
<p>Part two of our chat with Aral Gribble delves further into his dual career as both an accomplished actor and an educator in the performing arts. We explore the motivations that led him to embrace teaching alongside...


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You don’t need a ticket to join us in the front row, or a pass to sneak backstage! Media enthusiast and podcast host, Greg Trimmer takes listeners on an episodic adventure, talking with actors, musicians, and creators from the vibrant media world. Go behind the scenes and learn about the intricate equipment, techniques, and evolving technologies that shape the entertainment we consume. Discover how each player plays their part in bringing an artistic vision to life. Find out how media professionals—whether on set or in the editing suite—collaborate to bring artistic visions to life.
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Front Row, Backstage is hosted by LCC Connect. The show has published 16 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Actor, Student, Teacher, and Troll: Aral Gribble, Pt. 2" (20 May 2025, 23 minutes), "Actor, Student, Teacher, and Troll: Aral Gribble, Pt. 1" (13 May 2025, 27 minutes), and "Gospel Harmony: Jonathan and Blair Crutcher's Musical Mission" (6 May 2025, 28 minutes).
Front Row, Backstage publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 26 minutes across 16 episodes.
Booking probability for Front Row, Backstage is 17%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Front Row, Backstage requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Front Row, Backstage's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Front Row, Backstage are Artists, Writers & Performers and Film & Video. Front Row, Backstage has an arts audience.
LCC Connect hosts Front Row, Backstage, an arts podcast with 16 episodes published.
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<p>Part two of our chat with Aral Gribble delves further into his dual career as both an accomplished actor and an educator in the performing arts. We explore the motivations that led him to embrace teaching alongside...

<p>Aral Gribble, a distinguished actor and teaching artist with over 25 years of experience, joins us to illuminate the intricacies of the performing arts. We delve into his extensive background, including his time at...

<p>This podcast episode features the esteemed independent gospel artist Jonathan Crutcher alongside his wife, Blair Crutcher. They delve into Jonathan's profound journey in gospel music, beginning at an early age and...

<p>In this episode, we dive into the compelling journey of DJ Ganja Girl, an emerging force in the electronic dance music (EDM) scene. She shares her unique experiences and the challenges faced as a woman in a...

<p>Cloverbeard and Crew, a dynamic trio from central Michigan, blend traditional Irish melodies with contemporary music, captivating audiences at Renaissance fairs and pubs alike. In this episode, we delve into the...

<p>This episode features an enlightening discussion with Steve Simonson, an audio engineer and educator whose extensive career traverses multiple facets of the audio production realm. At the outset, we delve into...

<p>In this episode, Greg connects with three remarkable cast members of "Puffs", Olivia Challa, Jonathan Riley, and Caleb Tracy. They share their unique experiences and challenges in bringing their respective roles to...

<p>Part 2 of the FRB "Puffs" series features an insightful discussion with two exceptionally talented performers, Kenneth Wilson and Jacob Maurer, who shed light on the intricacies of portraying multifaceted characters...

<p>This episode delves into the enchanting and humorous universe of "Puffs," a play presented by Lansing Community College Performing Arts that takes place within a magical academic setting. We chat with three talented...

<p>Greg invites LCC Connect General Manager, Daedalian Lowry onto this episode of Front Row, Backstage to discuss the profound influence and significance of local radio in nurturing community identity and culture. With...

<p>This episode features an in-depth dialogue with Matt, the lead singer of the band Plethora, a Michigan band known for their electrifying performances that seamlessly blend various musical genres. We delve into the...

<p>Caleb Eubanks, a self-taught multi-instrumentalist and songwriter, has made remarkable strides in the music industry over a mere five years. His distinctive blend of folk, rock, and indie genres results in a sound...

<p>Today, we delve into the captivating realm of "Crime and Punishment," a psychological drama set to premiere at Lansing Community College. The production, inspired by Dostoevsky's esteemed novel, invites a nuanced...

<p>This podcast episode delves into the life and artistry of Cruz Villarreal, a poet whose evocative works resonate deeply with themes of social justice and personal experience. Cruz's journey into poetry commenced at...

<p>The Druid Drummer, a singular musical entity hailing from Kalamazoo, Michigan, captivates audiences with his innovative and primal soundscapes that transcend conventional music. In this episode, we delve into the...

<p>Greg Trimmer hosts a dynamic discussion with LCC theater students Shane Curtis and Liam Hamilton, who share their experiences and insights from their journey in the theater program. The episode highlights their...
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