Glass Slipping

On this episode we interview Patrick Stump, lead singer and rhythm guitarist for the band Fall Out Boy. We talk about not being able to pay for meals on the road, the ups and downs of a long career, jumping through industry hoops, and the possibility of playing the moon in 2025. Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction to the Podcast 00:37 Welcoming Patrick Stump 01:37 Discussing the Music I

On this episode we answer questions from the listeners. We cover a wide variety of topics from how to handle creative burnout, our favorite video games, the importance of collaboration, and more! If you have a question you'd like to ask us- you can leave a comment on our Youtube channel or our Instagram page.For visual listeners, you can watch our podcast here: Youtube.com/@GlassSl

On this episode, Pete and Keat preview Daisy Grenade's upcoming tour with State Champs, Knuckle Puck, and Meet Me At the Altar, Keaton's struggle to find an apartment, and do our best to expand into new markets with a little burrito ASMR.For visual listeners, you can watch our podcast here: Youtube.com/@GlassSlipping Instagram.com/GlassSlippingPod https://www.tiktok.com/@glassslipp

On this episode we're joined by Phillip Johnson-Richardson, a broadway performer currently starring in Hells Kitchen, that previously starred in The Wiz. We talk with Phil about the struggle to get to Broadway, survival jobs, the racial dynamics on Broadway and at elite BFA programs like CCM, and the original music he releases independently under the name Phil. We also get into his

On this episode we are joined by Cassadee Pope, a Grammy nominee, former winner of the voice & lead singer of Hey Monday. We talk about Keat and Cassadee's recent experience performing at When We Were Young Fest in Vegas, and being some of the few women on festival bills. We also touch on Cassadee's time on the voice, in Hey Monday, and the different turns her solo career has t

On this episode we talk about Keat's expectations going into WWWY Fest (beforehand, our next episode will delve into what the experience was like after the fact), as well as map out what realistic 5 year goals & plans are for both Peter & Keaton as they pursue artistic careers.For visual listeners, you can watch our podcast here: Youtube.com/@GlassSlipping Instagram.com/Gla

This week we're talking to Hannah Klein, who is the creative director (and former manager) of Daisy Grenade. We talk about the "How to Hide a Body" Music Video (releasing today!), how Hannah got started with Daisy Grenade, how she met Jamie (our producer/ camera operator, and Hannah's creative partner), the power of sliding into someone's DMs, and the financial realities behind mak

It's a Keat/Pete episode! This week we're talking the recent election "controversies" surrounding Chappell Roan & Taylor Swift, whether celebrities & artists are obligated to share political opinions, if you can separate art from the artist, & we spend some time honoring Gavin Creel, a theatre legend who passed away far too young.Timestamps: 00:00- 00:45 Intro00:45-07:4

This week we're joined by actor & musician, Taylor Pearlstein, who recently made her broadway debut in Six the Musical after touring with company for 18 months across the United States. We talked about how actor life on tour, how much money she was clearing week to week (and what type of expenses she had to deal with on the road), her original music and the birth of "Worm Lore.

This week we're joined by actor & E-sports host, Lauryn Alexandria, also known by her internet alter ego "Toasty Marshmellow," under which she has millions of followers across multiple platforms. We get into her experience building a following, negotiating brand deals, and what the money actually looks like for a women working full time in content. She also gives her advice for