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"Relate w/ Patrick McAndrew" dissects the most important aspect of our lives that create fulfillment and meaning in the age of technology: deep, meaningful, human relationships. We create a sustainably happy life through the relationships we invest in and the memories we build together for years and years to come. Patrick McAndrew, a professional actor and tech philosopher, hosts this captivating podcast, interviewing top experts in tech, entertainment, and business, gathering their takes on ...
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Actorcast

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Actorcast is the podcast that broadcasts the work, advice, and insight of actors, writers, directors, producers, and other industry experts in show business. From Q&As, to interviews and showcases, Actorcast is the go-to resource for beginners and pros alike who are looking to carve their path in the entertainment industry by learning from those who've made their mark from Hollywood to Broadway. Visit us on our website at actorcast.fm and on Instagram @actorcast.fm
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Welcome to the American Wealth Project where we provide timely and relevant financial education that matters to our community. A place where we will also highlight community members who are experts in their field and provide incredible service to others. These are community members who are accessible, provide outstanding value, and have results. The project is growing our wealth and growing ourselves; the project never ends. Chick back in as we update and improve the project.
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Do you daydream about dropping everything and opening a restaurant? Have you always wondered what it would be like to start your own line of condiments? So many trailblazers in the food world actually started their careers in entirely different fields. How did these folks decide to hit the brakes, start over, and become inspiring the chefs, entrepreneurs, farmers and activists they are today? Hear their stories and learn how you too can fulfill your food dreams. Join cohosts Vallery Lomas an ...
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We're excited to sit down with Kerri Poe, the newly appointed President of NSSTA. Kerri shares her experiences from her first month in office, her vision for the organization, and the innovative initiatives she has planned for the future. We'll discuss her strategic goals, including enhancing member engagement through regional forums and advocating…
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In this episode, we have the pleasure of speaking with Patrick McAndrew, a renowned speaker and consultant known for his deep insights into productivity and focus. Patrick shares his unique perspective on the productivity paradox in our hyper-connected world in this episode. He explains how the tools designed to enhance efficiency often lead to dis…
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Paralympian Steve Emt shares his remarkable journey from a devastating crash to becoming a celebrated athlete and motivational speaker in this inspiring episode. He offers valuable insights on resilience, transformation, and his six-step action plan to reclaim one's life while encouraging structured settlement consultants to expand their impact. Li…
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This marks the 100th and FINAL episode of Actorcast! It has been an incredible journey and I can't thank you enough for joining me for the ride. In this final episode, I reflect on creating this series, the guests we had on the show, and the conversations had. I discovered that there was a through-line within most of the conversations we had in the…
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For episode 099 of Actorcast, we are joined by Olivier award-winning actress, Fiona Shaw! I had such a wonderful time speaking with Fiona. I had taken a master class with her several years ago, and ever since then I've been fascinated with her perspective on acting. We discuss what acting means to her, how actors get in their own way, how the enter…
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Eric Vaughn, Executive Director of the National Structured Trade Association provides a comprehensive review of the National Structured Settlements Trade Association's (NSSTA) activities and achievements over the past year. Key highlights include: Response to IRS GLAM Engagement with IRS Legal Actions Partnerships and Advocacy Judicial Education an…
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For episode 098 of Actorcast, we are joined by Domenick Scudera! I credit Domenick with introducing me to the world of acting, as he cast me in my first production that I was ever involved with. From there, I worked on a handful of other productions with him, he taught many of my theater classes, and he was my advisor in undergrad. In this episode,…
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For episode 097 of Actorcast, we are joined by my good friend, Federico Mallet! Federico and I met doing playback theater together, and I've always been drawn to his approach to artistry and his contagious attitude. In this episode, we talk about what inspired Federico to move to New York City from his birthplace of Mexico, what it's like living an…
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For this episode of Actorcast, we are joined by Ashlee Mundy! Ashlee has had an extensive career as an actor, writer, and producer, and has also established herself as a sought-after web designer for actors. In this episode, we talk about how she got into web design, why marketing for actors is so important, and what actors could do for their websi…
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For episode 095 of Actorcast, we talk about the importance of having a substantial reason (or reasons) for being an actor. It's a tough industry, as you all know, so it's important for us to have a reason pursuing this craft that grounds us in the artistry. While the allure of fame and glory is tempting, it's not substantial. Rather, we should list…
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For episode 094 of Actorcast we are joined by Omar Sangare. Omar is the Founder and Artistic Director of the United Solo Theatre Festival, the largest solo theatre festival in the world! I had the opportunity to work with the "King of Solo Theatre" himself and learned a lot about the processes involved with running a successful theatre organization…
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Entertainment Lawyer, Joshua Lastine, joins me for episode 093 of Actorcast! Many actors don't consider the importance of having a good lawyer at their side when negotiating contracts, which is a big reason why I wanted to have Joshua on the show. We talk about what an entertainment lawyer does, when and how actors should look for legal representat…
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Kaisha Huguley joins us for episode 092 of Actorcast! I had a wonderful time speaking with Kaisha. I learned about her work after taking a workshop with her on how to develop your social media as an actor and I decided that I had to have her on the show for you all to listen to and enjoy. In this episode, we talk about Kaisha's journey into the wid…
