The Play That Changed My Life - E35: Miriam Weisfeld & Brandon Reisner

HOMES Podcast - Episode 30

On this special 30th episode, hosts Maurice Brown III, Jeury Lugo, and David Kellogg take it on the road to interview AIK Property Group's Pamela Swanigan about her affordable home ownership opportunities being developed in the Electric City.

The Play That Changed My Life - E35: Miriam Weisfeld & Brandon Reisner

Host Patrick White welcomes Miriam Weisfeld, to the podcast!  Miriam is the new Producing Artistic Director for Capital Repertory Theatre, and will talk about the upcoming seasons for the REP and Adirondack Festival of Theatre ("The Village of Vale" opens 6/27). Also: we meet South Glens Falls High School student Brandon Reisner, who will share his experience at Proctors' recent High School Musical Theatre Awards, where he won the Spirit of Theatre Award. Patrick will also share news on Harbinger's "At the Wedding" (opening 6/7) and next week's Capital Region Festival of Theatre (6/12-15)!

The Play That Changed My Life - E34: Ellen Cribbs, Michael Nichols-Pate, and Dylan Clements

On the latest podcast: meet Ellen Cribbs, starring in Curtain Call Theatre's "Things I Know To Be True" (through May 25); Michael Nichols-Pate, part of Dorset Players' "Company" (May 16-25); and theater investor Dylan Clements, who helped co-produce the Tony-nominated "John Proctor is the Villain" on Broadway; and learn more about this summer's Capital Region Festival of Theatre (June 12-15)!

HOMES Podcast EP 29

Welcome to episode 29 of the podcast recorded live at Open Stage Media in Schenectady! Today, we have a special guest, real estate agent Samuel Thompson, joining hosts Jerry and the usual crew for a warm and fun conversation. They dive into the local real estate scene and more. Tune in for an engaging discussion with a prominent figure in the Schenectady area! #Schenectady #Podcast #RealEstate #OpenStageMedia

The Play That Changed My Life - E33: Susan Frost & Mani Velvet McCalmon

Spring has sprung! The Play That Changed My Life takes a fresh look at new shows on the horizon here in the Capital Region. Writer/Director Susan Frost talks about her new play "A Fine Family," being presented through May 4 at Sand Lake Center for the Arts; and Mani Velvet McCalmon shares the details about her starring role in "Pippin," gracing the stage May 9-18 at Schenectady Light Opera Company. Host Patrick White leads the sun-filled discussion, and fills us in on upcoming spring shows at Harbinger Theatre and this summer's Capital Region Festival of Theatre!