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Migi Fabara (photographer, multihyphenate, college pal) chats with us this week about inspiration, capturing the essence of someone in a photo, her special relationship with her mom, and more!

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Lida Benson (actor, activist, friend of so many) gets into it with us this week about so many things including the audition process at Juilliard, turning 30 in New Orleans, and hear one of the best stories in pod history to date.

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Billie Krishawn (actor, artist, healer, mother) joins us this week for a wide ranging and sprawling conversation about motherhood, art, connection, perspective, and so much more.

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Garrett Seaton (sound engineer) joins us this week in studio from Arizona to talk about concerts, chess, touring, and much more.

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Fabiolla Da Silva (actress, Harrison's costar in World Builders) joins us this week to immediately debrief, talk about where the culture is and has been, and so much more. 

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Aeneas Sagar Hemphill (writer, actor, creative) joins us this week to talk movies, the creative process of playwriting, gush over Lynn Nottage, and so much more.

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Sean Watkinson (actor, adventurer, pal) sits down with us for a really fun and loose chat about the current state of the pandemic, taking a drive cross country in a sleeper van, the weird nature of social media relationships, and so much more.

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Happy Holiday to your and your loved ones from us at the good to see you podcast. We love you.

Join us today as we celebrate the holidays with an all star lineup of this year’s past guests.

We cannot wait to see you all in 2022!

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it's fashion week here at the pod as we talk to Ally Harrington (The Allycat Walk) about all the many hats she wears in the world of fashion and beauty!

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Meg and Harrison take a beat this week to chat about the holiday, life, and some memories.

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Amanda Ortiz (Sex Educator, Computer Programmer, Activist) joins us to today to chat about so many new topics for the show including the gap in sexual education in the US, the recent deep freeze of Texas, and so much more.

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Allie McCrea (music therapist, college pal) joins us on this very special bonus episode of the pod to talk about music therapy, Gray’s Anatomy, perseverance, and her father’s incredible legacy.

Jaylin Conner (musician, artist) joins us this week to blossom new friendships and talk about his music production work, your early twenties, and much more.

it's album week!

Meg sits down for a chat with former guest John Sygar and full time co host of the show Harrison about their band baseball hat’s debut record “send this to your crush”.

Welcome to good to see you season 2!

This week musician, writer, performer, and pal Zack Steele (@steelyducats) drops by to talk about writing a show for the first time, his travels performing, and much more.

Remember the show will be every other Wednesday this season! So excited for what we have for you!

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say goodbye to the old life we knew and loved. 

Season 2 starts 9/1

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we sit down with DC Theatre legend Frank Britton. this is a big theatre chat episode and was so so much fun. Get into it!!!

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Meg and Harrison take a beat from the most insane summer to gab about the future and how they are doing.

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Astrology, The Kardashians, The Foils of the Entertainment Industry, Reincarnation. It’s a wild one with Christie Graham this week.

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Aaron Bliden (musician, actor) joins us this week to talk about the formation of The French Champange and the recording of their debut record The Quaalude Swing along the way we fall into many rabbit holes about theatre, family, growing, and more.

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THE QUAALUDE SWING by THE FRENCH CHAMPANGE

Another Smith! (unrelated) We talk about books, Dolly Parton, improving yourself, and so much more.

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Siblings round 2 but this time with Harrison’s sister Lulu. We talk about Camus, The EU, and growing up in the Smith Household. It’s a super cool episode jam packed with info. Get into it.

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WE ARE BACK

After a little unexpected summer break- Meg and Harrison are back gabbing with Jyline Carranza (performer, singer) to talk about exotic animals, MISS YOU LIKE HELL, and what heaven might be.

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Harrison forgot to hit a button so for the first two minutes he’s only in one of your ears BUT it’s another just Harrison and Meg week. We chat about what has been keeping Meg busy and the revamp of mindsugar!

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we are going deep in the world of being an independent musician this week with musician and performer America Jayne. We talk about the creative process, the many jobs of a musician besides making music, and much more.

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what a treat to be joined by Kristen Bunn (Megan’s sister) on this very special episode to talk about growing up Bunn, joining the Peace Corps, and the last months of college during COVID.

