As a kid with starry ambitions of working in the entertainment industry, Adam Rothenberg found a way to go behind-the-scenes with celebrities from the worlds of Film, Television, Theatre & Music for the past 15 years. Adam is the creator of the entertainment platform Call Me Adam and host of the podcast Baring It All with Call Me Adam. His unique style of interviewing has given him the opportunity to conduct more than 1,500 interviews. Adam makes his guests feel comfortable and at ease, which allows them to talk about life behind-the-curtain, sometimes revealing things they have never talked about before.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 3 days 4 hours 58 minutes
episode 11: John Lloyd Young Returns: Lessons Learned, Broadway Secrets, Patti LuPone, Clint Eastwood, Jersey Boys
What do Patti LuPone & Clint Eastwood have in common with Jersey Boys star John Lloyd Young? They both have taught him life lessons...
episode 12: New York Theatre Barn: How one non-profit Theatre Company pivoted through the COVID-19 Pandemic
New York Theatre Barn is an anti-racist, non-profit theatre company that has been dedicated to incubating new musicals since 2007...
episode 13: Karen Mason Returns: Lessons Learned, Broadway Scandals (Rebecca), Vocal Issues, Being Let Go, Mamma Mia!, Love Never Dies, Actress, Singer
To celebrate Karen Mason's upcoming 70th Birthday (March 30), this acclaimed Broadway actress & Cabaret Icon returns to bare it all about lessons learned. From vocal issues to Rebecca, one of Broadway's biggest musical theatre scandals to not having a Broadway contract renewed, Karen Mason is Baring It All with Call Me Adam. Missed Part 1 of our interview? Listen Here! Karen Mason is a 13-time Mac Award winning Cabaret Icon...
episode 14: Han Soto: Cobra Kai Season 3, Asian Representation in Hollywood, Actor, Legacy, Lessons Learned
Actor Han Soto can currently be seen in Season 3 of Netflix's hit show Cobra Kai as "Pham Minh Thao," the soldier who kept John Kreese prisoner during his time at war (and inadvertently ended up naming Kreese's future dojo)...
episode 15: Sally Wilfert: A Tribute to Rebecca Luker: Celebrating My Best Friend
Sally Wilfert & Rebecca Luker were best friends. In celebration of what would have been Rebecca Luker's 60th Birthday (4/17), Sally & I pay tribute to their amazing friendship, their final project together, All The Girls, and much more! After listening to this episode, please consider making a donation to Target ALS, in honor of Rebecca Luker who passed away from ALS on December 23, 2020...
episode 16: Tonya Pinkins: Tony Award Winner, Red Pill Movie, All My Children, Actress, Podcaster, Filmmaker, Activist, Mother
I may have jumped out of my seat four times watching Tonya Pinkins' new horror film Red Pill, but I am staying seated today for this incredible conversation. Tonya Pinkins is a Tony Award Winner. Her career encompasses nine Broadway shows, 20 years on daytime television, podcasting, writing, motherhood & now you can add filmmaker to this impressive career...
episode 17: Adam Jacobs: Behind the Curtain, Broadway, Aladdin, Lion King, Les Miserables, Mamma Mia!, Stage Mishaps, Showmances, Marriage, Fatherhood, Actor
Broadway's original Aladdin, Adam Jacobs showed us "A Whole New World" eight times a week, he stormed the Barricades as "Marius" in Les Miserables and roared as "Simba" in The Lion King...
episode 18: Marilyn Maye: Singer, Survivor, Queen of Cabaret, Grammy Nominee, Broadway, Feinstein's/54 Below
Iconic, legendary, Grammy nominee, Queen of Cabaret are just some of the terms used to describe the ever so vibrant Marilyn Maye...
episode 19: T. Oliver Reid: Hadestown, Broadway, Black Theatre Coalition, Black Voices Amplified, Actor, Broadway Re-Opening
Before the pandemic, T. Oliver Reid was in the Tony Award winning musical Hadestown. Now, this powerhouse performer joins me for a great conversation about Broadway re-opening, being a black performer on Broadway, Black Theatre Coalition & his latest project Black Writers Amplified.
Black Writers Amplified is an album that will be released by Broadway Records featuring all black musical theatre writers...
episode 20: Joe Barros & Jen Sandler Return: New York Theatre Barn, Non-Profit Theatre, Off-Broadway, Lessons Learned
I'm so excited to welcome back New York Theatre Barn's Artistic Director Joe Barros & Associate Artistic Director Jen Sandler to discuss the lessons Joe & Jen have learned from running a non-profit theatre.
Listen to Part 1 of our interview! We discussed how New York Theatre Barn pivoted during the COVID-19 Pandemic...