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WORLD GONE GOOD
Need a little inspiration? Host Steve Silverman turns the light on in the darkness and spreads the good. Listen to unique stories from incredible everyday people making the world a little bit better each and every day.
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WHAT’S NEW:
EDINBURGH GONE GOOD – PART 3
Stacie Burrows has become a regular at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, returning this August for the fourth year in a row. And she’s not phoning it in, she’s written a brand new, one-person, musical comedy called ‘Fool’s Goldmine.’ All of Stacie’s works at the Fringe—and everywhere she performs—are literally who she is because she bases her work on her own true life stories and journey. We talk the good of having confidence, putting yourself out there, and staying present in the moment even when you blank on the next line or song verse. We also discuss what to do when an audience members passes out in the middle of your performance. It’s a good time, we tells you. This episode is Part 3 of 3 in a series.
Did You Catch Our Previous Episode?
Rhys Payne sees himself more as a reviewer than a critic. In fact, he sees himself more as a supporter of the arts, theatre specifically, than someone there to point out what he likes and doesn’t like. And he’s been supporting artists of all kinds and types for a long time through his site Rhys Reviews. We talk the good of not being too hard on ourselves, the importance of sharing—and hearing—other people’s stories, and why if it’s not fun, we not doin’ it no more (that’s my American English, not his proper British English). There’s a place for everyone in and at the theatre and Rhys is here to prove it. This episode is Part 2 of 3 in a series.
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