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This latest "Settle Smart" tm podcast explores AI's evolving role in personal injury law. Edwin Hong from Hong Law Office and Raymond Mieszaniec, EvenUP underscore the benefits of AI integration while emphasizing the need for ethical considerations and human oversight. The future promises exciting possibilities for AI in the legal field, ultimately…
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For episode 091 of Actorcast, we are joined by James Brill! Jim is an acting teacher who teaches the Meisner Technique at The Neighborhood Playhouse. I had the opportunity to study with Jim this past summer and it was an incredible experience. In this episode, we talk about Jim's experience studying with Sanford Meisner himself, what the Meisner Te…
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This Settle Smart episode explores artificial intelligence and its transformative potential in the legal industry. Join us as we chat with Beth, a cutting-edge AI avatar who reveals how AI is streamlining processes and enhancing the roles of legal professionals, insurance experts, and structured settlement consultants. From real-time transaction an…
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For episode 090 of Actorcast, we are joined by Randy Mulder. I've had the opportunity to train and work with Randy and I thought it essential to have him on the show to talk about playback theatre. He talk about what playback theatre is, why it's so great for community building, and how actors can benefit from awareness about playback. You can lear…
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In this episode of Actorcast, we are discussing Applied Acting! More commonly known as Applied Theatre/Improv, Applied Acting is a wonderful career path for actors who can teach others from other industries their craft and how it applies to their work specifically. We talk about some of the skills that are easily transferrable from acting to other …
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For episode 088 of Actorcast, we talk about social media. I know I have a love/hate relationship with social media and it's important, as actors, that we find a way to use it that works best for us. In this episode, we talk about different ways to create content, why you must enjoy the process, and what to do if you are not feeling compelled to mak…
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For episode 087 of Actorcast we are joined by my friend, actor and singer, Luisa Tascone! Luisa is such a wonderful person. I had the opportunity to meet her through my time at the Neighborhood Playhouse and was excited to have her on the show to share her story of training and working in the industry. We talk about what inspired her to pursue this…
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In this episode of the National Structured Settlements Trade Association Podcast, host Chris Chan welcomes special guest Matthew J. Meltzer, an experienced business corporate tax law attorney, to discuss the IRS Generic Legal Advice Memorandum (GLAM) issued in December 2022 and its potential implications for attorney fee structures in the structure…
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For episode 086 of Actorcast and the season 5 premiere, we are joined by Todd Susman. I had the opportunity to train with Todd Susman at the Neighborhood Playhouse and he is just a wealth of knowledge when it comes to acting and the entertainment industry. In our conversation we discuss everything from preparation, auditioning, decision making, imp…
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For episode 085 of Actorcast, and our final episode of the Minisode Series, we talk about the importance of trusting yourself as an actor. There are so many unknowns in this industry and so much that is out of our control. Because of this, it is crucial that we maintain perspective on things, that we enjoy the process, and focus on becoming the bes…
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For this episode of Actorcast, we are talking about the importance of simplifying your acting. As actors, it is often tempting to over complicate things. We need to do all of the research, analyze every last detail of our character, and dissect every one of our lines. But this often leads to us loosing focus and forgetting what really matters: bein…
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For episode 083 of Actorcast, we talk about ten great books for actors. There are so many great books out there that it was hard to narrow it down to ten (and I, in fact, include two honorable mentions, so it's actually twelve books). We give a brief overview of each book and why you need to go out and get them. Follow my work at https://patrick-mc…
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Doing background work as an actor is an excellent way to learn about how a professional TV or film set operates. In episode 082 of Actorcast, as part of our Minisode Series, we are talking all things background work. We talk about the benefits of doing it, what to get out of it, and what it's not. Follow my work at https://patrick-mcandrew.com.…
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For episode 081 of Actorcast, we talk about the different ways that you can find an agent or manager. It is often a confusing pursuit, but we discuss three main ways that you can at least begin the conversation with them: cold submissions, referrals, and having them see your work. Follow my work at https://patrick-mcandrew.com.…
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In this episode of Actorcast, we talk about how the audience isn't stupid. It's so tempting for actors to feel like they have to explain what's going on in the story through their character. Sometimes actors worry that the audience will be completely lost otherwise. While there are plays and movies that can be confusing at times, most of the time t…
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For episode 079 of the Actorcast, we do a deep dive into auditioning. It is so important that we have the right perspective when we go in to audition for a project. In this episode, we discuss why we must see our auditions as performances and why we should allow our work to speak for itself when making connections in the industry. Follow my work at…
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In this minisode episode of Actorcast, we are talking about the importance of letting the text do the work. It's all too common for actors to feel like they have to explain the text and what is going on in their performances. Through over-the-top embellishments or large facial expressions, actors trap themselves when they don't trust the text. Rath…
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There are a lot of opinions out there regarding the best way for actors to memorize their lines. In this episode of Actorcast, I chat about what has worked for me in the past, why I believe it to be one of the best ways to memorize, and why every actor must find their own process for doing so. Follow my work at https://patrick-mcandrew.com.…
