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Welcome to the Writer's Write podcast, where every writer has the right to speak their mind. The show focuses on talking to writers about the last thing they've written, and their writing process. There'll be a lot about basketball, but not always.
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Creative Risk

Artist's Strategy

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“CREATIVE RISK”, is a new podcast hosted by actors Joshua Morgan and Mike Labbadia of Artist’s Strategy where they explore all things art, entrepreneurialism and everything in between. The acting industry is more volatile and competitive than ever before, therefore the artist must evolve in order to take radical ownership over their creative businesses. Each episode, Mike and Joshua will get raw and unfiltered, giving hot takes and cutting edge strategies on how to build a sustainable career ...
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Hosted by Joshua Moses, Swamped is a new podcast series that tells the stories of people who find themselves in overwhelming situations. Where their knowledge, skills, and training are stretched beyond their limits. During this era of persistently unsettling certainty Swamped documents stories of people struggling against immense odds, sometimes foundering, always changing. Swamped asks: What do you do when you no longer know what to do? What did you learn from these experiences? And what wo ...
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The Red Room Podcast

Scott Ryan and Joshua Minton

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A serious examination of television as a medium of artistic expression and its social impact. Scott Ryan and Joshua Minton, two lovers of television, and their occasional guests walk through the best of what television has to offer. @redroompodcast
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Ever wondered what it takes to create a smash-hit Broadway production? Join us for an exclusive interview with Clayton Howe, the mastermind behind some of the biggest shows on the Great White Way and beyond. In this episode, Clayton pulls back the curtain on his incredible journey from Broadway actor to successful producer. He reveals the secrets t…
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What does it REALLY take to make it as an actor? Brian O'Neil, the brains behind "Acting As a Business," pulls back the curtain on the industry. Brian has guided stars like Adam Driver and Danielle Brooks, in this ULTIMATE guide covering auditions, self-pitching, personal branding, and the business strategies you need to know. Don't miss this game-…
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It's just the boys this time so you know there are TANGENTS GALORE (Kevin Spacey's father, anyone?). In this episode they dive deep into mastering the art of communication, its importance and how it can lead to your ultimate success or demise. This includes managing all the modes of communication, collaborating with others, managing your own expect…
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Navigating the world of social media can be daunting for artists, with the fear of producing cringey, try-hard, and inauthentic content always looming. And yet, in 2024, mastering social media is essential for capturing attention in order to grow an audience. In this episode, we welcome Gus Heagerty, a true multi-hyphenate artist who has found succ…
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It's awesome to have Matt Koplik of "Broadway Breakdown" on the show with the boys. Matt is a writer and critic who Mike is literally obsessed with (no joke). In this sassy and (as always) fun episode we cover a wide variety of topics including how Matt's podcast has brought him closer to the community he loves and has created wonderful opportuniti…
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We were thrilled to have Broadway’s Nick Rehberger on Creative Risk to talk about the modern challenges of becoming a workaday actor. Nick is currently appearing in Patriots on Broadway and was recently seen as Laertes in the latest production of Shakespeare in the Park, now featured on PBS' Great Performances. Since graduating from Carnegie Mellon…
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It’s showcase tiiiiiiime! Yay? The question the boys ask in this episode is “do senior actor showcases really prepare graduates for the business or inadvertently work against them”? There are guests galore, including members of the 2024 UNCSA class and fellow alum, Robyne Parrish (’98) all sharing their experiences, opinions, wins and disappointmen…
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Purists, be damned...despite what artsy fartsy culture has told us, there are practical realities of operating as a freelancer of any kind including making sure you’re standing out from the rest of the competition. In this episode, the boys examine what it means to "stand out" both in terms of talent and strategic positioning within this saturated,…
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Drag superstar, actor and producer Alexis Michelle joins the boys in this episode to discuss their astounding creative journey. This episode truly lives up to the “art, entrepreneurialism and everything in between” tagline, because that’s what it takes to be a successful drag artist. In this intimate chat, Alex/is tells us about the blending of ide…
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Most of us find ourselves at points in our lives when we no longer know what to do. We may feel uncertain, stuck – or swamped. In Swamped, host Joshua Moses talks to disaster responders, scientists, theologians, sanitation workers, poets, teachers, and morticians who face overwhelming situations. This show is rooted in Joshua’s belief that we have …
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The guys dive deep, tackling the impact of fear versus love on decision-making and actions (or inactions) on our artistic journeys. Covering everything from taking risks, battling perfectionism and the constant comparison game, LABOD and Joshua draw from their own experiences, good and bad. The key takeaway? It's all about finding that sweet spot b…
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We all know what it's like to work with sh**ty people, but might WE actually be the sh**ty ones? In this episode the boys talk about collaboration, tackling everything from the importance of defining clear responsibilities to dealing with bad collaborators. They kiki on their own personal experiences working with not great people (a lot of tea, hen…
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We have a dear friend and legitimate LEGEND on the pod! E. Clayton Cornelious joins us! A Tony nominated investor/producer and a 25-year Broadway veteran, who has appeared in over 10 Broadway shows! Currently producing The Who's Tommy and Spamalot on Broadway and coming off starring on the Ain't Too Proud tour, E. Clay is a truly fierce multi-hyphe…
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These boys went to one of the best acting conservatories in the world (according to some very "important" industry lists). However, these world-class institutions may not be all they're cracked up to be! In this episode they discuss various topics related to the pros and cons of choosing a conservatory over a liberal arts program, including some me…
