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Historias Hispanas en Español - Bianca Marroquín, Luis Salgado y Mas (REWIND) 39:20

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Bienvenidos y gracias por acompañarnos en esta edición especial de Why I’ll Never Make It! En esta segunda parte de mi serie sobre historias hispanas, escucharán a mis invitados anteriores compartir sus propias historias y experiencias en español. Roberto Araujo y Final Five Bianca Marroquín y Final Five Luis Salgado Jaime Lozano y Final Five Alina…

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Navigating Change: An Interview with Jim Bransfield 18:42

9d ago18:42

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Hispanic Stories in English - Matt Zambrano and Dan Domingues (REWIND) 37:29

2d ago37:29

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As Hispanic Heritage Month comes to a close, I wanted to share a episode from 2020. This is part one in a series of former Hispanic guests of the podcast coming back to share their stories in their own words. The second part - la segunda parte - will be en español. Matt Zambrano was the very first guest on the podcast. He and I did Man of La Mancha…

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Audition Stories 2025 with Lynn Nottage, Aubie Merrylees, Elizabeth Hess, Simon Tam, and More! 1:24:38

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It’s been several seasons since the last time Audition Stories took center stage, but they’re finally back — and this time with a brand-new collection of unforgettable moments from the audition room. These are the kinds of stories that stick with you long after the casting table has cleared: the ones that make you laugh, cringe, and nod in recognit…

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Wastewater in the News 17:55

23d ago17:55

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Send us a text In this episode, we discuss recent developments in wastewater management and the implications for public health and safety. We cover California's efforts to limit forever chemicals, Eugene's exemplary water quality compliance, Tennessee's innovative approach to drug testing through wastewater, and the plan in Los Angeles to transform…

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FINAL FIVE: Jennifer Apple, Actress and Founder of Empowered Artists Collective 24:08

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Jennifer Apple returns for this bonus episode to tackle the Final Five Questions. From her very first professional show of Spring Awakening to the lessons she’s still learning today, Jennifer opens up about how she defines success, the advice she’d give her younger self, and the changes she hopes to see in the industry’s future. A future she’s shap…

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Jennifer Apple Turns Setbacks Into Artistic Growth and Community 1:00:32

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A serious back injury could have ended her career before it really began. Instead, it became the turning point that led to new opportunities—earning an MFA at ACT in San Francisco, training in Italy, and finding fresh ways to grow as a performer. In this episode, we talk about resilience, artistic reinvention, and how those setbacks eventually insp…

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Septic Smart Week 12:57

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Send us a text In this conversation, we discuss the US EPA's Septic Smart Week and the importance of inspecting and maintaining septic systems. We also review previous podcasts covering what to flush, septic do's and don'ts, and the signs of failing systems. We emphasize the environmental impact of neglecting these systems and highlight available r…

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FINAL FIVE: Patricia McGregor, Artistic Director of New York Theater Workshop 18:24

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Patricia McGregor’s first steps into the world of professional theater were marked by a sense of awe and a drive to make every moment matter. From performing under Orlando’s bright lights as a child to taking on demanding roles and responsibilities backstage in New York, Patricia learned early how powerful a single theatrical moment could be—someti…

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Patricia McGregor on Making Bold, Tough Choices and Shaping the Future of Theater 52:19

2M ago52:19

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Patricia McGregor’s journey to becoming artistic director of New York Theatre Workshop has been anything but linear. Growing up in the Virgin Islands, she and her sister created performances wherever they could, laying the foundation for a lifelong devotion to storytelling. Later, in New York, Patricia faced tough choices, financial struggles, and …

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Why Make? Episode 72: The 2025 Fiberart International 27:09

2M ago27:09

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In this episode of Why make we are going to literally talk about something close home, both my childhood home of Pittsburgh and my mom who was a fiber artist. That is the 2025 Fiberarts International produced by the Pittsburgh Fiber Arts Guild, of which my mom was a longtime member, Contemporary Craft and Brew House Arts. We will talk with two of t…

