004.5: And Then, There Was an Intermission

005: And Then, There Was a Precipice

Viruses, Shakespeare, and Gummy Bears, oh my! This episode reflects the deep lows and major highs of the Fall 2020 / Spring 2021 journey. Guests include Amanda, Hassyn, and Morgan Carrico, Emma Lou Evans, Lisa and Ava Holland, Jaime and Jenna Hulbert, Isabella Keyes, Cameron and Lily LeBlanc, and Reagan Smalley.

004.5: And Then, There Was an Intermission

(taps mic) Is thing on? Testing, testing... Surprise! The show must go on! In this mini-episode, Katy catches us up on what we've been up to, and explains what happened to Seussical Jr. And later today, this unlucky Friday the 13th, we'll be releasing Episode 005, which includes the time Katy thought the curtain had closed on FOIL for good...

004: And Then, It Was Playful

In the last episode, we explored the first era of FOIL's history. In this one, we explore the second. This was our Playful Era, as casts formed tight bonds, graduates came back, and we quite simply had a blast even if everything wasn't going to plan because community wins out over hardship every time. Except for maybe that one time. Guests include Amanda Carrico, Lisa and Ava Holland, Jaime and Jenna Hulbert, and Joanne and Kaity Lewis.

Celebrating 20 Years of LPCA

We are pausing FOIL’s story to instead give Legacy the full spotlight. March 2, 2025, was the 20th Anniversary Shindig. For this episode we interviewed Audra and Brandon May, Amanda Carrico, Debbie Pirkle, Jaime Hulbert, and Steve and Jane Holcomb. These individuals have been involved with the school long term and were willing to share their stories and perspectives on the last twenty years.

003: And Then, There Was a Path

In the last episode, we spoke with former Legacy student D'Artagnan Elliott about the first show Alice, and the role he played in those formative years of FOIL. In this episode, we explore the themes of community and leadership within the FOIL program as "Sergeant Elliott" and another early-on-the-scene mom, Sharon Demczak, share their perspectives and memories of that time.