Best Michael Kushner & Broadway Podcast Network Podcasts (2024)

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S2; EP 6 -- David Henry Hwang: Yellow Face 52:05

14h ago52:05

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“The advice that I would give myself now is not that different than what I believed was true 30 or 40 years ago, which is the thing that makes you different… the thing that makes you unique, idiosyncratic, weird… that is your superpower as a writer. Maybe as a human being, but particularly as an artist or a writer.” – Tony Winner David Henry Hwang …

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S2; EP 5 -- Lindsey Ferrentino: The Fear of 13 1:06:29

1M ago1:06:29

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Where does a playwright start from? Would a playwright identify as a multi-hyphenate if they span genre, style, and medium of writing? How does a playwright break into both Broadway and the West End? Lindsey Ferrentino is one of our contemporary prolific voices in playwriting and she’s full of inspiring nuggets that will get anyone to put their ide…

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S2; EP 4 -- Cameron Monaghan & Natalie Rebenkoff: Great Work Survives 1:06:45

2M ago1:06:45

1:06:45

Many people go to college for theatre so one can become an educated actor. Through technique and tools, this will help the actor sustain a healthy and rich career. But what are students getting in terms of theatre business? My NYU student, Natalie Rebenkoff, graduated and took off with flying colors by digging into her multi-hyphenate potential and…

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S2; EP 3 -- Hannah Solow: Oh, Mary! 1:10:27

2M ago1:10:27

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Hannah Solow is probably one of the funniest people on the planet. She creates hysterical characters on social media, is a stand up comic, and musical theatre performer. In this very funny episode, we dive into specific social media practices, grabbing control of your career, how getting cast in Broadway’s hit OH, MARY! came to be, and brilliant ge…

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S2; EP 2 -- Michael Cyril Creighton: Only Multi-Hyphenates in the Building 56:55

2M ago56:55

56:55

Who is absolutely loving HULU’s Only Murders in the Building? I am! On this episode of Dear Multi-Hyphenate, we have the loveable Michael Cyril Creighton who plays Howard Morris on Only Murders in the Building on HULU. We discuss how Michael was compelled to create his own work and how it created a domino effect of constant work in the industry. It…

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S2; EP 1 -- Lea Delaria: The Gay Agenda 1:02:32

2M ago1:02:32

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Welcome back to Dear Multi-Hyphenate! It is Season Two and let’s kick it off with superstar multi-hyphenate Lea Delaria. In this episode we discuss all about how and when to identify as a certain type of artist, unheard stories of working with Lea’s idols, hysterical and inspiring stories about projects like POTUS and Orange is the New Black, and o…

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#103 - Adam DeCarlo: Post Pandemic Practices 1:13:22

9M ago1:13:22

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“I love self tapes in the post pandemic world.” Why? Why does Adam love self tapes when so many other actors don’t? How can we embrace them? In fact, how can we embrace and adapt post-pandemic practices into our lives? Let’s face it – the industry looks different. So, we have to shift. And Adam DeCarlo has done a great job at doing just that. Adam …

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#102 - Jodi Carter: Taxes and Financial Mentality 1:22:03

9M ago1:22:03

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“What ever jobs you have on your path to where you're trying to get to to your vision all matter. And the fact that we call these things a side hustle or we talk about ‘the unwanted jobs' and all of those types of descriptions… it's not empowering people.” -- Jodi Carter When it comes to being an artist, what is the first thing we have to know abou…

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#101 - Scott Barnhardt: The Worth of a College Degree 1:00:41

10M ago1:00:41

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“If I were king of the mountain and I got to say how all arts education was – I would actually say the idea of being curiously creative is key; testing out all the ideas and options.” – Scott Barnhardt This is a wildly fun and informative podcast for artists of all ages – especially those looking into studying theatre in college. Here’s what you’ll…

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#100B - Rob Madge: I Find the Industry Hysterical 56:56

10M ago56:56

56:56

“Collaboration is the most crucial thing you can do. Even if you are writing a solo show for yourself, for your family’s story, show it to somebody – share it with somebody.” - Rob Madge Rob Madge is about to open their solo play on Broadway – so how did it go from home videos to fringe to West End to Broadway? Listen to this amazing episode and le…

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#100A - Busy Philipps: Point of View 1:01:21

10M ago1:01:21

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“The greatest success for actors comes … when they sort of let go of the idea that there's something that they need to be and they relax into the idea that who they are is the gift and they just need to bring that to the work.” - Busy Philipps Happy 100th episode of Dear Multi-Hyphenate! We are celebrating with two parts of a big 100th episode cele…

