-year history. In 2018 she created new works for Cincinnati Ballet, Grand Rapids Ballet, Amy Seiwert’s Imagery, and Stockholm’s Balletakademien and will create a new works for Ballet West, Ballet Nashville, and Sacramento Ballet in 2020. She was recently Movement Director for Michael Kahn’s The Oresteia at the Shakespeare Theatre Company. Jennifer is currently an Acting Lecturer at the Yale School of Drama. She was appointed as Guest Faculty Lecturer to develop the Hip Hop dance curriculum at Columbia/Barnard College. Jennifer is also a guest artist at several universities including Fordham/Ailey, Purchase College, Princeton, Virginia Commonwealth University, University of South Florida, Goucher College, Columbia College Chicago, and Bates College. In 2019, she premiered new works for Miami New World School of the Arts, South Carolina’s Governor’s School of the Arts, Ailey Fordham, Boston Conservatory, and Point Park and will create new works for Missouri State, University of Alabama, Jacksonville University, and South Carolina’s Governors School for 2020. Please also note the opening statement from the director Shoni Currior. www.batesdancefestival.org

Summary: This is the episode when the jagoffs pretend to be at Studio 1A, Rockefeller Plaza because the Center for Media Innovation at Point Park is a close second! The jags act legit while interviewing the King of the Media Center Andrew Conte, the new author Arthur Moats, the Pittsburgh crooner who is hitting it big time, Jess Klein from Jess Klein and the Good Time. SPONSOR: Rohrich Honda sits on a smallish lot in its core neighborhood, Bloomfield. It is walkable, full of knowledgeable staff members' and the hidden weapon is the inventory that resides beyond. From FITs to CRVs, Passports, Pilots and the family favorite Odyssey, Rohrich has YOUR vehicle for 2020. Follow us on social media, check out our car tips and fun contests. But as always visit www.rohrich.com for all of your vehicle needs. Question of the Day: What is your fave source of news? What was on the blog? BYOB Has New Meaning Where can you find us next? Whiskey Walking Tour- Feb. 1 The YaJagoff Podcast Perfect Pair Valentine Affair Game Show- February 7 5:02 Andrew Conte: Andrew Conte,Director for Point Park's Center for Media Innovation(or the King of Media as we like to call him) discusses his active involvement in the media from NEXTpittsburgh toBridge Pittsburgh. His days of running desk to desk as a reporter to a professor, led to the big move of Director, And his humble approach to teaching multi-media classes today. Look for his next big splash coordinating a media-wide project about improving HIS city. 24:01 Arthur Moats: The first two years after retirement from the NFL may be the hardest for some, but the man with the plan Arthur Moats talks inspirations, his perfect Favre hit and his passion in the media. Did we mention he wrote a book, Moats Theory of Life? He could be your new therapist, complete with acronyms! 56:49 Jess Klein: It's official, their logo is on the kickdrum! Listen to Jess Klein and the Good Time as Jess provides a backdrop to the band's rising success in the Burgh despite it being the group's hobby! Purely out of enjoyment, you can catch band rockin' out around the city. Will their hobby make it to an album? Listen here to find out. 1:08 Ready for the big game and the yummy menu that accompanies it? Take a listen to theSer Bowl version of J&D Waterproofing's Moat's Notes! See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Some words from today’s guest- - If you know Pennsylvania, I am from Johnstown, land of floods. If you don't, I am from Pittsburgh, land of potholes. - Since graduating Point Park, I've been in over 70 student films and over 30 other projects (I want to say the opposite of student film is "adult films" but that doesn't seem right in this context). - My first guest star was on a show called, "Murder Made Me Famous," where I played serial killer and evil Canadian Karla Homolka, part of the Ken and Barbie Killers. I got this role through self-pitching and relationship-nurturing. Because I'm a bad ass. It's also one of the best filming experiences I've ever had. - I narrate tutorials for VEXcode Robotics so maybe I've explained to your kid how to update the firmware of their V5 Brain. - My first self-written/directed/produced short film, "this is a garden," is currently on the festival circuit and recently won "Best Cast" at the Alternative Film Fest in Vancouver (and I'm one of two actors in it so that's pretty good). - My second short film, "Butt Stuff," is currently in post. It's about a sentient sex butt that is jealous of its owner's relationship with another human. - I make random goofy videos that I share online under various forms of "Post March." - I have a black cat named Artie who is my son. - All of my Neopets are alive and well. Roberts Notes- April’s perspective is amazing, What Robert learned about this guest was How challenging the Hollywood life can be, Not taking personal offense to rejection. How to overcome obstacles in the entertainment industry, Lots of laughing in this episode Robert Loves how funny todays guest is. April talks about her Instagram hacks, Robert Learned even Hollywood acters can have fears. (00:00) Intro (01:52) The show starts (10:35) Talking about the Emmys and how you can still be successful in the entertainment industry as you age. (30:59) Robert and April bond over a moment when they both struggle with hearing problems. (38:25) April Talks about how shes not ashamed about being herself and bringing joy to her audience. (47:16) Aprils is not ashamed that she can funny and make good jokes (53:47) Talks about the vanity metrics of social media, and how they both inspire other people (1:02) Robert asks what’s Aprils message to the world. (1:10) Closing with Roberts point of view https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/vag8z2/ -- https://cre8athletes.clickfunnels.com/optin @tyluer_mikal_chancy on IG Mikal Chancy FB and me robert DeLude in your social media world April Yanko      Actor | Writer | Cat Person contactaprilyanko@gmail.com aprilyanko.com

