Live From The Hotel Edison Times Square Chronicles Presents

Live From The Hotel Edison Times Square Chronicles Presents: Gay Pride Month With Filmmaker Michael Schelp and His Husband Dr. Alan Younkin On Iowa Vet: Dogs, Cats, Corn, & Murder

Live From The Edison Times Square Chronicles Presents: owner Suzanna Bowling chats with Filmmaker Michael Schelp and his husband Dr. Alan Younkin and their documentary film Iowa Vet: Dogs, Cats, Corn, & Murder. Iowa Vet: Dogs, Cats, Corn, & Murder, by Schelp and Bathsheba Monk, will have its world premiere June 5-18, 2026 at Cinema Village (22 E. 12th Street between University Place and 5th Avenue). In the film, a veterinarian reflects on growing up on an Iowa farm, building an animal hospital in the big city, confronting the upheavals transforming his profession, and navigating the unexpected chapters — Murders, Mormons, and a Modern Family — that helped shape his life. For tickets and information, visit www.cinemavillage.com [https://na01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fr6lccqnab.cc.rs6.net%2Ftn.jsp%3Ff%3D001z1BKVvLBAJayiQj7ef0GD0SjoiCazDijFh-gafCgtPjjThA0n10tb4WGWPhGwQFF438E6aX34dwdom9zSPhTYwMCic_9B2nxv1NvOie8FUkDr2pjLnTWQV8LDVAnHHB6ZChj0u9VyvHUOd4j2lz_iD-RqxAuIo0Yl8FcsAaSpIg%3D%26c%3DxkXZeYYpZSkTTzsdzM8S3Om3TMbTes8MmTU9o8cJ-efSOGlafozv3w%3D%3D%26ch%3DZq48YqvgCZeqeercou_Fs-P5xB6e0yMw942-MvrWlasHd-HCc6Jd4A%3D%3D&data=05%7C02%7C%7C21fd15b8513a4ba7bd5e08deb7416bfe%7C84df9e7fe9f640afb435aaaaaaaaaaaa%7C1%7C0%7C639149688782390447%7CUnknown%7CTWFpbGZsb3d8eyJFbXB0eU1hcGkiOnRydWUsIlYiOiIwLjAuMDAwMCIsIlAiOiJXaW4zMiIsIkFOIjoiTWFpbCIsIldUIjoyfQ%3D%3D%7C0%7C%7C%7C&sdata=r7Vk5%2FLMG9VB8RMItBNbSgGnNTN%2B1naJnj2Lrw%2BaWI0%3D&reserved=0]. When first asked to do this interview I thought this is not for me.... Turns out it was and I became fascinated by these two men and their story.

Live From The Hotel Edison Times Square Chronicles Presents: Let's Talk About Sex Addiction With Tamara Dowling

Live From The Edison Times Square Chronicles Presents: owner Suzanna Bowling chats with author and Lit Path co-founder Tamara Dowling about healing after betrayal, breaking the silence surrounding compulsive sexual behavior disorder, and transforming pain into purpose. Dowling's deeply personal memoir, Worn, Weathered, Worthy: The Journey to What Lies Beneath, explores the devastation of discovering sex addiction within a marriage and the difficult, often nonlinear path toward healing, restoration, and hope. Drawing from lived experience with striking candor, Dowling discusses trauma, resilience, relationships, and the emotional realities too many people suffer through quietly and alone. The conversation also shines a light on Lit Path, the 501(c)(3) nonprofit Dowling co-founded to make trauma-informed mental health treatment more financially accessible for individuals, couples, and families impacted by compulsive behaviors and betrayal trauma. Through Lit Path, Dowling launched Sex Addiction Awareness Week and the annual CSBD Hope for Healing Conference, a first-of-its-kind national gathering designed to reduce stigma, connect survivors with resources, and create meaningful dialogue between clinicians, advocates, peer support leaders, and those seeking recovery. Held each June, the conference combines therapeutic workshops, educational programming, and community-building initiatives while raising scholarship funds for individuals unable to afford specialized treatment and care.

Live From The Hotel Edison Times Square Chronicles Presents: A Lifetime of Transformation With Samantha Bessudo Drucker

Live From The Edison Times Square Chronicles Presents: owner Suzanna Bowling chats with image consultant, journalist, host, actress and heart attack survivor Samantha Bessudo Drucker. Samantha is the cohost of "Love & Design Project" with her husband Jeffrey. She is also the cohost on "Sexy is Timeless Talks." Her book 90 Days To Husband No. 2, a dating system based on a proven technique has just been translated to Spanish. She has appeared in numerous TV shows and publications. She is known for her savoir-faire about everything and anything, but most importantly Samantha was on Heart to Heart with Bob Harper, of the hit TV show the Biggest Loser as Part of the Survivors Have Heart Initiative. Survivors Have Heart. In February February she was part of a billboard that lit up Times Square.

Live From The Hotel Edison Times Square Chronicles Presents: Sidney Myer The Keeper of New York’s Cabaret Soul

Live From The Edison Times Square Chronicles Presents: owner Suzanna Bowling chats with Cabaret Legend Sidney Myer. There are performers who entertain audiences, and then there are artists who become woven into the emotional architecture of New York nightlife itself. Sidney Myer belongs firmly in the latter category. A renowned cabaret performer, longtime booking director at Don't Tell Mama, and multiple MAC and Bistro Award winner, Myer has spent decades shaping the pulse of New York's intimate performance scene both onstage and behind the curtain. Beloved by audiences and fiercely respected by performers, he is one of those increasingly rare figures who understands cabaret not simply as entertainment, but as emotional conversation. At Pangea and across New York's cabaret landscape, his sold-out performances have become events unto themselves. Behind the scenes, Myer's impact on the cabaret community may be even greater. As the longtime booking manager for Don't Tell Mama, he has championed generations of performers across cabaret, comedy, and music, helping sustain one of the city's most vital artistic ecosystems. The American Popular Song Society will honor Sidney Myer at its 2026 Gala on Monday, June 15 at The Cutting Room. In Sidney Myer's world, songs are never just songs. They are memories, punchlines, heartbreaks, survival stories, and little pieces of New York history carried from one piano-lit room to another. I am so grateful to Sidney for being with us and sharing his life and career.

Live From The Hotel Edison Times Square Chronicles Presents: For Mental Health Month Comedian, Actress and Writer Liz Coin

Live From The Edison Times Square Chronicles Presents: owner Suzanna Bowling chats with Liz Coin. Liz has played on iconic stages like Soho Playhouse, The Second City, UCB, Edinburgh Fringe, The Denver Center for the Performing Arts, The PIT, and Magnet Theater. She is headed on tour with Lizzy Sunshine with sold out performances in 2026. Lizzy Sunshine, is the internationally acclaimed solo comedy, returning to NYC for a limited run at SoHo Playhouse from May 6–16, before it goes to London. Beneath the comedy, the piece explores the experience of being the sibling of someone struggling with addiction, using “toxic positivity” as both a comedic engine and emotional lens—making it a timely fit during Mental Health Awareness Month. You can catch Liz at venues like Second City, Caveat NYC, or on tour with Broadway's Next Hit Musical. On National commercials look for Liz on Daily Harvest, Sunsweet Prunes, Amazon Digital, 7-Eleven Joe Fresh and more. She was also a contestant on "Beast Games." I am so grateful to Liz Coin for being with us and sharing his life and career with us.