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Sònia Victoria Werner Is Reshaping the Arts By Making Space For Women 59:49

2M ago59:49

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From childhood improv classes to building a women-led production company, Sònia Victoria Werner has carved out an artistic path that’s as bold as it is inspiring. An actor, writer, producer, director, makeup artist, content creator, and entrepreneur, she thrives on telling authentic stories that cross cultures and push boundaries. You’ll soon hear …

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FINAL FIVE: Sònia Victoria Werner, Co-Founder and CEO of Lighthouse Ladies 15:55

2M ago15:55

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In the previous episode, Sònia Victoria Werner and I dove into her background as an artist and the creation of Lighthouse Ladies, and while that was such an insightful conversation, there’s still so much more to explore! That’s why I’m thrilled to have Sonia back here with me for the Final Five Questions. These are where we get a little more person…

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FINAL FIVE: Joseph Zellnik, Musical Theater Composer and Author 17:28

2M ago17:28

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Joseph Zellnik is back for a candid and insightful bonus conversation about his journey as a writer and composer in the world of musical theater. Through these five final questions, Joseph shares personal stories from his early career including the lessons learned from his first professional show and the challenges of trying to resonate with an aud…

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Joseph Zellnik Combines Murder, Mystery, and Musical Theater 58:49

3M ago58:49

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Joseph Zellnik is a musical theater composer, and along with his playwright brother David they are best known for their 2010 musical, Yank! This Off-Broadway production picked up Best Musical nominations from the Drama Desk Awards, the Outer Critics’ Circle, and the Lucille Lortel Foundation. Beyond that, Joseph has also written mystery novels, inc…

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FINAL FIVE: Nick Rashad Burroughs, Broadway Actor in Kinky Boots and King Kong 16:04

3M ago16:04

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In the previous episode, we explored Nick Rashad Burroughs' journey from Alabama to Broadway. And now we're getting even more personal. Join us as Nick answers the Final Five questions, revealing key lessons he's learned, his hopes for the performing arts industry, and what truly drives him as an artist.Why I’ll Never Make It is an independent prod…

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Nick Rashad Burroughs Embraces His True Self and Finds a Path to Broadway 1:03:43

3M ago1:03:43

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Think Alabama isn't a breeding ground for Broadway stars? Think again! This week, we're joined by the phenomenal Nick Rashad Burroughs, who defies expectations and proves that talent truly knows no geographical bounds. From his early life in a deeply religious family in Birmingham, Alabama, Nick's sports-focused journey took an unexpected turn with…

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Why Make? Episode 71: Sit Like A Girl 25:41

3M ago25:41

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Fully automated, remote controlled fighting tables that compete for ultimate supremacy, seems to be a good place to start any conversation. Especially when that conversation is with artist ,woodworker, educator and humorist Annie Evelyn. From fighting tables we move onto the merely absurd, like what it means to be a conceptional functional furnitur…

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Theater Tol Takes Performing Arts to New Heights - Hannah Snow and Benjamien Lycke 1:21:03

3M ago1:21:03

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Theater Tol was founded in 1998 by Lot Seuntjens, and this international company became known for its multidisciplinary performances, using images, drama, music, amd hardly any spoken text. And while they do perform all over the world, They don't use conventional theaters, instead preferring “unusual” locations: the site of an old factory, a park, …

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FINAL FIVE: Ravi Jain & Miriam Fernandes, Artistic Directors of Why Not Theatre in Toronto 15:53

4M ago15:53

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In the previous episode, Ravi Jain and Miriam Fernandes shared the winding paths that led them to co-lead Why Not Theatre, and how they’ve forged careers on their own terms. It was an incredibly honest and inspiring conversation—but there’s still more ground to cover. That’s why I’m so glad to have them both back with me for the Final Five Question…

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Ravi Jain and Miriam Fernandes Push the Bounds of Theater and Keep Asking Why Not 1:17:22