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For people beginning their acting journey, it can often feel overwhelming deciding where to start when it comes to choosing an acting class. In this episode of Actorcast, we discuss a couple of options to get you started and why these particular classes could be a great start to your acting journey. Follow my work at https://patrick-mcandrew.com.…
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For episode 074 of Actorcast, we are talking casting websites! It is essential for actors to submit themselves for projects, especially when they are first starting out. We discuss Actors Access, Casting Networks, Backstage, and other websites that actors should be checking out. Follow my work at https://patrick-mcandrew.com.…
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In episode 072 of Actorcast we are discussing the three essential materials that actors need in their arsenal: the headshot, the resume, and the demo reel. We discuss how important each one is, what is to be included within each, and why they are so crucial for all actors to have. Follow my work at https://patrick-mcandrew.com.…
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For episode 072 of Actorcast, we are discussing things to consider before pursuing acting professionally. The decision to be an actor is certainly not a light one, and in this episode we dissect some of the important things to think about before making that leap. We chat about having a life outside of acting, developing valuable skills, as well as …
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Kicking off our minisode series is episode 071, which covers the all-too-well-known question, "So do I want to be an actor?" In this episode, we discuss how to determine if acting is something you want to do professionally, as a hobby, or just something you tried once. We talk about the importance of taking classes, getting involved in community an…
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For the season 4 finale of Actorcast, we are joined by Christopher Barrett! After years of working as a performer, talent agent, and running his own talent agency, Chris shares his wealth of wisdom for us in this episode. We discuss his career as a performer, the natural transition to working as an agent, and the opportunities available for actors …
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Are you curious about the hidden potential of structured settlements beyond the world of injury claims? In each episode, we bring you the latest insights from legal experts and seasoned settlement consultants, exploring the diverse applications of structured settlements. Today, our episode is where we dive into the intriguing world of employment di…
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Michael Tow joins us for episode 069 of Actorcast, and you do not want to miss this one! We discuss Michael's love and passion for the craft of acting, one he had ever since he was young. After pursuing a career as a financial planner, Michael decided to pursue acting one small step at a time, which has led to an impressive career of credits. We ta…
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Actress Emily Berry joined us for episode 068 of the Actorcast and she did not disappoint! In this episode, we talk about Emily's journey as an actress, her process in discovering and rediscovering her type, and what actors should avoid doing in their professional lives as actors. We also discuss the importance of self-care in the industry and how …
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In this episode, we have Betty Gregware, a wealth of knowledge in the structured settlement industry, as our guest. We'll discuss the industry's evolving changes and the upcoming NSSTA's Structures 101 - 202 program in Las Vegas 2023. Betty discusses the importance of the Plaintiff & Defense working together., knowing costs, new products on the hor…
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For episode 067 of Actorcast, we are joined by my good friend Roger Lee! Roger is the Founder and Managing Director of Roger Lee Arts and he has been such a valuable resource for me in my artistic career. We discuss his beginnings as a dancer and how he uses entrepreneurial skills to develop a sustainable dancing career for himself and his company.…
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For episode 066 of Actorcast, we chat with James Bundy, Dean at the Yale School of Drama (recently renamed the David Geffen School of Drama at Yale). I actually borrowed this episode from my previous podcast, Relate with Patrick McAndrew, because it was so chock full of wisdom for actors that I had to bring it over to Actorcast. We chat about commo…
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I was so excited to chat with Daniel Durston for episode 065 of Actorcast! We talk about his upcoming musical, 1996, which uses songs by Blink182 to tell a story rooted from Daniel's life experience. We talk about his background as a performer and musician, the years he has spent developing the show, and what's coming up around the pike. Daniel als…
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For episode 064 of Actorcast, I am joined by my good friend, Bobbi Block! I had the opportunity to work with Bobbi on a show called Playing Favorites a handful of years ago, and it was such a learnable experience for me as an actor. In this episode we discuss how Bobbi got into improvisation, and how she went on to develop her method of "Actors Imp…
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For episode 063 of Actorcast, we are joined by George Armistead, the CEO and Founder of a new casting website called ReelCall. ReelCall is looking to change the landscape of professional entertainment websites, and I was excited to hear what George had to say about the company. We talk about what inspired George to get into the entertainment space,…
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Jim Calder and Devin Shacket join me for episode 062 of Actorcast, and they do not disappoint! In this episode, we dive deep into the craft of acting and the important things that actors should keep in mind (or out of their mind) when performing. We discuss why Jim and Devin became acting teachers, what makes a good actor, and the common struggles …
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Check out Allison’s page and contact her to set up your coaching call here. Patrick: Welcome back to another episode of The American Wealth Project. My name is Patrick McAndrew, and I'm excited to be here and bring you today's guest. One of the main reasons why we developed this resource is we wanted to bring people who are accessible, phenomenal, …
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For the season 4 premiere of Actorcast we are joined by actor, producer, and stuntman, Douglas Vermeeren! Douglas has made a name for himself in the entertainment industry working in a variety of different facets and he does not hesitate to share what it takes to work in show business. We talk about his process in doing stunt work, his experiences …
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