Host of Black Hair in the Big Leagues, Salisha Thomas is coming to you with the much anticipated, the incomparable, the senSATIONal: THE SALISHA SHOW!! We are talking Great Conversations with Great People. Allow for Positive vibes, fun, and endless love to flow from The Salisha Show into your home, your car, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Salisha sits down with people from all walks of life, from every color, shape, size, gender to talk about topics that matter and topics you didn’t know mattered. “My whole life, strangers have always come up to me to tell me their story. Now I’ve created a platform to capture the insight and stories from remarkable humans who have something to say.” Sponsored by PodMAX, this podcast is available everywhere you listen to podcasts, as well as with video on Facebook, IGTV, and YouTube...
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 1 day 2 hours 52 minutes
episode 23: Living in Abundance with MiMi Scardulla (Backstage at the Britney Musical)
Join another conversation of The Salisha Show with your favorite host, Salisha Thomas. Today we are excited to have MiMi Scardulla in our show. MiMi is a performer originally from Louisiana. She has been seen Off-Broadway in Gigantic, We are the Tigers, and on Kristin Chenoweth's For the Girls. She has worked as an assistant to Chase Brock, Lorin Lotarro, and Spencer Liff. She is also Kristin Chenoweth's Associate Choreographer...
episode 22: Raymond J Lee: A Backstage Conversation with a Working TV, Voiceover and Broadway Star
Join another conversation of The Salisha Show with your favorite host, Salisha Thomas. Today we are excited to have Raymond J. Lee on our show. Ray is an actor/singer who resides and works from New York City. He has appeared on Broadway, television, film, and voiceovers. Ray’s Broadway credits include; Aladdin, Anything Goes, Groundhog Day, Honeymoon in Vegas, and Mamma Mia! Film/TV credits include Marriage Story, Ghost Town, "Succession,” “Billions,” “Red Oaks,” and “Smash...
episode 21: From West Side Story to the Broadway Stage with Jennifer Florentino
Join another conversation of The Salisha Show with your favorite host, Salisha Thomas. Jeniffer Florentino joins me in this wonderful episode as we chat about Spielberg’s West Side Story. West Side Story is an American musical drama film directed by Robert Wise and Jerome Robbins...
episode 20: The Wonder Weirs: Big-Dreaming Broadway-Bound 8 Year Old Sisters
Meet Mila Weir and Andrianna Weir. Join another conversation of The Salisha Show with your favorite host, Salisha Thomas. Mila Weir and Adrianna Weir, two sweet kids, join me in this exciting episode. They are actors, models, competitive dancers, and sisters. They play the role of Little Girls for the World Premiere of Britney Spears Musical, Once Upon a One More Time. Find out more in this conversation...
Backstage at the Britney Musical: An Entire Season with the Cast and Crew
Season Two of The Salisha Show will be dedicated to Once Upon A One More Time, the Broadway musical inspired by the music of Britney Spears. Salisha is currently in rehearsals for that show and will welcome as her guest for each episode a cast or crew member from the anticipated musical! You'll hear backstage stories while they are in rehearsals and get an inside look behind the curtain of what it's like to bring a show to Broadway...
episode 18: Trevor The Musical Producers Open Up About Life Behind The Musical
On today’s episode of The Salisha Show, host Salisha Thomas sits down with two of the producers of the new off-Broadway show Trevor the Musical: Josie Bray and John Ambrosino. John and Josie recall transitioning from artists to producers and how they became a business partnership in addition to lifelong friends...
episode 17: Friends, Leadership, and Broadway with Sara Sheperd and Sara King
Sara Sheperd and Sara King were there. As two of the original cast members in the Broadway smash hit, Beautiful: The Carole King Musical, they were both there the day Salisha made her broadway debut on that stage. Sara and Sara join Salisha for an intimate dialogue around getting to live your dream, being the lead title role in a production, and the fine line between holding a leadership position and holding a friendship...
episode 16: Allowing Yourself to Live Your Absolute Best Life
Of all the people who have ever been born, less than one percent have a natural talent for doing what they do more effectively and creatively than others. The other ninety-nine percent of the people either have to learn their habits from someone else or develop them through trial and error. Today’s episode is graced by DeLaney Westfall, a Broadway actor known for her roles in Beautiful the Musical and Kinky Boots...
episode 15: Living As Your True Self and Getting It All Done with Gabrielle Elisabeth
It is very important to be yourself, especially in a world where everybody wants to be someone else. Being authentic to yourself involves three key facts- knowing yourself, being yourself, and sharing yourself. Once you know yourself, you will be unstoppable even in the face of adversity. You will become more confident and have clarity on your purpose. Sooner or later, you will begin making bigger contributions to the world...
episode 14: Learning To Ask For What You're Worth with Andrew Weiss
Sometimes when your gut tells you that something is what you need to be doing or is where you need to be going, it will not make sense to anybody else. It’s important to listen to your intuition, follow what your gut is telling you, and act on it. Don’t ask for people’s permission; this can block your path to success. Share your experience after acting on it. That is what Andrew Weiss did, and he’s grateful he acted on that intuition. It helped him meet the most special person in his life...