4M ago1:17:22

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Toronto is home to the third-largest English-speaking theatre district in the world—and at the heart of its thriving independent scene is Why Not Theatre, co-led by Ravi Jain and Miriam Fernandes. In this episode, they share their winding and deeply personal journeys through an industry that often made them question whether there was a place for ar…

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FINAL FIVE: Aubie Merrylees, Actor in BOOP! and a Theater Coach 19:21

4M ago19:21

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Now in his third Broadway show, Aubie answers five final questions about his career and theater journey.In this bonus episode, Aubie Merrylees returns to answer the Final Five—a set of questions I ask every guest to close out their time on the podcast. From memories of his first professional show to the lessons he’s still learning today, Aubie open…

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Looking to the Future: Craig Taylor 22:00

4M ago22:00

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Send us a text Transitions are never easy but change often leads to growth both for individuals as well as organizations. Our guest, Craig Taylor, president of Infiltrator Water Technologies, talks with us about the purchase of Orenco Systems and what that means for the wastewater industry. With our sights set on the future, we talk about the benef…

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Why Make? Episode 70: Seating Assignment 25:03

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This is the story of how a seed of an idea sowed years ago becomes a ground breaking exhibition of women chair makers. The exhibition entitled Seating Assignment happened in March of 2024 at the Sawtooth School for Visual Art in Winston Salem NC. It’s chief instigator was the then artist in residence at Sawtooth Rebecca Juilette-Duex. In this Mind …

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Aubie Merrylees on the Joys of BOOP! and the Disappointments of KPOP 1:08:50

4M ago1:08:50

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With Boop! The Musical earning three Tony nominations this year—including Best Choreography, Best Costume Design, and Best Leading Actress for Jasmine Amy Rogers—I’m joined by cast member Aubie Merrylees for a conversation that goes beyond the awards buzz. We talk about the fun and energy of Boop!, but also the moments that shaped his career long b…

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Reflections on the Journey: Saying Farewell to Tristian Bounds 24:27

5M ago24:27

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Send us a text In this heartfelt farewell podcast, Angela and Shawn sit down with Tristan Bounds to reflect on his journey at Orenco. They discuss his most enjoyable experiences, the challenges he faced, and the memories he cherishes. Tristan shares insights about the company's culture, the pride in their quality products, and his future endeavors …

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Tony Winner J. Harrison Ghee Finds Joy and Freedom in Theater and in Life 29:49

5M ago29:49

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Every June, Broadway’s biggest night reminds us just how thrilling and transformative live theater can be. The Tony Awards don’t just celebrate excellence—they spotlight the stories, the voices, and the people who are shaping the stage and pushing it forward. Since 1947, the Tonys have been honoring some of Broadway’s best, and this year is no exce…

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Composite Materials in Infrastructure 21:58

5M ago21:58

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Send us a text Traditional infrastructure materials like concrete and steel were once the construction materials of choice. But their disadvantages include weight, high life-cycle costs, and long build times. Using fiber-reinforced polymer (FRP) composites can help solve all of those problems. In this episode, Eric Ball and Darren Simmie from our O…

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SPOTLIGHT: Stephanie Torns Brings Broadway to EPIC Players 31:43

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This is a special presentation of The Spotlight Series, which highlights organization making a difference in the arts and beyond... Stephanie Torns is a Broadway actress known for her standout roles in the Broadway hits like Wicked and Waitress. Over the past decade she has shown incredible dedication and stamina, bringing some of Broadway's favori…

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Closing Night - Anthony Rapp Almost Makes His Broadway Debut 39:40

6M ago39:40

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Back in 2022, I had the chance to talk with Anthony Rapp—which, for me, was both a thrill and a bit surreal. I’d been following him on Instagram for a while, and one day as I was leaving an audition here in New York I happened to walk right past him. I stopped for a second, unsure if I should say anything. But then I thought, "when am I ever going …

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Why Make? Episode 69:How Do You Measure Your Worth - A Remembrance of Paul Sasso 17:46