This week Carly and Hannah sit down with NYC dancer Maria Gardner. They discuss her childhood as a competitive dancer and how it shaped her crooked path to being a professional. They learn her journey to Point Park is not what they expected and they discuss the challenges of living in New York City. They dive deeper into making a professional dance career work, having to hold multiple jobs, but keeping dance in the center. They also learn more about dance opportunities abroad and how a dancer’s training is never complete.  Don’t forget to write a review in Apple podcasts, screen shot it, and send it to us countmeinpodcast@gmail.com! The first several people to do so will win a prize! Follow us on instagram @countmeinpodcast, and rate on iTunes! Maria: @down2_mars Carly: @CarlyFayedance Hannah: @hannahmae92 Producer Corey: @CoreyJennings  

Summary: This cold jagoff went to the holiday market (in downtown Pittsburgh), this warm jagoff waited and joined at the Sweetwater Center for the Arts Market.  Both jagoffs enjoyed interviews with Adam Valen of Drusky Entertainment and Andrew Conte of The Center for Media Innovation at Point Park in Market Square, plus Tom Walters and Alex Watrous joined from the Sewickley Culture hub.  Throw in some music thanks to Adam's band Nevada Color, and it is a culture club kinda podcast. Music:Nevada Color, “Outsiders” SPONSOR: Rohrich Honda is placing red bows on perfect holiday rides. Don't let the show room fool you, there is a wonderland of Rohrich rides waiting to be had with hundreds of styles simply waiting for your choice of color, make, and needs. Stop by our Bloomfield location or visit us at www.rohrich.com Question of the Day: In case you didn't know, there is a Ya Jagoff ornament every year; a parking chair. If you could create your own ornament what would it be?   What was on the blog: Monday, December 2 Brownie Coach Wednesday, December 4  Ornament Wednesday Thursday, December 5  The Charitable ShareITable Friday, December 6 Jaggin' Around w/ FRZY   Coming Up: December 14—Lumaze December 21—A Jagoff's Christmas   5:20   Andrew Conte, Founding Director of the Center for Media Innovation at Point Park University talks the current state of media including the PG reporter protest, the new journalist responsibility list and his yay and nay news stories.... from a coverage standpoint... of 2019. 32:32 Adam Valen, Marketing Manager at Drusky Entertainment talks in between karaoke judging about Drusky Entertainment's 500+ productions per year, how to spot ‘hot,' (this might surprise you), and receiving 8 gifts during Hanukah as a kid.  He double doses us with his own sound with Nevada Color.  54:04  Thomas Walters, Executive Director and Alex Watrous of Sewickley's Sweetwater Center for the Artslet us warm up inside and peruse the epitome of jewelry, origami and fibers to name a few art styles showcased at the holiday market. Plus, there are hundreds of classes to take at the culture hub.  Check it out as they celebrate 45 years! SPONSOR:  Rohrich Honda is placing red bows on perfect holiday rides. Don't let the show room fool you, there is a wonderland of Rohrich rides waiting to be had with hundreds of styles simply waiting for your choice of color, make, and needs. Stop by our Bloomfield location or visit us at www.rohrich.com Find daily #Jagoffs posts at www.YaJagoff.com *** SEARCH: YaJagoff Podcast on the Radio Dot Com app!