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Now, Back To Me! with Denice Bourbon Now, Back To Me! with Denice Bourbon
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“But you seem so confident!!?” Every performer experiences moments of feeling insecure, or even terrified. Even people who look like the stage is their favourite place on earth. Denice Bourbon packs a bottle of her guest’s favourite drink, and visits them in their homes. They sit down to talk about fears, failures and how to deal with them. And of course, Denice always finds a way to get the conversation back to her! In this podcast the norm is queer, the feminism intersectional and the jokes are punching up.
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CIAO! - with Philipp Bevanda
It all began on a pre-corona spring evening where Denice went through yet another post-performance panic, hyperventilating between the sips of French rosé.
"How do other people do this?? Am I the only one rolling around in this mud of self-doubt and imposter syndrome? Will this ever end??"
27 months and 30 Podcasts later Philipp the Producer and the Queen of unnecessary agony sat down with a bottle of pink sparkling wine and did some nostalgia reminiscing on this beautiful journey they've been on together since early 2019. Because they've reached the end, dear friends. Through all the inspirational conversations with all these amazing people, Denice is pretty much cured from all those fears and insecurities that are such classic symptoms of how f****d up patriarchy and capitalism is.
It's been a great ride. Thank you all ❤ -
To Say It Phrasely – with Anne Wieben
It‘s not everyday that a wannabe diva like Denice Bourbon gets to sit down with a real life bonafide opera singer. And when you are being Divas together you have to drink bubbles, even if it has started to become an old choice of drink for this podcast. Find out how a member of the cool quartet with the kickin‘ name of „Strolling Strings“ in Bismarck, North Dakota found her way to the stages of Vienna and how it happened that her voice found her when she didn‘t even know she was looking for it. Between all the sweet and hilarioius anecdotes Denice learned a lot of new things about opera and how it‘s not as far away from punk rock as one might think. And now you will too!