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#99 - Jordan Kai Burnett: It's Okay to Love It 1:07:39

11M ago1:07:39

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“If I had just focused on this one thing, I wouldn’t have gotten the opportunity to experience the life that I’ve had, which has been pretty sick.” -- Jordan Kai Burnett In this episode we discuss… Agism in the industry Is there a French Woods and Stage Door competition? Humping dogs! Are we ever too young to do a show in youth theatre? Allowing yo…

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#98 - Hope Boykin: We Can Be Grateful and Frustrated at the Same Time 59:00

12M ago59:00

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“I don’t give you a trophy for showing up. I don’t applaud a bird for flying or a fish for swimming. You chose to be here and so you got to eat a little sand from the sandbox because it builds up your immunity.” In this episode we discuss… What do you do when you start to become a leader? What happens after you’re told no? What is good teaching? Ho…

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#97 - Frances Ruffelle & Norman Bowman: Frankie & Beausy Perfect the Cabaret 50:42

1y ago50:42

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“It’s really, really important for them to see cabaret, go and see other people… go and see who’s good, go and see who’s bad, go and see what they want to portray because what I have noticed in the past, a lot of young people do a cabaret and you say, “What have you seen, what inspired you?” And a lot of them say, “Well, I haven’t been.” - Tony Win…

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#96 - Jai Rodriguez: A Thousand Sweet Kisses 1:16:04

1y ago1:16:04

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“Trail blazers very rarely get to reap the benefits of the very trail they helped blaze.” This conversation with Jai Rodriguez is a perfect conversation when it comes to being a multi-hyphenate. What happens if we get pigeon holed into one thing? Jai had a tough time breaking out of what people thought they knew about him or what he could do after …

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#95 - Sarah Looper: Building A Wine Community 59:57

1y ago59:57

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“It’s fascinating how other people, because they don’t feel comfortable with the changes you’re making, feel more comfortable if you are just one thing.” - Sarah Looper, Episode 95 of Dear Multi-Hyphenate If Sarah Looper is anything – she’s herself… but it took a second to get there. After questioning if she was too much because other people told h…

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#94 - Shivani Desai: Don’t Overpitch Yourself 1:00:20

1y ago1:00:20

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“At its core, fundamentally being a multi-hyphenate is, to me, about exploration and not limiting yourself to one particular thing just because your natural strengths lie in that one particular thing.” -- Shivani Desai In this episode, we discuss… The importance of keeping hobbies separate from our hyphens. Starting a new small business. How multi-…

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#93 - Jamie Forshaw: Producing with Passion at Madison Wells Live 1:04:45

1+ y ago1:04:45

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“The minute we think we know everything, or do everything… we become irrelevant.” – Jamie Forshaw What happens when we stop learning? What happens when we stop exploring? That’s what makes Jamie Forshaw’s artistry as a producer with Madison Wells Live extremely personal and special – he doesn’t stop exploring. We as artists always have to keep expl…

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#92 - BroadwayCon 2023 LIVE! 1:03:45

1+ y ago1:03:45

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“For anybody that’s struggling or does not believe in themselves, you just have to keep going because one day it will happen and it will be the most glorious thing of your whole lives. So, never stop. Never stop.” – Marla Mindelle It’s BroadwayCon 2023! This special episode is filmed live in front of a BroadwayCon audience. We had such an amazing t…

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#91 - Alex Donnelly: A Numbers Guy 1:15:31

1+ y ago1:15:31

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“Be as specific as humanly possible. Don’t tell someone that you want to be a trader. Tell them that you want to be the oil and gas exploration, large cap, single name, U.S. equity derivatives trader because then, the one time a year that position comes up, people remember…” In this episode we discuss… Being there for your inner child Creating posi…

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Lisa Lampanelli, The Queen of Mean Makes Nice and Gets Personal About Life on the Stage 53:13

1+ y ago53:13

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I was in college when I first discovered Lisa Lampanelli, a stand-up comedian, insult comic, actress, and writer who is known for her sharp wit, fearless humor, and ability to push the boundaries of comedy. She has legions of fans around the country and has performed on countless stages across the country, released numerous albums and appeared on v…

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#90 - Lydia-Renee Darling: Breaking Out of the Scarcity Mindset 1:09:22

