Maggie Bera chats with Bret Shuford about his transition from small-town Texas to the Big Apple, his journey to Broadway, survival jobs, and how he was inspired to create his own business, Broadway Life Coach!

NYC-based actress and Actor Aesthetic creator, Maggie Bera, dishes her 6 reasons why every actor should convert their personal Instagram account to a business profile.

NYC-based actress and creator of Actor Aesthetic Maggie Bera dishes everything you need to know about Instagram.

NYC-based actress and creator of Actor Aesthetic Maggie Bera answers all your questions about how actors can take advantage of Instagram.

Dr. Bill Crawford chats with host Maggie Bera about his philosophy, Life From The Top Of The Mind, and the hard science that can help artists deal with the overwhelming stress and anxiety caused by the COVID-19 outbreak.

In episode 78, Michael chats with host Maggie Bera about how professional auditions work in NYC, how actors can take advantage of social media, and how the COVID-19 crisis is changing the theatre industry as we know it.

In episode 77, host Maggie Bera chats with her grandpa, Bruce Richardson, about taking his grandkids to auditions in New York City, going on the road as a chaperone in the national tour of Little House on the Prairie with granddaughter Taylor Bera, and his own advice for parents supporting their kids in the theatre.

In episode 76, Bailey McCall chats about moving to NYC, getting an agent, the power of social media, and how COVID-19 has affected the national tour of Waitress.

In episode 75, Paloma Garcia-Lee chats about moving to NYC and making her Broadway debut at 17, swinging 19 roles at once, breaking into the film and television industry, and what truly brings her joy.

In episode 74, Carissa Fiorillo chats about touring, dating within the industry, moving to NYC, survival jobs, and the differences between working on the stage and on screen!

In episode 73, Amanda Paige Lewis about her health journey and passion for fitness, survival jobs, agents, auditioning in NYC, branding yourself through social media, and sobbing in the pasta aisle at Westside Market (LOL!).

In episode 72, Joomin Hwang of Broadway’s The Prom chats about performance visas for international actors, survival jobs and agents.

In episode 71, Meghan Nicole Ross chats about growing up as a dancer, breaking boundaries, recovering from illness, and owning her own business.

On episode 70, Ian Saunders reflects on his experience working in regional theatre, how he got his Equity card, touring the country with Bullets Over Broadway, auditions in New York City, and dishes his best advice for aspiring actors.

On episode 69, Becca Lee reflects on her emotional journey leading up to her Broadway debut, the phone call that changed her life, performing on the Tony Awards, and all the hard work that goes on behind the scenes when in between jobs.