Kristen Zaza’s On a Dark, Cold Night podcast returns with new chilling, soothing bedtime stories
Interview with Kristen Zaza, about the second season of her award-winning audio drama podcast, On a Dark, Cold Night
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Alana Johnston’s “Self-Esteem Party” podcast: a timely blend of comedy and candour
Tamara von Estorff’s interview with actor, sketch performer and writer Alana Johnston about her career in comedy and her new podcast SELF-ESTEEM PARTY on The Sonar Network
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Music, comedy, cuisine – The Second City’s Ayaka Kinugawa can roll with it all!
“Because I learned classical music, jazz and was willing to learn any genre, it led me to those jobs, and I’m so thankful to my younger self for always trying new things.” Tamara’s interview with Ayaka Kinugawa about The Second City, the role of music in her improv career, her new YouTube series “Ayaka’s Kitchen”
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The Second City’s Reid Janisse pauses to reflect
Interview with the award-winning actor, writer and director Reid Janisse of The Second City Toronto
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Simon McCamus’ creativity and enthusiasm are surging – despite the pandemic
Actor and educator Simon McCamus hasn’t let the pandemic squelch his creative output. Tamara von Estorff spoke with Simon about teaching improv at The Second City, performing with his improv troupe Fake Cops, voice acting, and his current focus on writing.
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Lindsay Zier-Vogel’s Love Lettering Project spreads joy across Toronto
“I thought of how interesting it is that, even though we all live in the same place, we all have such different experiences of that place.” Interview with Lindsay Zier-Vogel about The Love Lettering Project and her upcoming 2 books.
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Susanna Fournier wants to know how you are feeling during this pandemic
“I was surprised and honoured by the honesty, that people were sharing some very vulnerable experiences.” ~ Susanna Fournier
Tamara von Estorff interviews playwright Susanna Fournier about What Happens to You, Happens to Me, is a unique participatory storytelling experience, presented by Canadian Stage until August 1
For Desmond Ngai, travelling is laughing matter
“When I got into comedy, I felt it to be incredibly freeing knowing that I could finally be myself.” ~ Desmond Ngai
Interview with Desmond Ngai, lawyer by day, TravelComedian by all other times!
Even a pandemic can’t hold back Alexis Alexander’s hit kids series Friendly Fables
Interview with Alexis Alexander, Ajax, Ontario-based author and rapper of the popular children’s book series called “Friendly Fables.”
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