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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 audi

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

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 r

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

North Carolina's Cherokee tribe makes a historic move with their first marijuana dispensary!Witness our candid examination of America's waning church attendance, with Seattle at the forefront of this societal shift. We question the underlying reasons, considering the diverse beliefs of our founding fathers and the complex nature of personal faith beyond the pews. Lastly, we tackle

Join the laughter and nostalgia train as we sit down with Carlos Bocanegra—better known as Big Dookie—for a rollercoaster ride through Winston Salem's musical landscape. Picture this: gritty neighborhoods, the ghost of Mad Dog 2020, and the pulsating beat of an underground music scene that refuses to fade. From the iconic stages of the '90s to the innovative vibes of our belove

We took President's day off, but will return next week with all the same nonsense and another local guest! Have a safe and happy week! Remember to like, subscribe, comment, and support the show! Support the Show.

Sway with us to the timeless rhythms of big band and our personal encounters with the Camel City Jazz Orchestra. If you've ever tapped your feet to a swing beat or been mesmerized by the charm of a brass section, you'll be right at home in our nostalgic exploration of the music scene that still gets our hearts racing, and how you can find it here in the Twin City. Step behind the c

On today's episode, GC and David speak with local artist, John S, Rushton. This local artist, with his fingers in every pie from theater to painting, joins us to discuss the urgency of creation. His life philosophy isn't just inspiring; it's a wakeup call to anyone who's ever felt the pull of a muse. We share laughter and poignant moments as we unravel his wide range of experiences

Ever been curious about the different flavors of Jewish culture or wondered why universities seem to be trimming the fat off their humanities programs? We have got you covered in the latest episode where we blend the zest of the holidays with a digging exploration into the diverse traditions of Jewish ethnic groups. We'll crack you up with tales of "white Hebrews and black Hebrews,