1+ y ago1:09:22

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“If you’re branching into the U.K. market post Brexit, it’s going to be a nightmare and I don’t say that to dissuade you, just to remind you that what I did was very specific.” - Lydia-Renee Darling In this episode we discuss: Pandemic panic! Grad panic! What are the main differences and similarities for multi-hyphenates in the NYC and West End mar…

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E. Clayton Cornelious on Persistence and Opportunity as a Broadway Actor and Producer 45:59

1+ y ago45:59

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E Clayton Cornelious has been a part of 10 Broadway shows: in the ensemble, as an understudy and swing, as well as in starring roles, and even as a producer. And in one of those he made an appearance in voiceover. And it is this diversity of work that we will be talking about today. It will shed light on the fact that things haven’t been as easy fo…

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#89 - Renrick Palmer: Way Your Way to Success 56:40

1+ y ago56:40

56:40

“It’s the people who hang in there the longest who get to reap the benefits.” Sometimes multi-hyphenating in the theatre includes hyphens we didn’t know could affect each other. This amazing episode includes insight from actor – Veteran – writer Renrick Palmer. In this episode, we also discuss… Accepting love Establishing relationships and a networ…

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Tony Award Nominees Talk About RAGTIME and XANADU on Broadway 44:39

1+ y ago44:39

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My first conversation is with Marcia Milgrom Dodge, who I am so grateful to have met for the first time in this interview. We had a wonderful discussion about her 2009 production of Ragtime that started at the Kennedy Center in D.C. and then transferred to Broadway later that year. Though that revival had a short run, she did receive a Tony nominat…

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#88 - Giles Terera: Hamilton & Me 1:13:59

1+ y ago1:13:59

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“The only thing you can control is what you take into [the audition], I always like to think, like the work that you’ve done – and as you say – who you are. You can control that, you can work on that. Often we put that to the side and go, what do they want to see? What do they want to hear? What do I need to do in order to be able to impress them e…

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Sidney Myer Found a Home and Family in New York Cabarets 1:00:35

1+ y ago1:00:35

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Cabarets have been an integral part of New York City's cultural fabric for over a century, offering a unique blend of entertainment, social commentary, and artistic expression. From the early 1900s to the present day, cabarets have served as a hub for artistic experimentation and innovation. They have also served as a launching pad for many Broadwa…

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S2; EP 6 -- David Henry Hwang: Yellow Face 52:05

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S2; EP 5 -- Lindsey Ferrentino: The Fear of 13 1:06:29

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S2; EP 4 -- Cameron Monaghan & Natalie Rebenkoff: Great Work Survives 1:06:45

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S2; EP 3 -- Hannah Solow: Oh, Mary! 1:10:27

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S2; EP 2 -- Michael Cyril Creighton: Only Multi-Hyphenates in the Building 56:55

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S2; EP 1 -- Lea Delaria: The Gay Agenda 1:02:32

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#103 - Adam DeCarlo: Post Pandemic Practices 1:13:22

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#102 - Jodi Carter: Taxes and Financial Mentality 1:22:03

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#101 - Scott Barnhardt: The Worth of a College Degree 1:00:41

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#100B - Rob Madge: I Find the Industry Hysterical 56:56

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#100A - Busy Philipps: Point of View 1:01:21

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#99 - Jordan Kai Burnett: It's Okay to Love It 1:07:39

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#98 - Hope Boykin: We Can Be Grateful and Frustrated at the Same Time 59:00

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#97 - Frances Ruffelle & Norman Bowman: Frankie & Beausy Perfect the Cabaret 50:42

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#96 - Jai Rodriguez: A Thousand Sweet Kisses 1:16:04

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#95 - Sarah Looper: Building A Wine Community 59:57

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#94 - Shivani Desai: Don’t Overpitch Yourself 1:00:20

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#93 - Jamie Forshaw: Producing with Passion at Madison Wells Live 1:04:45

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#92 - BroadwayCon 2023 LIVE! 1:03:45

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#91 - Alex Donnelly: A Numbers Guy 1:15:31

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Lisa Lampanelli, The Queen of Mean Makes Nice and Gets Personal About Life on the Stage 53:13

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#90 - Lydia-Renee Darling: Breaking Out of the Scarcity Mindset 1:09:22

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E. Clayton Cornelious on Persistence and Opportunity as a Broadway Actor and Producer 45:59

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#89 - Renrick Palmer: Way Your Way to Success 56:40

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Tony Award Nominees Talk About RAGTIME and XANADU on Broadway 44:39

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#88 - Giles Terera: Hamilton & Me 1:13:59

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Sidney Myer Found a Home and Family in New York Cabarets 1:00:35

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