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The most searched for word of 2023 was "authenticity" and it makes sense. The boys talk about this elusive yet loaded topic and how the connotations around it can often hinder and stunt an actor's business. It's a spicy episode, full of hot takes, disagreements and stimulating (sexy) conversation “CREATIVE RISK”, is a new podcast hosted by actors J…
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It's Oscar time! And although no one watches this strange and bloated event anymore we thought it'd be fun to give our take on what we believe should win and what we believe will win. You're gonna wanna watch somewhere cool because there are A LOT of hot takes in this one: from the boys take on Kengate, the overhype of Lily Gladstone and the proble…
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Dive deep with the boys in this thought-provoking episode. As the traditional Hollywood landscape devolves into a hellscape, they advocate for fixating not on your headshots or mediocre representation, but of a direct connection with your fanbase. In addition to dissecting this very powerful asset, they contemplate the prospect of homeownership wit…
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It's tax time, b**ches! We're not gonna say that "It doesn't have to be complicated," because IT IS. Especially for us actors and artists. THat's why we have our dear friend, actor and tax preparer, Farrell Parker on the show of Artist Tax Prep to get down and dirty with it and most importantly make it accessible and understandable for you. We'll b…
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In this latest episode, the boys have on casting director Amanda Lenker-Doyle (Black-ish, Fuller House) who is *also* a producer and metalsmith. She has a unique perspective and gets real about the current state of the industry—from the highs and lows of her own career, to the rarely spoken of lack of job security casting is facing as well as what …
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In the final episode of 2023, Joshua and Mike delve into where an actor’s journey really needs to begin: goal setting. Surprisingly, many actors neglect setting goals for the future so the boys passionately make the case for the significance of goal-setting and share insights on how to make 2024 the year you elevate your creative business. More spe…
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HO HO HO! In this special holiday episode Mike and Joshua get out of the transactional nature of networking and discuss the value of "community cultivation." We all know the importance of relationships and yet cultivating those relationships can still feel elusive at times (maybe a bit slimy?) However, the holidays are one of the best and most effe…
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We’re thrilled to welcome our first guest to the show, the incredible multi-hyphenate, Actor / Writer Nick Blaemire. A dynamic example of a true creative entrepreneur, Joshua and Mike honestly only scratch the surface of Nick’s already prolific career including the notorious musical (Glory Days) he penned at 18 which opened and closed on Broadway i…
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Oh, the fragile egos of actors. They help us and sometimes they hurt us! In this episode, two standalone mighty egos unto themselves explore confidence, insecurities and everything in-between all the while breaking down Mike’s late night post-show sweaty ice cream ritual and Joshua’s semi-psychopathic tendencies. From audition faux pas to dealing w…
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Don’t let someone tell you when you’re allowed to be creative. Seriously. Actors know that making their own work is the way of the future, however, for those who still hold on to the idea of being 'interpretive artists only,' this episode is a must-listen. You’ll wake up with the boys (they literally recorded this at 9 AM on a Sunday), hear about J…
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Buckle up for this wild episode all about “type” and what bullish*t it is. Mike and Joshua break down this controversial topic but don't worry, they'll plead for your forgiveness every step of the way (seriously, please don't cancel them). In addition to literally fending off Joshua's closeted neighbor during the time of recording, the boys get int…
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“Money makes the world go ‘round, the world ‘round, the world go ‘round” (a la Joel Grey). In this episode of Creative Risk, Mike and Joshua talk through a key factor that often takes actors out of the game: MONEY (or the lack thereof). Whether it’s picking up the tab for the $52 lunch with your manager or buying a house and supporting a family, it…
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Hollywood studio heads and titans of industry Bob Iger and David Zaslav join this episode of “Creative Risk". WE ARE NOT WORTHY! Once those asshats leave, Mike and Joshua break down the fumbles made throughout this strike...on both sides (don't @ us, we are NOT ant-union!) and dispel the bulls**t notion that there is nothing actors can be doing dur…
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Yoooo! It’s our debut episode! A year in the making and we finally did it. In this episode, workaday actors Mike Labbadia and Joshua Morgan break down the dual nature of the working actor's most crucial asset and worst enemy: their mindset. Analyzing their fat faces and rehashing that time Joshua had a warrant out for his arrest are all part of Epi…
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Scott Ryan reads his statement about The Red Room Ceasing to exist on December 31st. Download what you can before then, as the Podcast ends. Follow Scott @ScottLuckstory and Josh @joshuaMinton and subscribe to TuckerDSPress.com for more info about Scott Ryan's writing and Twin Peaks books.By Scott Ryan and Joshua Minton
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Author Matt Howe has written the first book ever about Barbra Streisand's 60 year recording career. The new book is published by FMP. Scott Ryaninterviews Matt Howe and Richard Jay-Alexander, who directs her concerts and helped produce Miss Saigon, Phantom, and many other shows. Order the Barbra book at TuckerDSPress.com…
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Scott Ryan interviews someone who has NEVER been interviewed before. They are someone in David Lynch's Fire Walk With Me. This is a first. Don't spoil it for everyone else. Listen and enjoy to the only interview ever with someone from the Twin Peaks world. You can buy Scott's FWWM book at bluerosemag.com for more David Lynch coverage.…
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Scott Ryan (Sondheim Review, Last Days of Letterman) and Matt Zoller Seitz (Roger Ebert.com) talk about the passing of Broadway legend Stephen Sondheim. They share stories of meeting him (Kinda), talk about Company, Sweeney and Assassins and how Sondheim has influenced their writing. ScottRyanProductions.com…
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