6M ago17:46

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“How do you measure your worth”, this is a question Paul Sasso addressed in his 1990 sculpture featuring a woman and a man’s torso wrapped in measuring tape. It is a deeply metaphorical question that goes beyond the simple representation of measuring ones self as presented in Pauls sculpture. Paul passed onto that great measuring tape beyond in Mar…

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Starting the Next Chapter: Saying Farewell to Terry Bounds 39:16

6M ago39:16

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Send us a text In this heartwarming episode, Angela talks with her father, Terry Bounds, about his impending retirement. As one of the cofounders of Orenco Systems, Terry shares his memories of growing the company going back more than 40 years. They reminisce about the good times, the hard choices, and the friends made along the way. Despite his re…

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FINAL FIVE: George C. Heslin, Actor, Director and Producer. 20:41

6M ago20:41

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In our last episode, George Heslin shared some incredible stories about founding the Origin Theatre Company and his work as an Irish actor coming to New York. But as always, there’s more to discover. And these Final Five Questions are where we really get to know George, from personal lessons and thoughts on the future to offering some advice for th…

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George C. Heslin Helps Bring Irish Theater to New York City 48:30

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George Heslin came to New York in the mid-‘90s, but it wasn’t quite his idea to come here. So when he landed in the city he didn’t exactly hit the ground running. Instead, he spent four years as a struggling actor trying to find his footing, but mostly feeling lost and lonely. But with the help of a legendary acting teacher, out of that struggle ca…

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A Third-Party Solution to Infrastructure Obstacles: An Interview with Alex Gamota 21:16

6M ago21:16

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Send us a text Sometimes, old solutions can be used in new ways to solve problems. Population growth and expanding infrastructure can be big problems for many small communities. In this episode, we talk with Alex Gamota, cofounder and CEO of 3PO Networks, a company that plays a pivotal role in bringing sewer and fiber optics to small communities th…

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Bret Shuford Turns Broadway Lessons into Guidance for Others (REWIND) 55:18

7M ago55:18

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Bret Shuford has spent his career balancing two passions—performing on Broadway and helping others achieve their creative goals. From The Little Mermaid to Paramour, he built a successful stage career while also becoming a sought-after coach for actors and artists. But finding that balance wasn’t always easy. In this rewind episode from 2019, Bret …

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Sustainability and Solutions: An Interview with Lynn Broaddus 29:45

7M ago29:45

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Send us a text In this conversation, Lynn Broaddus discusses her extensive experience in the water industry, focusing on the critical connections between water, energy, and climate change. She emphasizes the importance of water sustainability and the need for innovative solutions to address water scarcity and pollution. Lynn highlights the invisibi…

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FINAL FIVE: Moshe Lobel, Actor and Filmmaker 18:13

7M ago18:13

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In last episode with Moshe Lobel, we covered so much ground, from why he left his Hasidic roots and pursued a career as an actor to his latest film project that forced him to confront his past and reconcile who he is with who he was. But one of the most enlightening parts of every conversation is when guests answer the Final Five Questions. It’s wh…

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Why Make? Episode 68: What a Ferris Wheel Ride it has Been with Miranda Jones 26:57

7M ago26:57

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This episode of Why Make? is brought to you by Haystack Mountain School of Crafts.Thanks to Haystack to becoming our first sponsor and partner. Haystack currently has open spaces in select Square ONE Workshops for beginners and Summer 2025 Workshops! Spaces in workshops and housing are limited, and applications are processed on a rolling, first-com…

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Moshe Lobel Leaves Hasidic Roots to Pursue Theater and Filmmaking 56:24

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Leaving behind everything he once knew, Moshe Lobel walked away from his Chasidic faith and roots to pursue a life in theater and film—an unthinkable choice for most in his community. A native Yiddish speaker from Brooklyn, he made his New York stage debut as the lead in Awake and Sing! with New Yiddish Rep before joining the award-winning Fiddler …