***   How to Follow Everyone on Social Media: Rohrich Honda @RohrichHonda (Twitter) John Chamberlin @YaJagoff (Twitter) Rachael Rennebeck @RachaelRennebe3 (Twitter) Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership @DowntownPitt (Twitter) Bobby Cherry @GoBobbo (Twitter) Point Park Center for Media Innovation @PointParkCMI (Twitter) Andrew Conte @AndrewConte (Twitter) Drusky Entertainment @DruskyEnt (Twitter) Adam Valen @AdamValen (Twitter) Nevada Color @NevadaColor (Twitter) See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Episode 11 is here and who wants to know more about the most magical human...Pam Chu! I do!! She is the girl that knows everyone and everyone wants to be around. She is wearing a radical white pant suit that matches her radiant energy. Join me as we discuss Pam's "surround yourself with great people" attitude towards life. We talk all about the lessons we learned from growing up in Wisconsin, incredible moments with our dance teacher, Miss Kellie, funny stories about conquering our dreams in LA, the importance of college, and all about my obsession with Pam since the first day we met! Pam is known in the biz for doing it all...she has performed with Cirque du Soleil, Radio City Rockettes, Brittany Spears, Quiznos, Scrubs, and her feature on the the cover of Dance Spirit Magazine. She has assisted Sonya Tayeh, Wade Robson, Peter Chu, Squared Division, Maks & Val, Mandy Moore and is currently working with the new title of Supervising Producer on a show coming out next year. In my most treasured interview yet, Pam discusses how she gets it together.

This week we're having massage therapy that energizes and relaxes, while helping TMJ toothaches. Plus a self massage technique for headaches, computer neck stiffness and more. And a spa daycation in Chattanooga! Body Wisdom is nestled at the foot of Lookout Mountain, Chattanooga, TN. Buddha's words below greet you on Body Wisdom's website, but they truly capture the essence of Body Wisdom's location & offerings which are therapeutic. Even their building, in the St. Elmo Historic District, has a cool urban, natural, calm, befitting its mountain view, it's 110 years old and has a history of health, having once been the St. Elmo Drug Store. TO KEEP THE BODY IN GOOD HEALTH IS A DUTY, OTHERWISE WE SHALL NOT BE ABLE TO KEEP OUR MIND STRONG AND CLEAR. ~BUDDHA photo credit: mystelmo.bravehost.com I opted for an hour therapeutic massage with Wynne D. the owner and it was one of the best massages I've ever had! She is certified in neuromuscular therapy, which I sought as I was having pain in my jaw from stress. She even showed me a self-massage technique for helping ease TMJ symptoms - which she explains how to find and work in this episode. Just make the money sign to loosen the spot! It would make a great stress reliever for any of us who sit at a desk many hours a day at the office. As you listen to the episode, you'll note I had trouble finding the sternocleidomastoid so here's a tip: tilt your head to the right, then place your left hand on the right side of your neck behind your ear, and you'll feel a muscle that runs diagonal to the front of the neck, you've found it! The Body Wisdom Mascot! But one treatment I can't wait to go back and try is the Sinus Ayruvedic Massage which helps clear sinus passages - if you're looking for a way to soothe your allergies this is it! via wikipedia photo cred: By Image:Gray385.png modified by Uwe Gille - Image:Gray385.png, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=2492590 Why not make it a day? Body Wisdom is next to the Incline, so you can take a ride up the mountain, take a gorgeous hike at Point Park and then come back for a relaxing massage and dinner, 1885 is a yummy restaurant I highly recommend it! https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=96&v=hCLKvMDuuCQ PS This week is Everybody Deserves a Massage Week (but shouldn't every week be?) so get out there and take care of you! If you'd like to relax with another of our virtual massages, check out our apres trade show decompression one at Four Seasons Vegas episode here. xo Candy

