After waiting more than a year, we finally sit down with friends IN PERSON and talk about how we don't remember how to act around people in person anymore.

Welcome back for Part 2 of our discussion with with American soprano Anita Lyons, Jazz vocalist Rachel Caswell and podcast regular Matt Fisher. We pick right back where we left off talking about how (or if) the arts are going to come back to life after being shut down during the pandemic. We also talk about why September is the magical month for reopening Broadway (and other arts venues) and what it's like dating "Show Biz".  Like I say in the into, you're gonna want to hear how this all plays out. Enjoy!   

This past year has been rough (We know, we know, "Thank You Captain Obvious!") but for the performing arts, it has been especially rough as the lifeblood for actors, singers and any live performer was the one thing we were told to avoid...live audiences. Today is Part One of a Two Part discussion with American soprano Anita Lyons, Jazz vocalist Rachel Caswell and podcast regular Matt Fisher as we "talk shop" and give our thoughts about how the pandemic has, is and will be affecting different areas of that thing we call "Show Biz"     

American soprano Anita Lyons sits down to talk about opera life before, during and after the pandemic.

Wandering Bard Month continues! Mary Christine Kane is a Twin Cities based published poet, who won a Twin Cities Moth StorySLAM competition in 2019. We recorded Mary back in April, and talked about what artists might be doing to stay sane during a global pandemic while also keeping the creative juices flowing at the same time. We also talked about how she got started, who inspires her today and she reads three of her pieces for us! Follow the links above and below to find out more and also order her book! Wayfinding May 5 Reading  Between the stars where you are lost

Jen Usellis is a multi-talented artist who most recently has been performing covers of pop songs translated in the Klingon language from Star Trek.

We continue our discussion about what we love, what we don't like and what we're looking forward to about Star Trek.

We start our 2nd Season with Part I of us talking about Star Trek with some of our regulars and a brand new member of the VSC!

Hello everyone and welcome to our last episode of 2020!   This also the last episode of Series/Season One!  We'll be taking a little time to rest up after launching our podcast during a (we hope) once in a lifetime global pandemic. We've learned a lot and will be back for Series/Season 2 before you know it. Until then, we thought we'd wrap things up by talking about the end of The Mandalorian Season 2, how to get through 50+ Hallmark/Lifetime Christmas movies and play "It Is/Isn't a Christmas Movie". Enjoy!

If you are a Star Wars nerd like us, or you just have Disney+, then the title of this episode says it all. Yep, we are talking The Mandalorian! This is one of our best, and longest, episodes so get comfy, relax and enjoy! After all (yeah, I'm gonna say it again) this is the way.