• My Job is to Play (Conversations on Creativity with Erin Mallon)

  • By: Erin Mallon
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My Job is to Play (Conversations on Creativity with Erin Mallon)

By: Erin Mallon
  • Summary

  • My Job is to Play is a weekly podcast hosted by Author, Playwright and Audiobook Narrator Erin Mallon. Each week Erin interviews an amazing creative mind and together they deep dive into what it means to live a creative, playful life.

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Episodes
  • The Best of Season One
    Jun 13 2024

    This is our 40th episode and the end of Season One! This first year of the podcast has flown by. I'm so grateful to everyone who has tuned in, shared episodes, rated us, reviewed us... it's all meant so much to me. For this final episode of the season we thought it would be fun to go back in time and celebrate some of my favorite moments from this first year, so that's what we're gonna do!

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    47 mins
  • Author/Narrator NATALIE NAUDUS on "Gay the Pray Away"
    Jun 6 2024

    Today we have Natalie Naudus on the show. Natalie is a brilliant Audie-Award winning narrator of over 400 books. We get into that a little in this interview. But mostly we talk about her writing and celebrate the release of her debut novel. It's called "Gay the Pray Away" and it is the #1 Best Seller in Coming of Age Fiction for Teens on Amazon this week. I loved talking shop with Natalie and getting to hear all about her process of bringing this book to life.

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    39 mins
  • Playwright/Performer ELIZA BENT on "Being Careful What You Get Good At"
    May 31 2024

    Today we have my friend Eliza Bent on the show. Eliza and I go way back. She is a playwright and a performer whose Bentertainments include solo works, plays, adaptations, and hybrid affairs. She makes short films. She speaks Italian. She has degrees in philosophy and playwriting and she's on faculty at Northwestern University’s Radio TV & Film department. She's a cool as hell person with a lot of weirdness and wisdom to share.

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    45 mins

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