The Sweet Madness Podcast Amanda Montoni

Freedom. It's what we all want. How do we get it?
In the season 1 finale of The Sweet Madness Podcast, psychology counselor, Pre-Law, and world student, Nick Montoni sums up what life is all about: the balance of Change vs. Familiarity. In other words, Sweet Madness.
Through his knowledge of psychology, philosophy, and law, Nick shows us how we can get to a balancing sweet spot and achieve freedom: through the power of learning. After all, the World is our classroom.
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Putting parts of ourselves into boxes is a thing of the past. In this episode, the CEO - excuse me, Head Penguin - of Red Penguin Books and Red Penguin Web Solutions bestows some beautiful advice upon us.

Stephanie Larkin is a fellow multi-passionate, multi-faceted human. She has worn hats with the titles of Musician, Entrepreneur, Performer, Mom, Podcast host, and more.

The road never stopped for Stephanie and in this episode, she tells us how to embrace our multi-faceted authentic selves without putting pieces of ourselves in boxes. Believe it or not, this works especially for your business ventures and brand.

"Raise the bar!" she tells us. It is super important to think of ourselves as a whole, to read the room, and to never give up on ourselves. For we've got us for life.

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To answer the title question: Besides being partially Italian, they have more in common than you think.

Join Theatre Performer, Tara Mangione, as she discusses the importance of Vulnerability with a capital "V" in a cut-throat business.

In this episode, Tara gives a play-by-play of her college audition experiences and what made her ultimately choose Molloy/Cap 21 for her college program.

Tara also gives us a run-down of some of her college experiences in the program, and how theatre has helped shaped her into the socially and emotionally aware person she is today (and continues to).

There's a lot of work to being a person, and it can feel overwhelming. Dive into this episode to hear 2 best friends chat about how theatre is not only applicable to performers but to all (including you).

You'll hear how theatre fundamentals can help you make your life one that is fulfilling, easier, and most importantly, yours.

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To check out the episode that focuses on Perfection, feel free to hit the play button on "The Pressure to be Perfect (and the secret to taking the pressure off).

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What’s more important than a sense of belonging? What’s more important than community? We can think of a few things, but this world survives on community.

In this episode, Amanda speaks with 2 of the founders of Random Thursdays Radio Theatre - Actor/Director/Playwright Dany Stravino and Playwright Peter M. Carrozzo. 

Dany and Peter speak of their writing practices and the very thing that keeps the theatre alive: community. Without it, where would they be? 

Hear how they created something different than their usual theatre experience and what kept them going in times of uncertainty. 

You can check out the Random Thursdays Radio Theatre podcast anywhere you get you get your podcasts. Who doesn’t want to listen to new and random stories? 

Go to https://randomthursdays.com to learn more about their original plays, cast members, and their company. 

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Are you single? Hating the dating world right now? Us too.

The dating world has changed rapidly over the last few years. Apps and chances to connect are abound, and yet the single struggle feels stronger than ever.

Listen in on a conversation with Professional Actor, Julio Ulloa Jr., and Amanda to hear how their experiences in the single world taught them some very valuable lessons.

To listen to Amanda's giddy love playlist, click on this link: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4jGM5DEv7R7xA7v2riNlxu

Love lives are full of sweet madness, friends. To subscribe to The Sweet Madness Newsletter with weekly encouragements, visit https://www.amandamontoni.com/

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Why the heck do we feel alone when we are surrounded by people? 

It's not that we're alone. It's that we are lonely. 

In this episode, Amanda talks about her experiences and what she has done to combat loneliness.

If you’re feeling lonely, give this episode a listen. You may find the answers you’ve been looking for. 

Read her lonely poems in her poetry collection Trains, New York, and the Love (or lack thereof) That Goes Along With Them here: https://a.co/d/iLttCwj 

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Sweet things are always happening in the madness.