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We are a raw unedited vodcast, you get to see us warts and all as we explore the importance of Laughing, Loving, and being Alive. Not only to have the best life but to help create a better world. Inspired by the award-winning film "Loving Martin" we will use the arts, and everyday life to inspire listeners.
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Sunday Dec 26, 2021
Sunday Dec 26, 2021
Sunday Dec 26, 2021
Join us for the final show of the year as our 3 hosts close out 2021 and look forward to 2022!
Sunday Dec 12, 2021
Sunday Dec 12, 2021
Join us as we interview Roger Q. Mason. Mason (they/them) is an award-winning writer, performer, and educator known for using history's lens to highlight the biases that separate rather than unite us. Mason was recently dubbed by The Brooklyn Rail as "quickly becoming one of the most significant playwrights of the decade." Their playwriting has been seen on Broadway at Circle in the Square (Circle Reading Series); Off and Off-Off-Broadway at New York Theatre Workshop, New Group, The Fire This Time Festival, Dixon Place, American Theatre of Actors, Flea Theatre, and Access Theater; and regionally at McCarter Theatre, Center Theatre Group, Victory Gardens, Chicago Dramatists, Steep Theatre, Serenbe Playhouse, Theatre Rhinoceros, Open Fist Theatre Company, EST/LA, Coeurage Theatre, Rogue Artists Ensemble, Son of Semele, and Skylight Theatre. They are an honoree of the Kilroys List; the Chuck Rowland Pioneer Award; the Fire This Time Festival Alumni Spotlight, and the Hollywood Fringe Festival Encore Producers Award. Mason's films have been recognized by the SCAD Film Festival, AT&T Film Award, and Atlanta International Film Festival. They've screened at Hollyshorts, Outfest, Lonely Wolf Film Festival, Reeling Film Festival, Bentonville Film Festival, Outshine Film Festival, and the Pan African Film Festival. Mason holds degrees from Princeton University, Middlebury College, and Northwestern University. They are a member of Page 73's Interstate 73 Writers Group, Primary Stages Writing Cohort, the co-host of Sister Roger's Gayborhood podcast, the co-founder/lead mentor of the New Visions Fellowship for Black Trans and Gender non-conforming playwrights, and the lead mentor of The Shay Fellowship for emerging black solo performers.
Sunday Dec 12, 2021
Sunday Dec 12, 2021
Join us as we interview Roger Q. Mason. Mason (they/them) is an award-winning writer, performer, and educator known for using history's lens to highlight the biases that separate rather than unite us. Mason was recently dubbed by The Brooklyn Rail as "quickly becoming one of the most significant playwrights of the decade." Their playwriting has been seen on Broadway at Circle in the Square (Circle Reading Series); Off and Off-Off-Broadway at New York Theatre Workshop, New Group, The Fire This Time Festival, Dixon Place, American Theatre of Actors, Flea Theatre, and Access Theater; and regionally at McCarter Theatre, Center Theatre Group, Victory Gardens, Chicago Dramatists, Steep Theatre, Serenbe Playhouse, Theatre Rhinoceros, Open Fist Theatre Company, EST/LA, Coeurage Theatre, Rogue Artists Ensemble, Son of Semele, and Skylight Theatre. They are an honoree of the Kilroys List; the Chuck Rowland Pioneer Award; the Fire This Time Festival Alumni Spotlight, and the Hollywood Fringe Festival Encore Producers Award. Mason's films have been recognized by the SCAD Film Festival, AT&T Film Award, and Atlanta International Film Festival. They've screened at Hollyshorts, Outfest, Lonely Wolf Film Festival, Reeling Film Festival, Bentonville Film Festival, Outshine Film Festival, and the Pan African Film Festival. Mason holds degrees from Princeton University, Middlebury College, and Northwestern University. They are a member of Page 73's Interstate 73 Writers Group, Primary Stages Writing Cohort, the co-host of Sister Roger's Gayborhood podcast, the co-founder/lead mentor of the New Visions Fellowship for Black Trans and Gender non-conforming playwrights, and the lead mentor of The Shay Fellowship for emerging black solo performers.
Sunday Nov 28, 2021
Sunday Nov 28, 2021
Join us as we interview Mark J. Parker. Mark is a filmmaker, casting director, acting & media coach, podcaster, writer, digital content creator, and SAG-AFTRA performer. After living in New York for 14 years, he moved to Maine full-time in 2020.
His voice is heard on podcasts "Release Date Rewind", "Clocktower Players Jubilee Podcast Theater", "interACT Audio Productions", and "Add This To Your List".
His latest short film "Twin" is on the 2021-2022 festival circuit, while his other recent short "Family History" has wrapped its year-long festival run and will stream publicly soon, and previous short "Sticks" can be rented on Prime or streamed on YouTube and Vimeo.
Mark cast 7 seasons of the popular hidden camera series "What Would You Do?" at ABC in New York, along with other TV & streaming projects at the network, as well as independent films and pilots, including "Lords of Satan" and "Kings & Queens" recently in Maine.
He has worked on films and TV shows for over 15 years, from the broadcast series "30 Rock" and "Ugly Betty" to the cable series "Celebrity Ghost Stories" and talk shows "Live! With Regis & Kelly" and "Wendy Williams".
He's taught acting, filmmaking, screenwriting, and hosting/podcasting classes both online and in-person since 2017, and started creating digital content for the Ogunquit Playhouse in spring 2021.
He graduated from Fordham University and received a certificate in Producing from NYU's School of Professional Studies.
Sunday Nov 28, 2021
Sunday Nov 28, 2021
Sunday Nov 14, 2021
Sunday Nov 14, 2021
Join us as we chat with another amazing guest! If you don’t know who Lee Tomlinson is, you might want to check him out at www. LeeTomlinson.com because it’s time someone shook up the medical industry!
Sunday Nov 14, 2021
Sunday Nov 14, 2021
Join us as we chat with another amazing guest! If you don’t know who Lee Tomlinson is, you might want to check him out at www. LeeTomlinson.com because it’s time someone shook up the medical industry!
Sunday Oct 10, 2021
Sunday Oct 10, 2021
Melissa graduated in 2008 with a bachelor’s in Journalism at Arizona State University. Her first screenplay, “Damage Waiver,” was a Quarter-Finalist in the Los Angeles International Screenplay Awards. She’s also the author of the children’s book Conversations With Cooper. In addition, she was a finalist and won Best 1st Time Screenwriter for “Kings & Queens.”
Sunday Oct 10, 2021
Sunday Oct 10, 2021
Melissa graduated in 2008 with a bachelor’s in Journalism at Arizona State University. Her first screenplay, “Damage Waiver,” was a Quarter-Finalist in the Los Angeles International Screenplay Awards and another screenplay competition. She’s also the author of the children’s book Conversations With Cooper. In addition, she was a finalist and won Best 1st Time Screenwriter for “Kings & Queens.”