12 episodes
Lights On! Mental Health Podcast T2the2nd for Wellbeing in Entertainment & Creative Arts
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5.0 • 7 Ratings
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In this podcast we talk about all things mental health in the entertainment industry. We will speak with professionals from both the mental health field and the entertainment and creative arts industries to help break the damn stigma and push forward essential conversations around mental well-being for those involved in artistic creation. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lomhpodcast/support
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Trauma Informed Care on Sets
In this episode Sara & Tyee have a conversation with Leslie Foster, a multidisciplinary artist, around wellbeing & care on sets, from a trauma informed lens.
Correction: Sidney Lumet asked Al Pacino to do another take of the lengthy phone scene right after the first take, which he says resulted in a brilliant and raw performance. (via The Sheila Variations)
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Scarcity Mindset
On this episode we focus on scarcity and abundance, what toes things mean, and how they affect us. We also take a moment to talk about Jim & Andy, the documentary brought up in our 1st episode, about Jim Carey working on a film about Any Kaufman, and what that looked like behind the scenes. At the end of this podcast we have a brief Industry related conversation about suicide and artists we've recently lost in this space. (52:17) Please stop there if you wish to avoid this discusssion If you or someone you know i is in crisis, please call or text 988
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The End of The Strike, & Our Wellbeing
We're back and we're switching up the format! Hosts Sara Sincell, & Irvina Kenarek join Tyee Tilghman as they discuss the joint WGA/SAG strike, and it's affect on our wellbeing, with guest Philly Wenderoth and Jessica Gardner. Sara Bozin producing!
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Episode 6, Part Two: Industry Demands, Safety and Intimacy Coordination and with Nina Domingue Glover
Note: This episode is SEVERELY overdue and a bit outdated (as we briefly discuss the potential IATSE strike in 2021).
On this episode, Nina and Shaina take a dive into talking more about safety on set and stage and break down some of the key components of intimacy coordination.
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Episode 7- Acting, Trauma a Debate about 13 Reasons Why with Tyee Tilghman
Your hosts Tyee and Shaina sit down on a Friday night for a chat. We talk about Tyee's journey to become an actor, trauma and how it is dealt with on sets and stages and a healthy debate about the show 13 Reasons Why. We also talk about racism in the industry and Tyee shares his top 3 favorite movies.
Tyee Tilghman is an actor, screenwriter, and director. He received an MFA in Acting from the American Conservatory Theatre, and a BFA in Drama from West Virginia University. He is also the co-host of this podcast, Lights On! Mental Health.
Select Film & TV credits: Party of Five (FreeFormTV), Baskets (FX), How to Get Away with Murder (ABC), I'm Dying Up Here (Showtime), American Nightmares (directed by Rusty Cundieff & Darin Scott), Criminal Minds (CBS), and The Young & The Restless (CBS).
Select Theatre credits: Salif in Our Very Own Carlin McCullough (dir. by Tyne Rafaeli at Geffen Playhouse), Reggie in Skeleton Crew ( dir. by Patricia McGregor at Studio Theater), Caesar in Gem of the Ocean (Marin Theater Company), and George Murchison in A Raisin in the Sun (dir. by Israel Hicks at Denver Center for the Performing Arts).
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Episode 6, Part One: - Cultural Memory Work, Motherhood and Healing through Storytelling with Nina Domingue Glover
This is part one of many conversations with Nina Domingue because we have SO much to talk about! Nina is an absolute treasure.
Nina is a New Orleans native who is currently based in Cleveland. She is a part of Cleveland Public Theater’s Premier Fellowship Cohort for the 2020-2021 season. Her solo show The Absolutely Amazing and True Adventures of Miss Joan Southgate has been included on The Kilroy’s List 2020. She was a Barbara Smith Playwright in Residence at Twelve Literary Arts and the Nord Family Foundation Playwriting Fellow and Catapult Artist at Cleveland Public Theatre during the 2019-2020 theatrical season. Her solo show Ya Mama! (dir: Nathan Henry) launched its tour at the Hollywood Fringe Festival and a run at Cleveland Public Theatre this past fall. Credits include: Paradise Blue (Justin Emeka, Karamu House), Revolt, She Said. Revolt, Again (Sarah E. Wansley, Dobama), Medea At 6 (Ensemble Theatre), It Hasn’t Always Been This Way by Ntozake Shange (Off Broadway, Diane McIntyre). Critics say that Nina is “...a young Anna Deavere Smith” and watching her is “like a master class in acting."
Look out for more episodes in with Nina the future!
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Customer Reviews
Compelling and informative
Really love the premise of this podcast and the work Shaina is doing to bring conversations about mental health to a wide audience. Hearing creative people talk about their experiences in the industry has been enlightening and powerful— sometimes making me laugh and sometimes making me cry. I look forward to each new episode and perspective!
A Study in Perspective
One of the things I like about this podcast is that it asks a lot of questions about how mental health functions within the industry. The piece that I find really inspiring, is that it is not saying it has all of the answers, but it is searching for artists from in front and behind the camera, and getting opinions on what they think would help. It’s good conversation, aimed at making the industry a safer space, and trying to find the right ways to provide that support. Keep the convo going!
Timely!
This is so important and timely. We need more of these conversations! Thank you!!