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in person and vaccinated it’s good to see you.

this week we are with Taylor Witt (actor, musician, Harrison’s neighbor and great pal) to chat about sports, filming theatre, and leaps of faith.

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a new friend and a great chat with Kayla Pecchioni (The Book of Mormon Ntl Tour, Radio City Music Hall, more) for an instant classic good to see you chat about the different callings of the universe, touring, and so so so much more.

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buckle up everyone because we are going deep inside baseball on theatre this week with Desi Brown (director, educator, activist) we talk the future of the theatre industry, finishing college in a pandemic, and so much more.

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the brilliant Carson Collins (performer, digital marketing specialist, classmate of both of ours!) joins us today to talk about the whiplash of moving from DC back to rural Michigan during COVID, shifting directions, and much more.

Shout out to Carson who helped us personally with all the wonderful materials you see for the show!

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the fabulous David Singleton (performer, Bad Bitch Baked Goods, choreographer, Haus of Boots) is with us today to talk about fashion and starting a business in a pandemic, plus David wins the award for “fact that blows our minds” so far for the pod.

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We are back with one of Meg’s oldest friends/basically sibling Colin Gray (musician Yurd) to talk about his many journeys in life, making music, and catch up after far too long! It’s a great one!

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we ran into some technical issues so this week Harrison and Meg sit down for a quick little catch up where we discuss what is in fact the best season, lessons learned from quarantine, and more.

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it’s a blast this week with Rick Westerkamp (performer, educator, choreographer, extremely funny) to talk about the journey to living your truth, some real discourse on the musical CATS, and some of the best one liners on the show thus far.

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a pleasure this week to be joined by Nick Blaemire (actor, writer, musician) to talk about perseverance and perspective in career, we go inside baseball about musical theatre, and so so much more.

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It’s the quarter century episode with one of Meg’s best friends for life Audrey Whelan (entrepreneur, photographer, musician, much more) to talk about childhood memories, listening to your body, and so much more

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We are blessed today to sit down with Awa Sal Secka (actress, singer, poet, playwright, all around wonderful human) to discuss the purpose and call to create, growing up with a different world outside your front door, and the personalization of faith.

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What a blast to be joined this week by costume designer Robert Croghan on to talk about the world of design, spiritual journeys, and adjusting to a pandemic.

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wow wow wow and wow we are so lucky this week to be joined by Rachel Chavkin (HADESTOWN, NATASHA PIERRE AND THE GREAT COMET OF 1812) to talk with us about making a small show big, growing up in a non artistic household, and The T.E.A.M.

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it’s 21 so you know we had to bring out one of Harrison’s best friend’s in the entire world Kevin Slattery (graphic design, stand up comedy, podcasting) to talk about stand up, working in NCAA sports, and we laugh over many stories from childhood. It’s a special one.

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Derrick Truby (singer, actor, funny man) joins us to talk about just doing it, following your impulses, goals for partnership, and more!

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We are honored this week to get to spend some time chatting with musician Sammy Rae (Sammy Rae and The Friends-New EP out THIS FRIDAY) about putting together a band, meeting your idols, Bruce Springsteen, and so much more.

CW: Disordered Eating @ around 1hr 17min

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cigarettes and lottery tickets- it’s episode 18 and we are joined by Bobby McCoy (music director extraordinaire) to talk about community, cheese, and getting through the world coming to a stop.

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Well..it’s 2021

We sit down with week with Erica Clare (artist, yoga instructor, farmer in training!) to talk about the many hats she’s worn, places she’s seen, and lessons along the way.

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Happy last episode of the year!

We end our year with Ricky Drummond (actor, director, writer, all around great guy) to talk about holiday food, morality, and finding balance in partnership.

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14 of our past guests come back to chat about that time we all know and love (or hate) THE HOLIDAYS!

Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas performed by Jordin Dearinger 

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Happy Hanukkah to those who celebrate! 

Deep in the Holiday season, we get a chance to sit down with Inès Nassara (music! theater!) to talk with about her big artistic family, overcoming imposter syndrome, and learning to collaborate.

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