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THE SALISHA SHOW offers an intimate look into the lives of Broadway stars, creatives, and changemakers. Hosted by Broadway actress Salisha Thomas, each episode features heartfelt conversations that inspire, entertain, and celebrate the magic of theater and the arts. Tune in for behind the scenes stories, life lessons, and a dose of motivation from the world's stage.
Unknown Host hosts The Salisha Show-Where Broadway Meets Culture, a arts show with 243 episodes published.
What does home mean when you're constantly on the move? TyNia and I have both spent YEARS touring, living out of suitcases, staying in hotels, subletting apartments and going wherever the next job took us. And apparently
Have you ever felt overwhelmed... ...while also feeling incredibly grateful? That's exactly where I am. Motherhood has brought me more joy than I could have imagined. It's also introduced me to things I never fully under
Let's talk MOTHERHOOD. Andrew was out of town. Our babysitter wasn't available. I had a performance that night... and Ajax had other plans. So I did what I had to do. I rolled his stroller onto the stage and hoped for th
Building something from scratch sounds exciting. And it is. But it's also messy. It's a lot of figuring things out as you go. It's asking questions no one around you has the answers to. It's making mistakes, learning fro
Becoming a mom changed more than my schedule. It changed how I think about success, work, presence, and the kind of life I actually want to build. For years, I believed success meant saying yes to every opportunity. Now,
Some of the people who change your life will never know they did. Sometimes it's a teacher. Sometimes it's a friend. Sometimes it's someone you've never even met. In this episode, Salisha and co-host TyNia Brandon explor
For a long time, I believed that if I wasn't exhausted... I wasn't working hard enough. Long rehearsals. Eight-show weeks. Always chasing the next opportunity. I wore busy like a badge of honor. But somewhere along the w
Baby Ajax made his podcast debut. And yes he had a lot to say about it. In between the chaos of new motherhood and recording from New York for a limited window of time, Salisha sat down with her girl TyNia Brandon for on
Have you ever made a declaration about what you want and then almost immediately life hands you an opportunity to test exactly that? Salisha is in the middle of one of those moments right now. And she is letting you in.
She is back. And she is not the same person who left. Salisha is six months postpartum, baby Ajax is thriving, and a whole new season of The Salisha Show is officially underway. But before she gets into any of it she has
There are some people who walk into a room and immediately change the energy. Omari Wiles is one of those people. As the choreographer behind Cats: The Jellicle Ball , Omari has helped bring ballroom culture to Broadway
In this deeply personal episode of The Salisha Show , Salisha shares the full story of giving birth to her son, Ajax Anthony Weiss. From the fear she carried around pregnancy and childbirth to unexpectedly going into lab
Salisha is officially a mother. Baby Ajax is here! And somehow… seven days after giving birth, she stepped onto the stage at Radio City Music Hall to sing Never Enough in Hugh Jackman’s show From New York, With Love. And
There are moments where you start questioning if something is really meant for you. You look at the requirements. You compare yourself to others. You start listing all the reasons why it might not work. And before you ev
You have worked too hard to stay silent about what you need. But speaking up at work is one of the scariest things to do especially when your career is on the line. So how do you do it without blowing everything up? In t
There are moments in life where you are just trying to get through it. You have a plan. You have a goal. You are focused on the outcome. And then something unexpected happens that reminds you to slow down and actually ex
There are things that happen in life that you do not talk about right away. Maybe because you are still figuring it out. Maybe because it feels too personal. Maybe because you did not even know what to call it until late
You have started something. Maybe it was a book, a business, a creative project, a dream you put on the back burner because life got in the way. Salisha is here today with a question that might sting a little. What would
You have cracked a code. You are aligned, you are motivated, you are feeling like yourself. And then you walk into a room and something shifts. Salisha is mulling over one of the most important questions she has ever ask
A new year is around the corner and Salisha is doing what she does every year: taking inventory, setting intentions, and asking the hard questions. But this time, she's not doing it alone. She's inviting you in. In this
Hugh Jackman
actor
1 appearance on this show
Marisha Wallace
1 appearance on this show
Natasha Yvette Williams
Tony-nominated actress
1 appearance on this show
James Monroe Iglehart
Tony Award winning actor
1 appearance on this show
Samantha Williams
Broadway’s Caroline or Change · The Birmingham Promise
1 appearance on this show
Jocelyn Bioh
playwright
1 appearance on this show
Jasmine Amy Rogers
Tony™ nominee, Broadway debut as Betty Boop
1 appearance on this show
Ryan Shaw
former sniper team leader
1 appearance on this show
Lynn Nottage
Playwright
1 appearance on this show
John Glover
South Class of 2025
1 appearance on this show
William Hung
American Idol Star
1 appearance on this show
Jay Armstrong Johnson
actor, creative producer, and educator
1 appearance on this show
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