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Ellen and Jack Kochu, the parents of Paul Kochu and Jess Kochu, his sister, discuss Paul’s life, the painful mystery of his disappearance, and their contentions about how he died. Pam and Jeff James, parents of Dakota James, also share their sorrow, the legacy they want for their son, and their doubts about the investigation of his disappearance. The families’ comments about the cases, the podcast and their grief were recorded during a live public event on Dec. 7, 2017, at the  George Roland White Theater at Point Park University in Downtown Pittsburgh. The moderator is Andrew Conte, director of the Point Park’s Center For Media Innovation, where the podcast was produced.

Forensic pathologist Cyril H. Wecht, psychologist Paul Friday and attorney, college professor and former FBI supervisory special agent Lawrence Likar talk about their involvement in the Post-Gazette podcast and offer opinions about the cases of Paul Kochu and Dakota James. Their discussion was recorded during a live public event on Dec. 7, 2017, at the  George Roland White Theater at Point Park University in Downtown Pittsburgh. The moderator is Andrew Conte, director of Point Park’s Center For Media Innovation, where the podcast was produced.

“Three Rivers, Two Mysteries” host Michael A. Fuoco, producer Ashley Murray and editor Virginia Linn detail how the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette came to produce its first serialized podcast. During a live event on Dec. 7, 2017, they discuss their interviews with families, experts, and detectives concerning the baffling disappearances and deaths of Paul Kochu and Dakota James. Additionally, they explain their audio production process, bumps in the road and other behind-the-scenes details. The recording was made during a public event at the George Roland White Theater at Point Park University in Downtown Pittsburgh. The moderator is Andrew Conte, director of Point Park’s Center For Media Innovation, where the podcast was produced.

Hear Dave continue his live visit to students from Point Park University, on Part 2 of this episode.The presentation was to upcoming college grads and touched base on many important aspects. Part 1 focused on goal setting, overcoming adversity and defining their passions, through storytelling from experience.Episode 2 moves into Dave introducing the group to Gary V... after being left amazed that they hadn't heard of Gary Vaynerchuk. From providing a quick overview of his inspirational marketing and entrepreneurial story, he then explains the importance of listening to thought leaders to grow.The talk at Point Park was then highlighted by how important it is to stay current on marketing trends and to be open to change in order to achieve personal and professional growth.The No BS Show is brought to you by audible.com Get a FREE audiobook download and 30-day free trial at www.audibletrial.com/NoBS. Try a book like the #Ask Gary Vee: One Entrepreneur's Take on Leadership, Social Media, and Self-Awareness by the New York Times Bestseller, Gary Vaynerchuk.

On the pilot episode, co-hosts Matt Petras and Iain Oldman welcome their friend Jon Andreassi. Jon served as the editor-in-chief of Point Park University's school paper The Globe (Pittsburgh, PA) in 2014. Currently, Jon works as a reporter for The Leader-Times in Kittanning, PA. The crew talks about what it was like for Jon to be the editor-in-chief in 2014, the term "fake news," and professional wrestling, although the show's producer Alexander Popichiak (fortunately) edited that last part out. Logo designed by Arianna Khalil. Music: "Puzzle Pieces" by Lee Rosevere.

