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The PAD Podcast

By: hosted by Robert Mark Morgan
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  • Interviews that highlight the wonderful things alumni of the Performing Arts Department at Washington University in St. Louis are doing all over the globe!
    hosted by Robert Mark Morgan
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  • 02: Emily N. Wells

    02: Emily N. Wells
    Apr 23 2024

    On this episode of the PAD podcast, Rob interviews Emily Wells - an award-winning WashU alum with experience in stage managing, directing, and creative producing. Emily is the Artistic Director of the Human Race Theatre Company in Dayton, Ohio after spending a number of years producing at Houston Grand Opera and Portland Center Stage. Emily talks about what the PAD taught her about advocating for her art and multidisciplinary collaboration. Don't miss this inspiring episode!

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    38 mins
  • 01: Carolyn Kras

    01: Carolyn Kras
    Mar 18 2024

    On this FIRST episode of the PAD Podcast, our featured guest is proud WashU and PAD alum, Fulbright award winner, TV writer, screenwriter, and playwright Carolyn Kras. Carolyn talks to Rob all about her start at WashU in playwriting and continuing into a stellar career of work both on-screen and onstage. She also speaks about her work finding community with other WashU creatives based in the LA area via HollyWU LA. Very excited that Carolyn said 'yes' to being featured in our first PAD pod. Check it out. And check out this Howlround article about one of Carolyn's pieces we mention on the pod called Acting Against Sexual Assault.
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    31 mins
Art Entertainment & Performing Arts
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