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The Play That Changed My Life episode 15

David Girard and Han Van Sciver talk about Troy Foundry's May 2024 production of "In Camera" with host Patrick White (Harbinger Theatre).

The Play That Changed My Life episode 14

Host Patrick White (Harbinger Theatre) talks with David Quiñones Jr. (POV) and Nellson Jacobs-Moore ("Driving Miss Daisy") about their upcoming shows, and the challenge of tackling diversity in local theater.

The HOMES Podcast EPISODE 11

This week the guys interview Kadijiah Johnson about becoming a realtor and her path to success.

The Play That Changed My Life episode 13

Talking "The Humans" at Home Made Theater with Jocelyn Khoury, and Playhouse Stage Co.'s "Spring Awakening" with Nick Martiniano.

The HOMES Podcast episode10

We talk to the Capital Region real estate powerhouse Christine Serafini. She talks all things real estate.

Play That Changed My Life episode 12

Host Patrick White talks Swamp Lily Charity Hour, Harbinger Theatre's new season, and education with musician Gail Sparlin and actress/stage manager Lisa Bryk.

The HOMES Podcast EPISODE 9

We talk home inspections with Bruce Kellog who has been inspecting homes for close to 50 years. He is also the father of co-host David Kellog.

The Play That Changed My life ep.11

Host Patrick White speaks with actress Aaliyah Al-Fuhaid about her role in Harbinger Theatre's upcoming "In The Blood," and playwright/actor/director Karleen Hayden about Matinee Theater Players' Shorts and Sweets event. Other topics include: theater services for the hearing impaired, fighting censorship, and "the play that changed my life."

The Play That Changed My Life ep10

On this tenth episode, host Patrick White (Harbinger Theatre) talks to actors Constance Lopez ("A Shayna Maidel", The Two of Us Productions) and Ryan Palmer ("The Minutes").

The Play That Changed My Life ep.9

Host Patrick White (Harbinger Theatre) discusses acting, directing, and life-changing plays with Judi Merriam ("Lost in Yonkers," Sand Lake Center for the Arts) and Brian Sheldon ("The Minutes," Albany Civic Theater).