Young, Scrappy & Hungry

By: Broadway Podcast Network
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  • Summary

  • “Young, Scrappy & Hungry” is a podcast for young, aspiring theatre professionals by young, aspiring theatre professionals. The Broadway Podcast Network interns, Charlotte Abate, Emily Ballou, and Samantha Omari-Cendejas endeavor on the journey to help their peers with the difficult task of starting a career in the arts. Each episode, a different theme will be covered to include all aspects of the beginning of a career, from resumes and auditions, to accepting a position and beyond! With the help of guests, both in the biz and on their way, they will provide listeners with helpful resources, advice, and discussions on the episode’s theme.Feel free to ask the hosts your career questions here and hear them answered on the podcast!Produced by the Broadway Podcast Network.
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Episodes
  • Episode 6 - Sustainability (feat. Catherine Palacios)

    Episode 6 - Sustainability (feat. Catherine Palacios)
    Dec 26 2020
    No way! It’s Young, Scrappy, and Hungry’s last episode! What?! As the year has come to an end and the holiday season begins, Charlotte, Emily, and Samantha, along with guest Catherine Palacios, talk about sustainability. They discuss avoiding burnout, mental and physical health, and finding outlets outside of theatre. Your well being is the number one priority, as an artist and as a human. For advice, tips, or words of reassurance visit the resources listed below that are provided in this episode: Burnout in the Arts: A Millennial Perspective The Business of Showbiz: Avoiding Burnout Hurt & Healing 3 Productivity Hacks For You And Your Team To Prevent Burnout Creative Outlets and Resources During COVID-19 The Limit - Classes - Live on Zoom Christal Brown - Steps and Stages Thank you to everyone who has tuned in to our podcast as the BPN interns! We are so grateful to have had this opportunity. We have learned so much along with all of you from our guest interviews, provided resources, and the questions sent in that led to insightful discussions. It’s a weird and interesting time, but we’ve got this! We will get off book when the time is right. From Charlotte, Emily, and Samantha: have a good, safe, and restful holiday break . . . And scene! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    1 hr and 25 mins
  • Bonus Episode (feat. Kahari Blue)

    Bonus Episode (feat. Kahari Blue)
    Dec 16 2020
    Surprise, a bonus episode! Huzzah! In this bonus interview, we talk to Kahari Blue about his experience in theatre, his podcast, and his advice for aspiring theatre professionals. Kahari is a producer, critic and singer from New Haven, CT. He has a Bachelor’s degree in Theatre with minors in Education Studies and Black Studies from Middlebury College in VT. He has worked with NY theater companies such as Theater for a New Audience and PTP/NYC, and co-hosts the theater and culture podcast called Talkback. As always, if you have any questions regarding entering a career in the arts, feel free to ask us here! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    45 mins
  • Episode 5 - Diversity (feat. Attiyya Fortuné)

    Episode 5 - Diversity (feat. Attiyya Fortuné)
    Dec 11 2020
    The BPN interns are back with another episode featuring artist Attiyya Fortune! The four discuss the topic of diversity in the arts, from their personal experiences, to their hopes for future changes to make the theatre landscape more representative of the world around us. It is time for inclusive, respectful, and equitable representation in theatre. Visit the resources that are provided in this episode to educate yourself on diversity in theatre: Cause an Effect: Episode 3 with Joy Dewing, An Ally for an Ally Three Ideas for Allyship in Theatre The Sappho Project - Sappho Small Talk Encompass Collective Finding Our Way in a World of Gender Fluidity Creating an AntiRacist Performing Arts Classroom: Decolonizing & Diversifying the Performing Arts - Resources & Databases We have one more episode left of Young, Scrappy, and Hungry (cue the sad violins), which means there’s only one more Q&A opportunity left. We still want to hear and answer all of your questions, so go ahead and send them on over! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    1 hr and 28 mins

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