Gift of Gab: Recent Episodes

Andrea Entz

Join Seattle Comedian Andrea Entz as she celebrates her Gift of Gab! That’s it. It’s just Andrea talking. Mostly about comedy and mental health. But yeah.

Follow Andrea on Twitter @ndreaentz and on Instagram @andreaentz

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Andrea gabs with Annie Sutherland writer and director of "Reptilian The Musical" which will make its debut this weekend! Inspired by conspiracy theories and the garbage-can that was the Trump Administration, this show is like nothing you have ever seen before. Listen to a sneak peak of the music in the episode! '" YOU can watch Reptilian Friday, March 12th and Saturday, March 13th at 7pm by following the Facebook (https://m.facebook.com/events/425241165216495) or Youtube (https://m.youtube.com/user/bellatrix707) link. Follow Annie on Twitter @uglypocket Follow Andrea on Twitter @ndreaentz or on IG @andreaentz

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Andrea gabs with A CREATIVE POWER COUPLE comprised of Helen Wildy and Victoria Bradley. Helen is a fellow Seattle Comedian and Victoria is a nude-figure Fine Artist (ft. at Anthropologie)--both are brilliant, articulate, intelligent, and FUN! Enjoy the chat about how the pandemic has affected their respective art forms, when they first knew they were talented, and how their relationship started due to their mutual love of Hanson (what?). 

Follow them on Instagram: @howthehelen & @victoriabradleystudio 

Buy something from or view Victoria's collections on victoriabradleyart.com or on her Etsy: VBradleyStudio

Like my theme song that I play 10,000x? Follow The Blood Capsules on IG @blood.capsules 

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Andrea is joined by fellow Gifted-Gabber, Craig Gass! Craig Gass is a professional Comedian, Actor, and Voice Over Actor. He is best known for his time on The Howard Stern Show and doing spot-on impressions on shows like Family Guy, The Cleveland Show, and ft. on radio stations throughout the country. Enjoy listening to Craig's stories of his time in NYC and Seattle comedy scenes, opening for bands such as Metallica, and being mentored by George Carlin! Wowza! Follow Craig on Instagram and Twitter @craiggasscomedy

CONTENT WARNING FOR EPISODE: discussion of suicide & drug use 

Resources mentioned in episode: 

  • Crisis Line: 206-461-3222 or 1-866-427-4747 or visit  www.CrisisConnections.org
  • psychologytoday.com
  • Rekindle School: classesandworkshops.com
  • The Grind with Dan Mills: facebook.com/thegrindwithdanmills

Andrea:

Andrea is a Comedian and Actor based out of Seattle. Listen to her share her "Gift of Gab" as she explores topics like comedy, theater, mental health, and FINDING LIFE'S GOD DAMN MEANING! 

IG: @andreaentz

Twitter: @ndreaentz

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New York City Theatre Creator Barbara Pitts-McAdams (of Tectonic Theater Project) joins Andrea to GAB about devised theatre, her work on world famous The Laramie Project and her current work on The HereToo Project, which amplifies youth activism in the gun violence epidemic. She also shares sage advice on becoming a theatre artist, saving money, and living your #BESTLIFE

Content Warning: discussion of gun violence, mass shootings, murder of Black people, murder of Queer people

Mentioned in the episode:

HereToo Project :

  • heretooproject.com(where you can also find the HereToo podcast)
  • IG: @heretooproject

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tectonictheaterproject.org (where you can read about Moment Work and find the book)

marchforourlives.com

anyonebutmeseries.com

Mark Duplass | SXSW Live 2015 | SXSW ON - Bing video

moliereinthepark.org

The Laramie Project - Wikipedia

Home - Matthew Shepard Foundation

Podcasts I was on:

The Social Hour with Deece Casillas Ep. 347 | The Social Hour (socialhourpod.com)

Memory Spelunking: https://castbox.fm/episode/"The-Full-Amount-Part-II"-Memory-Spelunking-with-Ryan-Cuddihy-id2176230-id338483794?utm_source=edm&utm_medium=dlink&utm_campaign=web_share&utm_content=%22The%20Full%20Amount%20Part%20II%22%20Memory%20Spelunking%20with%20Ryan%20Cuddihy-CastBox_FM

Follow me:

IG: Andrea Entz (@andreaentz) • Instagram photos and videos

Twitter: &Rea (@ndreaentz) / Twitter

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Jordan Craft shares her experience of traveling to Washington D.C. for the "Get Your Knees Off Our Necks" March on Washington 2020. Empowerment. Hope. Fear. Action.

