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Hosted by Alex Ubokudom, Tobie Windham · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 20 episodes
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Alex & Tobie travel to different theater communities in LA to explore what’s happening on the ground. They have conversations with some of the world’s most renowned theater practitioners. Discussing broad topics: theater, film, TV, music, current events—all viewed through the lens of theater and culture. The Frogs will get people excited about the theater by first conquering our city (LA), then the country, and eventually the world—by engaging the community in meaningful conversations about the arts. The Frogs are unapologetically Black, theater nerd culture, mixed with real-world energy. It’s intellectual and ratchet, classy but down-to-earth.
Alex Ubokudom, Tobie Windham hosts The Frogs, a arts show with 20 episodes published.
THE FROGS LIVE: Juneteenth Juke Joint Hosts Alex Ubokudom and Tobie Windham brought the juke joint spirit to life for this special Juneteenth edition of THE FROGS LIVE, recorded before a live audience at Outside In Theat
Simon Rich: SNL, AI, and the rebirth of the live event The Frogs sit down with Thurber Prize & Emmy-winning writer Simon Rich for a wide-ranging conversation about comedy, writing rooms, theatre, and what it means to tel
Robert Wisdom: Presence is the Work Robert Wisdom will next be seen in The Terminal List: Dark Wolf opposite Chris Pratt and Taylor Kitsch, and in Netflix’s Trinity alongside Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Richard Madden, and Marcia G
Angelica Chéri: Writing the Future Angelica Chéri: playwright, musical theatre writer, screenwriter, poet. Named by Variety as one of Broadway’s Top Ten Stars to Watch in 2025, Angelica is one of the most exciting voices
Johnny Ray Gill: In Every Form It’s Black History Month, and we’re sitting down with a friend of the pod, Johnny Ray Gill, who is a magnificent actor and storyteller. Season two of Cross dropped February 11th on Prime, a
Kacie Rogers: No Permission Required Kacie Rogers- actor, writer, producer, and community builder. This is a conversation rooted in theatre, process, and legacy. A two-time NAACP Award winner trained at AMDA, Kacie has w
Adrianna Mitchell - The Holiday’s with a Crutch We welcome Adrianna Mitchell to The Frogs podcast, currently starring opposite Tracy Morgan and Kecia Lewis in Crutch on Paramount+. Adrianna talks about craft, discipline,
Biko Eisen-Martin: Table 17 and The Bay Area Season Two rolls on with Biko Eisen-Martin, the force at the center of the Geffen Playhouse’s West Coast Premiere of Table 17. Biko sits with The Frogs to break down what it m
Roger Guenveur Smith: In Honor of Jean-Michel Basquiat & The One-Man Revolution Season Two keeps jumping with one of American theater’s greatest storytellers, Roger Guenveur Smith: actor, writer, director, and one-man cu
Tarell McCraney & André Holland: Brotherly Love in the Theater — Friendship, Authenticity & Keith Sweat Season 2 of The Frogs begins with two artists whose work continues to shape culture. Tarell Alvin McCraney is the Ar
The Frogs Live- Episode 10- The Theatre Is Ours Location: Outside In Theatre, Los Angeles Recorded Live: May 24, 2025 A night of theater, culture, and vibe: recorded live with a studio audience under the lights of Outsid
Andrea Patterson is a powerhouse on stage and screen, blending raw storytelling with undeniable craft. A graduate of Purchase College’s Acting Conservatory, she’s brought unforgettable performances to some of the most re
LarryJean Powell — Infinite Artist. Cultural Architect. South Central Griot. LarryJean Powell (theirs) is a true infini-hyphenate: actor, writer, director, and creator. Born and raised in South Central LA. They’ve premie
Jerrie Johnson: Art, Audacity, Heart, and HARLEM Jerrie Johnson (she/they) is the kind of artist who doesn’t just take up space, they reshape it. You probably know them as Tye from Amazon Prime’s Harlem, where their bold
Sophina Brown: Creating Space and the New Black Theatre Movement Sophina Brown is a force on stage, on screen, and in the community. After graduating from the University of Michigan’s BFA Theatre program and making her B
Daisuke Tsuji: The Art of Being a Clown Daisuke Tsuji is more than an actor, he’s a beautiful spirit, a dedicated artist, and a true practitioner of craft. He’s a clown, not the red-nose, ha-ha kind, though we learn he k
Hamish Linklater: The Ghosts of Theatre, Batman, Nickel Boys & the Lakers Hamish Linklater is a powerhouse: actor, writer, director, producer, and a master of storytelling across every medium. Right now, he’s commanding
Stacy Amma Osei-Kuffour – The Magical, Unrestrained, Comedic mind of Stacy Amma Stacy Osei-Kuffour is a powerhouse TV writer and playwright redefining modern storytelling. With credits like Hulu’s THE BEAR (which just ea
Baltimore-born, NYC-based, and always in conversation with the past, Eric Berryman is an artist whose work is guided by a simple but profound question: Would Grandma dig this? Eric grew up steeped in the stories and wisd
Will Power: The Man, The Myth, The Theater Legend Let’s talk about the powerhouse that is Will Power, an internationally acclaimed playwright, performer, lyricist, and educator. This man’s work has graced stages from Lin
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