November 21, 2016 Jim Krenn is in downtown Pittsburgh at Point Park University's new Center for Media Innovation for this episode of "No Restrictions", joined by his friend and agent, David Sedelmeier. Jim and David talk with their old friend Ed Traversari, the legendary concert and event promoter as well as professor at Point Park. Jim takes a few minutes to talk with Point Park student Luke Zotolla, then talks with the Center for Media Innovation's director, Andrew Conte, and Chelsea Pompeani about the real world experience at Point Park - plus talk of Breaking Bad, Roberto Clemente and so much more... LISTEN or DOWNLOAD the EPISODE Right here below Produced by Talent Network, inc. and Pittsburgh Podcast Network. This episode was recorded at Point Park University's Center for Media Innovation. Special Thanks to Chelsea Pompeani and Andrew Conte for coordinating the studio time and the partnership between Pittsburgh Podcast Network and the Center for Media Innovation. Extra Special Thanks to our student production assistants at Point Park University, Christopher Barner and Luke Zotolla. Check out links below to listen regularly. • Listen on iTunes • Listen on Stitcher Radio • Listen on SoundCloud • Listen at Art19 • Listen on the Jim Krenn website TWITTER FOLLOWS: @JimKrenn, @TalentNetworkTV, @PGHPodcast, @PrimeCoreGroup, @DelaniesCoffee, @AMPDgroup, @PointParkCMI, @AndrewConte, @ChelseaPompeani CONTACT THE PODCAST: http://talent network, inc. mail@talentnetworkinc.com

Our second episode, and the last one with audio issues! Still, we have a good conversation with our friend Autumn about college and Pittsburgh and the things you know we love.

Travis DiNicola is joined by art consultant Anne Surak, artist Emily Kenerk, and Arts for Learning's JoEllen Florio Rossebo to talk about Supply and Demand, the first pop up art exhibit created by Anne Surak's business, art + space. For almost three decades the New Harmony Project has been a place and a time where writers can gather for a supportive environment. Sharon Gamble invited New Harmony Project's Joel Grynheim and Ed Fry to tell us more. For Dance Kaleidoscope's next concert, The Next Wave, Point Park dance professor Keisha Lalama has been invited to Indianapolis to choreograph a new work, and to reunite with Mariel Greenlee. Travis spoke to them about the project, and their past.

The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview PIPPIN The Musical star Callan Bergmann.  CALLAN BERGMANN (Lewis, u/s Pippin) Broadway: Cinderella. Off-Broadway/Tour:Mary Poppins, Silence! The Musical, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (Encores!), Lucky Guy. Film/TV: “Smash,” “Lovestruck The Musical,” “Late Show with David Letterman.” Proud graduate of Point Park University. In Pittsburgh, PIPPIN will play Tuesday, January 20 through Sunday, January 25, 2015, with performances Tuesday through Thursday at 7:30 p.m.; Friday at 8:00 p.m.; Saturday at 2:00 p.m. & 8:00 p.m.; Sunday at 1:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m.  Tickets ($27-$72) are available at the Theater Square Box Office, 655 Penn Avenue, and online at TrustArts.org/broadway.  To charge tickets by phone, call (412) 456-4800, Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. and Saturday from Noon - 4:00 p.m.  Orders for groups of ten (10) or more may be placed by calling (412) 471-6930.            

June 12, 2010: We are joined by Eric Gein of SerialKillersInk.net and William Harder of MurderAuction.com to discuss the possible legislation that would ban the sale of "murderabilia." Then, later in the show, we are joined by artist Jason Mayoh to discuss the upcoming Rocky Point exhibit at the Warwick Museum of Art.