Brew's Cafe
Brew's Cafe- Episode 70 Josh Gladstone
"Watch till the End"!! In the course of my conversation with Josh Gladstone, I explain how, in the life of Brew's, the long running NYC bar and restaurant after which this podcast is named and formulated, every single day something would happen that had never happened before. And here Josh keeps the spirit alive by ending the episode with not just a soliloquy, but with an emotionally delivered, perfectly paced and entirely gripping version of one of The Bard's most beloved soliloquies (nope, no spoiler here, ya gotta listen). But in the meantime, Josh and I have a fabulously entertaining convo about, not only the many many goings on at LTV Studios, where he's now head of something or another (creative direction, programming... I don't know, listen to the episode), but the wealth of cultural events that happen all around us, often without our knowledge or involvement. He also delivers some hilarious personal anecdotes of his time in the East End performing arts scene, as an actor, writer, producer, promoter, program director and pretty much any other hat that's been required to put on a show around here. So please join Josh and me as he entertains and informs-- and honestly makes me feel a little lame for partaking in so little of all there is to do around here!
"Watch till the End"!! In the course of my conversation with Josh Gladstone, I explain how, in the life of Brew's, the long running NYC bar and restaurant after which this podcast is named and formulated, every single day something would happen that had never happened before. And here Josh keeps the spirit alive by ending the episode with not just a soliloquy, but with an emotionally delivered, perfectly paced and entirely gripping version of one of The Bard's most beloved soliloquies (nope, no spoiler here, ya gotta listen). But in the meantime, Josh and I have a fabulously entertaining convo about, not only the many many goings on at LTV Studios, where he's now head of something or another (creative direction, programming... I don't know, listen to the episode), but the wealth of cultural events that happen all around us, often without our knowledge or involvement. He also delivers some hilarious personal anecdotes of his time in the East End performing arts scene, as an actor, writer, producer, promoter, program director and pretty much any other hat that's been required to put on a show around here. So please join Josh and me as he entertains and informs-- and honestly makes me feel a little lame for partaking in so little of all there is to do around here!