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Hosted by Gideon Caro McDonald · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 24 episodes
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Philly Phone Book: a Podcast Artchive is an ever growing collection of Philadelphia’s local artists and creatives, highlighting the city’s thriving community. Hosted by Gideon Caro McDonald, he sits down with a Philly based artist and interviews them about their specialty, relationship to the city, and upcoming projects. This is a love letter to his city and friends, wishing to create a hub for collaboration and opportunity. Episodes are posted bi-weekly! - Editor: Fern Morehouse - Cover/Logo Artist: Ella Carter - Theme Music: Valerie Barry
Gideon Caro McDonald hosts Philly Phone Book: a Podcast Artchive, a arts show with 24 episodes published.
Our Guest this week is Gabi Swain! (she/her) Gabi is an improviser, comedian, and producer originally from Michigan, now based in Philadelphia! Having hopped from place to place, Gabi eventually stumbled into local impro
Our Guest this week is Hadley Precht! (she/her) Hadley is an illustrator and designer from York County, PA, now based in the city of Philadelphia! Inspired by cartoons and children's book illustrations, Hadley picked up
Our guest this week is Gabe Moses! (he/they) Gabe is an actor and director from upper PA, Pennsylvania, now based in the city of Philadelphia! Gabe is the product of a single mother, and first of his family to pursue the
Our guest this week is Toby Thomas McDonald! (he/him) Toby is a musician, filmmaker and writer from Philadelphia, as well as my younger brother! As a current student of the Philadelphia High School for Creative and Perfo
Our guest this week is Tyler Rocio Ecoña! (they/she) She is a playwright, dramaturg and actor originally from Woodbridge, Virginia, now based in Philly! A graduate of The University of the Arts, Tyler works to steward re
Our guest this week is Rekha Shankar (she/her) She is a comedian, writer, actor and filmmaker originally from Philadelphia, now based in Los Angeles, California! Knowing that she wanted to make people laugh, Rekha forged
Our guest this week is Michael Jahlil (he/they) They are an actor, singer and writer originally from Chester, PA, now based in Philadelphia! Following in the footsteps of acting giants and a Juilliard college commercial,
Our guest this week is August Hakvaag (they/them) They are a butch theatre artist, primarily a playwright and actor, from Manhattan, NY and currently based in Philadelphia! Having grown up in a small yet supportive subur
Our guest this week is John Faye! (he/him) He is a career musician, originally from Newark, Delaware, that has been performing and teaching in the Philly music scene for the last 30 years. Having some time as a signed mu
Our guest this week is McKayla / MK Prophett! (they/she) They are a theater director, actor and teaching artist originally from Brunswick, Maine, now based in Philly! Having started performing alongside their mother and
Our guest this week is Nate Miles-McLean! (he/they) He is an actor, dancer and avid stage combatant originally from Washington D.C., now based in Philly! Growing up with a rigorous approach to the performing arts, Nate h
Our guest this week is Zoe Hollander! (she/her) She is an actor, educator and improviser originally from Minneapolis, Minnesota, now based in Philly! Being shaped at an early age by children's theater both on and off sta
Our guest this week is Alx Leyton! (they/them) They are a multimedia illustrator originally from Delaware, now based in Philadelphia! Growing up steeped in all forms of art thanks to their beloved grandmother, Alx settle
Our guest this week is Kat Caro! (she/her) She is a production designer & multimedia artist who's been part of the Philadelphia art community for over 20 years! She's also my mother! :) Having a passion for visual arts a
Our guest this week is Julian Perez! (any) He is an actor from Miami, Florida now based in Philadelphia. With a passion for telling stories at a young age, Julian pursued his dream of being an actor by attending The Univ
Our guest this week is Emmet Rigg (he/him) He is a musician and songwriter born and raised in South Philadelphia! Having grown up listening to the music of the 60s and 70s, Emmet took that sound and paved a path for hims
Our guest this week is BRYANT (they/them) BRYANT (they/them/all) is an actor, musician, writer & choreographer born and raised in North Philly! Growing up surrounded by a talented family, celebrating music at church, and
Our guest this week is Carl Bright-Walck (he/him) He is an actor and musician from Annville, PA now based in Philadelphia. Having studied the violin for over 16 years, received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting from (the
Our guest this week is Ella Carter! (she/her) She is an illustrator and game designer from Ambler, PA now based in Philadelphia. Ella began her journey at University of the Arts, and is now finishing her degree at Moore
Our guest this week is Valerie Barry! (she/her) She is an electronic musician, vocalist and producer from Delaware County, PA now based in Philadelphia. Having been set on being a performer since she was young, Valerie f
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Philly Phone Book: a Podcast Artchive is hosted by Gideon Caro McDonald. The show is categorised under arts (society) and has published 24 episodes.
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