Broadway composer Drew Gasparini has a lot of friends in show business. Sure, he knows what their resume looks like, and what their professional accolades are, but other than that, he doesn’t know shit about them. “Now We’re Talking” is a podcast where Drew invites his show biz friends to discuss things about them you can’t find on Google. There will be a new episode every week, and each episode will feature a different guest from Broadway legends to TV icons. (twitter/IG: @DrewGasparini || tiktok: @theDrewGasparini).Part of the Broadway Podcast Network.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 1 day 11 hours 19 minutes
episode 29: Raymond J Lee: "He Who Study's Well"
Sit your ass right down and LISTEN! Broadway’s secret weapon is here! It’s Raymond J Lee!
episode 28: Lilli Cooper & Ethan Slater: "I Did Not Say Murder"
Tony Nominee Lilli Cooper returns! And this time she’s joined by Tony Nominee Ethan Slater!
episode 26: Adam Pascal: "Shout Out to Greenblatt's Deli"
We are starting season two with someone I have been a fan of since I was in 5th grade! The iconic Adam Pascal!
episode 25: Season One Finale: Danny & Andrew
If you do one thing all summer, make sure it is listening to this episode.
episode 24: Andrew Barth Feldman: "You Can Find Love at 'Scoundrels'"
Andrew Barth Feldman is an absolute gentleman!
episode 23: Troy Iwata: "I Took a Class That You Told Me to Pay You to Take"
Broadway and TV star Troy Iwata and I have known each other since I met him as a young new talented and tricked him into paying too much money for a masterclass I was teaching.
episode 22: Emma Hunton: "My Entire Life is Based off the Decision of a Six Year Old"
Emma Hunton is a class act. She currently plays Davia Moss on GOOD TROUBLE, now in its third season. But you know that!
episode 21: Alex Wyse: "I Was Born on a Misty Tuesday"
My heart filled up like a pinata when I sat down for this chat. Alex Wyse is a good friend, and sure, we love him for his theatre performances in shows such as off-Broadway's "Triassic Parq" and Broadway shows such as "Lysistrata Jones" and Deaf West's revival of "Spring Awakening" but I bet you'd never guess that his grandmother was responsible for some of today's most popular advertising slogans?
episode 20: Antonio Cipriano: "A Fart is an Experience"
We should all be angry at Antonio Cipriano. He’s handsome, successful, young, and has great hair.