1 hr 6 min
S1 E7 - Cool Side Hustles are STILL Important w/ Guests Kathleen Choe and Jessica Giannone STILL...?!
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- Performing Arts
Synopsis:
Cori Hundt and Danielle Joy are joined by actors Kathleen Choe & Jessica Giannone to discuss their very cool side hustles, why side hustles are important as an artist, and how they can help enhance the art you create.
Hosts: Cori Hundt & Danielle Joy
Guests: Kathleen Choe & Jessica Giannone
Producers: Cori Hundt & Danielle Joy
Editor: Rafe Terrizzi
Original Music: Rafe Terrizzi
Production Company: Via Brooklyn Theatre Co.
Where to find us:
Instagram:
@stillthepodcast
@corihundt
@pictureit_sicily
@katchoe
@jessicalgiannone
X:
@stillthepodcast
@corihundt
@daniellespell
Website:
"STILL...?!" The Podcast
Link to “Spill” Articles Discussed in Season 1 Episode 7:
New York Times
Travis Diehl
March 8, 2023
“Why Is a Day Job Seen as the Mark of an Artist’s Failure?”
Notes on this Episode:
In this podcast we use the term “female-identifying”, however, sometimes we do just say the word “women”, by which we mean it inclusively as anyone who identifies as female. We will continue to do our best throughout this podcast series to use the proper terminology and educate ourselves as preferred syntax continues to evolve.
Please note guests' opinions are their own and do not necessarily reflect that of Via Brooklyn and "Still...?!” The Podcast.
This episode of “Still…?!” The Podcast, “Cool Side Hustles are Still Important,” was recorded on July 15, 2023, after the SAG-AFTRA strike of 2023 went into effect, and therefore some edits to the original recording were made in order to be in line with strike rules regarding promotion of work.
You can find more information on the SAG-AFTRA strike here.
You can donate to the Entertainment Community Fund to help workers affected by the ongoing strikes here.
Thank you for listening!
Please consider subscribing to Via Brooklyn’s Patreon for exclusive behind the scenes content and to support future episodes.
For more digital content from Via Brooklyn, be sure to check out the Iron Anthology on major podcasting platforms.
Synopsis:
Cori Hundt and Danielle Joy are joined by actors Kathleen Choe & Jessica Giannone to discuss their very cool side hustles, why side hustles are important as an artist, and how they can help enhance the art you create.
Hosts: Cori Hundt & Danielle Joy
Guests: Kathleen Choe & Jessica Giannone
Producers: Cori Hundt & Danielle Joy
Editor: Rafe Terrizzi
Original Music: Rafe Terrizzi
Production Company: Via Brooklyn Theatre Co.
Where to find us:
Instagram:
@stillthepodcast
@corihundt
@pictureit_sicily
@katchoe
@jessicalgiannone
X:
@stillthepodcast
@corihundt
@daniellespell
Website:
"STILL...?!" The Podcast
Link to “Spill” Articles Discussed in Season 1 Episode 7:
New York Times
Travis Diehl
March 8, 2023
“Why Is a Day Job Seen as the Mark of an Artist’s Failure?”
Notes on this Episode:
In this podcast we use the term “female-identifying”, however, sometimes we do just say the word “women”, by which we mean it inclusively as anyone who identifies as female. We will continue to do our best throughout this podcast series to use the proper terminology and educate ourselves as preferred syntax continues to evolve.
Please note guests' opinions are their own and do not necessarily reflect that of Via Brooklyn and "Still...?!” The Podcast.
This episode of “Still…?!” The Podcast, “Cool Side Hustles are Still Important,” was recorded on July 15, 2023, after the SAG-AFTRA strike of 2023 went into effect, and therefore some edits to the original recording were made in order to be in line with strike rules regarding promotion of work.
You can find more information on the SAG-AFTRA strike here.
You can donate to the Entertainment Community Fund to help workers affected by the ongoing strikes here.
Thank you for listening!
Please consider subscribing to Via Brooklyn’s Patreon for exclusive behind the scenes content and to support future episodes.
For more digital content from Via Brooklyn, be sure to check out the Iron Anthology on major podcasting platforms.
1 hr 6 min