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Local Artist Kate Carson-Groner and the “Dead Man’s Cell Phone”

Stepping into the spotlight, I found my pulse racing with the familiar thrill of live performance—an exhilaration I thought I'd forgotten during my time away from the stage. It's a roller coaster of emotion that director Kate Carson-Groner knows all too well, as she brings her own brand of magic to "Dead Man's Cell Phone", captivating audiences with each ring.  This week, our auditory stage is graced with tales from the trenches of theater, from the highs of a successful opening night to the nerve-wracking moments before the curtain rises. We share the vibrant backstage stories, laugh over the resume-padding antics of actors, and delve into the importance of active listening—both for us hosts and thespians alike. Chicago's Second City is more than just a comedy club; it's a forge for sharpening the wits of many comedic legends. We take you back to the chilly streets that gave rise to such iconic laughter, exploring how the grind of improv can polish any actor's resume. Then, we shift to the quieter, yet no less intense, world of theater collaboration with insights from the multifaceted Kate Carson-Groner. Join us as we discuss the delicate dance of bringing a low-budget theater project to life, the nuances of audience engagement, and our shared excitement for the creative journeys that lie ahead. Our episode wraps on a lighthearted note with a candid chat about the peculiarities of life—like that of neighborly disputes that could rival any theater drama. We also sneak a peek behind the curtains at the Spirit Gum Theater Company's latest production, teasing you with just enough to whet your appetite without spoiling the show. So gather 'round, dear listeners, for an episode filled with the richness of live theater, collaborative creativity, and the kind of laughter that stitches our community together. L'chaim to the arts, and until next time, may your days be filled with the joy of an encore!

Local Artist: Britt Cannino's Stagecraft Unleashed

Ever wondered how an actress could convincingly portray man's best friend on stage? In our latest episode, we're joined by the incredible Britt Cannino, who shares her journey into the heart of a beloved canine character in the play Sylvia. Strap in for a whirlwind exploration of the acting world, where laughter mingles with profound insights. Britt opens up about the complexity of her performances, from the fast-paced world of improv to the rich tapestry of dramatic roles. Her stories reveal the craft behind the curtain - the rush of improvisation, the meticulous development of characters, and the way personal experiences can both challenge and deepen an actor's portrayal. Britt's revelations about the delicate balance between embracing a character and preserving one's self are as enlightening as they are heartfelt. As we round off our conversation, the versatility of our talented guest truly shines through. We navigate an eclectic mix that spans from the nuances of food textures to the gravity of historical injustices, all while keeping our spirits lifted.  Britt's aspirations, including her passion for teaching and her ventures into animation and digital effects, reflect a career fueled by dedication and a love for the arts. Join us for a session that promises to leave you both entertained and inspired, with a dash of whimsy and a whole lot of heart.

Nostalgic Treks through Hanes Mall and the Curious Case of a Nutty Alter Ego

It's a bit after St. Patrick's Day, but that won't stop us from reminiscing about the good times and the less good  (corn dog incident), Pull up a chair as we candidly navigate the often-misunderstood realm of Kegel exercises, debunking myths and offering a fresh perspective on pelvic health. You'll get a dose of our personal experiences and perhaps a new addition to your wellness routine.  Remember Hanes Mall? If you grew up in Winston Salem like we did, it was more than just a place to shop—it was where teenage dreams (and occasionally hearts) were made. We take you on a nostalgic trip through the echoing halls of our past, from the bright lights of arcade games to the sweet scent of cookies wafting through the air. The cultural icons of our youth, like Spencer's and Sears, may be fading, but the memories linger like lyrics from a favorite song.  To cap things off, we can't help but share a tale that's a bit nuts—literally—as we discuss a man who chose to rename himself in a most peculiar way. The freedom of identity and the stories behind nicknames lead to some lively banter, including the monikers we've picked up along the way. And as one final salute to the places that shaped us, we tip our hats to a local mall and the bygone era it represents. So tune in, kick back, and let's savor the humorous, personal, and sometimes sentimental journey together.

Fury on the Court, JRE guest kills, and Something "off-kilter"

GC  stumbled across the possibility that his ancestors may have been slave owners, sparking a candid exploration of heritage. Switching gears, we plunge headfirst into the high-stakes world of women's basketball, where passion and competition recently boiled over into a physical altercation on the court in the SEC Championship game between South Carolina and LSU.  Closing out the show, we veer into the dichotomy of previous Joe Rogan guest, Sheldon Johnson, debating his public persona versus private actions.  This perplexing contrast leads us down a path of true crime stories that blur the lines between safety and suspicion in our communities.  We find time for levity amidst the gravity, poking fun at a ludicrous shoplifting mishap in Texas.  It's an episode where history, sports, true crime, and the oddities of human behavior converge—so strap in for a ride through the complex panorama of life's narratives.