TW: Discussion of suicide rates, discussion of violence against Black people, discussion of death, high election anxiety March on Washington History: https://www.naacp.org/marchonwashington/ Coverage of speeches: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9FwZJx7aq8

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A continuation of last week's episode exploring how COVID-19 has affected the experience of educators and students. This episode features interviews with Voice Acting Professor, Evan Mueller, and BA of Theatre Arts student, Dan Johnson. Both share how they are circumventing the COVID-Obstacle to create, learn, and teach theatre. Is it necessary to learn and perform theatre in person? Is it possible to intentionally use the digital platform instead of having it diminish our performances? HOW DO I LOOK AT MY SCENE PARTNER OVER ZOOM?! Even those outside of theatre can get something from this episode!

Mentioned in this episode:

Theme Song by Zach Mccowin of The Blood Capsules : https://soundcloud.com/the-blood-capsules

Evan:

  • Link to Shakespeare performance: https://vimeo.com/432912276
  • Firehouse performances: http://www.firehouseperformingarts.com/studio/gallery/

Dan:

  • Twitter: @danluvsscream4
  • Info on Devised Theatre: https://thetheatretimes.com/what-is-devised-theatre/
  • Info on Viewpoints: https://dramatics.org/understanding-viewpoints/
  • HereToo Project (devised in collaboration with WWU, created by members of Tectonic Theatre): https://www.heretooproject.com
  • You can also find the HereToo podcast (!!!) through this link. This was created by the Penn State branch of the project and premieres August 21st.
  • Video and article on Suzuki: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ox29U16mDPk

https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1985-01-23-ca-14665-story.html?_amp=true


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Students and educators speak on how COVID-19 has affected their experience in the classroom. Cassie, Andrea's college roommate, speaks on finishing Grad School online and Lynette Nylund, Andrea's high school anatomy teacher, shares her experience of teaching from home in addition to taking care of her own school-aged children. PLUS, a bonus segment, with Andrea's niece and nephew, ages 6 and 7, speak precociously about home-schooling. Mentioned in the episode: Podcasts - WTF with Marc Maron - Unlocking Us with Brené Brown Netflix - Disclosure: Trans Lives on Screen Links: - psychologytoday.com - watherapyfund.com


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After much deliberation, it doesn't feel right to post an episode that has anything to do with anything that isn't Black Lives Matter--it is rightfully all we can think about. Andrea shares conflicting feelings she is having (Should she post a podcast at all? Should she post a black square? Should she turn her phone off and take a nap?) as well as a list of resources to support the movement. While there are much bigger things to focus on right now, these are just some thoughts and reflections. #BLM #GoG

Twitter/Instagrams from intro:

@mireillecharper, @laylafsaad, @nowhitesaviours, @rachel.cargle, @ckyourprivilege, @iamrachelricketts, @thegreatunlearn, @renieddolodge, @ibramxk

Donate:

Exist Loudly Fund; George Floyd Memorial Fund; Minnesota Freedom Fund; Black Visions Collective; Campaign Zero; Black Lives Matter; Minneapolis NAACP Branch; WFPC Mutual Aid Fund; Reclaim the Block; Justice for Breonna Taylor; National Bail Out; NW Community Bail Out; I Run with Maud; Justice for Ahmaud

Websites:

Black Lives Matter- Seattle King County; colorofchange.org

Books:

"So You Wanna Talk About Race"; "Me and White Supremacy"; "How to Be Antiracist"; "A Lesson Before Dying"; "White Rage: The Unspoken Truth of our Racial Divide"; "Freedom is a Constant Struggle: Ferguson, Palestine and the Foundations of the Movement" ; "History Teaches Us to Resist: How Progressive Movements Have Succeeded in Challenging Times"; "Resisting State Violence: Radicalism, Gender and Race in U.S. Culture"; "Making All Black Lives Matter: Reimagining Freedom in the Twenty-First Century"; "Invisible No More: Police Violence Against Black Women and Women of Color"; "From #BlackLivesMatter to Black Liberation"; "A More Beautiful and Terrible History: The Uses and Misuses of Civil Right History"

Podcasts:

Ctl Alt Delete; Ms P Speaks; Ace of Shade; Burn Bright; Conversations with Pam; Sassy Chic Geek; Be Well, Sis; The Hats Podcast; So Called Oreos; Black Coffee or Cognac; Checkbox Other; The Thought of She; Hey Goalfriends; The Guilty Feminist

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Andrea shares the wisdom of relationship experts John and Julie Gottman of The Gottman Institute in hopes it will help lovers stay together in COVID Isolation. Also some talk about poo-- always fun. 


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Andrea GABS about being kind to ourselves during isolation. We also hear from her birds and get a taste of some of Andrea's stand-up. 

Featuring music by Zach Mccowin of The Blood Capsules and art by Roxy Silvis. 

Thank you to our sponsor Anchor!

You can follow Andrea at @ndreaentz on Twitter and @andreaentz on Instagram.


This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app