The BSB Podcast

The BSB Podcast is an official podcast of BSB Insider.

The BSB Podcast is a news podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 270 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts The BSB Podcast, a news show with 270 episodes published.

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  Episode #260

  Exclusive Interview: Michael Alan Herman and Briana O'Neal of Theatre Nova's 'Maestro'

  Oct 3, 202619 min

  Theater has a remarkable ability to transform the ordinary into something extraordinary, inviting audiences to see familiar experiences through an entirely new lens. At Theatre Nova, playwright Michael Alan Herman and director Briana O'Neal bring a new theatrical experience, Maestro, to the stage, inviting audiences to immerse themselves in a story that sparks curiosity, reflection, and conversation. Maestro turns a world of music and drama into a show that embraces the melodrama, striking a chord between a world long gone and the reality we live in now. As a venue known for championing adventurous, thought-provoking works, Theatre Nova provides a fitting home for a production that encourages audiences to look beyond the surface and engage with the ideas unfolding before them, making Maestro a match made in musical heaven. We recently spoke with Michael Alan Herman and Briana O'Neal about their time on this production and what audiences can expect when they attend Maestro at Theatre Nova! In this exclusive BSB Insider interview, Michael Alan Herman shares where the idea for this show came from (spoiler alert: it was heavily influenced by a date with his wife!) and how he turned it from a thought in his head into a script on the page. Director Briana O'Neal talks about how vivid the story on the page is and how easily it felt to develop Maestro for Theatre Nova's stage! With a show bigger than life, both Herman and O'Neal embrace it and push the boundaries to create a show that is as hysterical as it is fun! Find the video of this podcast on YouTube For more entertainment coverage, visit BSB Insider Follow us on social media @bsb.insider or check out our Linktree !

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  Episode #256

  Exclusive Interview: Scott Schoenberger of Glenlore Trails 'CarnEvil2'

  Oct 2, 202620 min

  'Tis the season for thrills and chills; however, those looking for some Halloween fun without the scares need look no further than Glenloe Trails' CarnEvil 2! This experience turns a simple walk through the woods into a full-blown, family-friendly descent into the macabre. With a trail that has more treats than tricks, elaborate lighting, some fun interactive features, and plenty of surprises lurking around every corner, CarnEvil 2 takes the concept of a Halloween attraction and makes it far more immersive. This is a world where Halloween feels alive, the unexpected is practically guaranteed, and every step forward comes with the question of what might be waiting just beyond the next turn. We recently spoke with Scott Schoeneberger, the creator behind Glenlore Trails and the mind helping bring CarnEvil 2 to life. In this exclusive BSB Insider interview, Scott Schoeneberger has built an experience that goes beyond a simple walk through the woods, embracing the atmosphere, storytelling, visual spectacle, and theatricality that make a great Halloween event memorable. With CarnEvil 2, that vision gets even bigger, stranger, and more unpredictable, inviting audiences to leave the ordinary world behind and willingly step into the nightmare. Schoeneberger offers a behind-the-scenes look at what goes into creating Glenlore Trails’ latest frightfully fun-filled adventure, and why sometimes the best way to celebrate Halloween is to get completely lost in the dark forest and bright lights. Find the video of this podcast on YouTube For more entertainment coverage, visit BSB Insider Follow us on social media @bsb.insider or check out our Linktree !

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  Episode #262

  Exclusive Interview: Aurora Real De Asua & Julia Glander of Tipping Point Theatre's 'Aping Jane'

  Oct 1, 202636 min

  What happens when the story we think we know about a person beloved by so many is turned on its head? That question sits at the heart of Aping Jane, a thought-provoking new production making its World premiere at Tipping Point Theatre. Written by Aurora Real de Asua and directed by Julia Glander, the play takes a fresh, provocative look at the life, legacy, and complicated mythology surrounding one of literature’s most recognizable figures, Jane Goodall. Rather than simply revisiting familiar territory or telling it in a traditional theatrical style, Aping Jane invites audiences to reconsider the stories we inherit, the people who get to tell them, and the ways history can be reshaped through imagination and perspective. In this exclusive BSB Insider interview, Aurora Real de Asua and Julia Glander discuss what it's like to bring this developmental production to Tipping Point Theatre! With Real de Asua bringing the words to the stage and Glander shaping those words into a theatrical experience, the production becomes a fascinating meeting of playwright and director, two artists approaching the material from different creative angles while working toward the same compelling vision. Real de Asua discusses her inspiration for the play, while both guests talk about the impact that Jane Goodall had on their lives. What are the challenges of a developmental show? Check out this interview to find out all those answers and more! Find the video of this podcast on YouTube For more entertainment coverage, visit BSB Insider Follow us on social media @bsb.insider or check out our Linktree !

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  Episode #255

  Exclusive Interview: Jonathan Bricklin of 'Little People Social Club'

  Oct 1, 202617 min

  What happens when a simple idea for bringing people together becomes something much bigger? For Jonathan Bricklin, the answer is Little People Social Club, an upcoming space built around connection, community, and the idea that the right gathering can turn strangers into something more meaningful. As the club's creator, Bricklin has helped shape an environment that is about more than simply showing up; it is about creating opportunities for people to connect, share experiences, and become part of something. But most importantly, it's about inclusion, with a space designed with Little People in mind. In this exclusive BSB Insider interview, Jonathan Bricklin shares the inspiration behind Little People Social Club, what he hopes the club can offer its members, and how he turned an idea into a real-world community. How has his experience of creating many successful ping-pong clubs across New York City influenced how he approached Little People Social Club? What vibes and design is he bringing to this latest venture? We also take a closer look at what makes the concept unique and why creating spaces where people can come together remains so powerful, especially today. Find the video of this podcast on YouTube For more entertainment coverage, visit BSB Insider Follow us on social media @bsb.insider or check out our Linktree !

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  Episode #254

  Exclusive Interview: Migdalia Cruz of 'Women+ On The Edge of Democracy'

  Sep 30, 202620 min

  Theater has always had the power to confront the moment we are living in, and playwright Migdalia Cruz brings a particularly distinctive voice to that conversation. Through her work, Cruz has explored the complexities of identity, power, history, and the human experience, creating theater that invites audiences to look at familiar issues from unexpected perspectives. Her participation in Women+ on the Edge of Democracy places that voice within a larger theatrical conversation about democracy, representation, and women navigating an increasingly complicated world. The project brings together playwrights and artists who use theater to examine the forces shaping society, and Cruz’s contribution adds another compelling perspective to that dialogue. In this exclusive BSB Insider interview, Migdalia Cruz discusses her work, her creative process, and what drew her to Women+ on the Edge of Democracy, offering insight into how playwrights can use their craft not simply to tell stories, but to challenge audiences to think, question, and engage with the world around them. She discusses how she wanted to flip what it means to be a political play, instead focusing on comedy as a device to deliver her larger message. Find the video of this podcast on YouTube For more entertainment coverage, visit BSB Insider Follow us on social media @bsb.insider or check out our Linktree !

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