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Distributed Water Infrastructure: An Interview with Tristian Bounds, Part 2 23:36

7M ago23:36

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Send us a text In this conversation, Angela and her brother, Tristan Bounds, discuss distributed water infrastructure (DWI) and the focus of WEF's Distributed Water Infrastructure Task Force on improving water management systems. They explore the definitions of distributed infrastructure, the synergistic roles involved in DWI, future focus areas, p…

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FINAL FIVE: Akiko Aizawa, Actor and Teacher of Viewpoints/Suzuki Method 20:17

7M ago20:17

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In our previous conversation with the talented Akiko Aizawa, we delved into her journey from a modern dancer to a dedicated actress facing challenges in New York City. But there's always more to uncover, and that's where the Final Five Questions come in. This is when Akiko opens up even further to share personal lessons learned, her hopes for the t…

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Akiko Aizawa Leaves the Dance World and Embraces Uncertainty as a Theater Actress 51:56

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When I worked at Tokyo DisneySea, I fell in love with Japan—the culture, the food, the people. But working there was a whole different experience. The structure, the discipline, the expectations—it took time to adjust. As much as I admired it, adapting wasn’t always easy. Akiko Aizawa knows that challenge firsthand, but from the other side. Origina…

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Of Leadership and Legacy: Saying Farewell to Jeff Ball 23:20

8M ago23:20

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Send us a text In this heartfelt podcast episode, Angela and Jeff reflect on Jeff's long career at Orenco, discussing the changes brought about by the company's ownership transition and Jeff's impending retirement. They share memorable experiences, the challenges faced during economic downturns, and the emotional impact of selling the company. The …

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FINAL FIVE: Elizabeth Hess, Founder and Director of The Hess Collective 16:44

8M ago16:44

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Last week, actor, director and playwright Elizabeth Hess shared some of her missed opportunities as well as the creation of her own theater company The Hess Collective. And while that was such an insightful conversation, there’s still so much more to explore! And that’s why it’s exciting to have Elizabeth back here for the Final Five Questions. The…

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Elizabeth Hess Brings Resilience and Creativity to Her Theater Work 1:09:43

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Elizabeth Hess is Founder of The Hess Collective and has developed various theater projects off-Broadway as well as traveling the globe with her own acclaimed solo works. (Their latest production is No Reservation.) And she joins us today to talk about the early years in her career as she tried to join a theater company in Canada. We also discuss h…

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PFAS Is a Real Concern: An Interview with Adam Link 17:56

8M ago17:56

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Send us a text In this conversation with Adam Link of the California Association of Sanitation Agencies (CASA), we discuss the ongoing issues surrounding PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) in California, the role of CASA, and the importance of public awareness and individual actions in addressing environmental challenges. We also explore Ca…

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FINAL FIVE - Lynn Nottage, Two-Time Pulitzer Prize Winning Playwright 17:01

8M ago17:01

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Last week you heard from the award-winning playwright Lynn Nottage as she shared the joys and struggles of being a writer. Well, now Lynn is back to talk about how the industry has changed throughout her decades as a writer as well as sharing one important lesson she learned from August Wilson by answering the Final Five Questions in this bonus epi…

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Lynn Nottage Writes Through Some of Life’s Hardest Moments 45:09

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As a playwright, Lynn Nottage has crafted fascinating stories and emotionally rich characters. She is a true artist with the credentials to back in up. She has won two Pulitzer Prizes for Drama as well as numerous Off-Broadway awards, not to mention three Tony Award nominations. She joins me WINMI the first episode for Season 9 to talk about her ar…

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Discussing a Holistic Approach to Water and Wastewater with Dr. Bob Rubin 20:38

8M ago20:38

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Send us a text In this conversation, Dr. Bob Rubin discusses the importance of a holistic approach to water management, emphasizing the need to consider all sources of water and the significance of (and innovative solutions for) contaminants like PFAS. He highlights the necessity for research and education in the field, as well as the importance of…

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