Paltrocast with Darren Paltrowitz, nationwide release from BronxNet, 3/4/22. JOE MANTEGNA (BFA, Acting, ’69) is interviewed on Season 6 Episode 11 “Fraggle Rock + As We See It“.

Paltrocast with Darren Paltrowitz, nationwide release from BronxNet, 3/4/22. JOE MANTEGNA (BFA, Acting, ’69) is interviewed on Season 6 Episode 11 “Fraggle Rock + As We See It“.

Dark Air with Terry Carnation, series release and streaming wherever podcasts are available, 4/1/21. DESMIN BORGES (BFA, Acting, ’05) lends his voice to the character of Mr. Joshua on Season 1.

From Now, streaming wherever podcasts are available, 12/21/20. DAVID DASTMALCHIAN (BFA, Acting, ’99) stars in the cast as Professor Boris Chernov.

In Strange Woods: A Musical Podcast, produced by Atypical Artists and streaming wherever podcasts are available, 9/9/20. LARRY BATES (BFA, Acting, ’99) plays the voice of Donald.

The Model Play, a podcast radio play and interactive website, officially online. MADIE DOPPELT (BFA, Playwrighting, ’20) is the playwright. LISA PORTES (Faculty) directs. The cast and crew are comprised of current TTS students.

Day by Day, streaming wherever podcasts are available, 4/22/20. PJ BYRNE (MFA, Acting, ’99) plays Alex in Episode 2 “Lovesick“.

Half Hour: A Steppenwolf Podcast, streaming early April 2020. GLENN DAVIS (BFA, Acting, ’04) is one of the hosts.
“…the world will come back, and so will we, and stories and connection will be more important than ever. Even if it’s just for a Half Hour.”

source: steppenwolf.org
The Left Right Game, streaming wherever podcasts are available, 3/23/20. W. EARL BROWN (MFA, Acting, ’89) lends his voice to the character of Rob on Season 1.

KRISTIN IDASZAK (BFA, Theatre Arts, ’09 & Faculty) is interviewed in the latest episode of American Theatre‘s podcast The Subtext.
“Kristin covers a lot of ground, from finding breakthroughs while rock climbing to being inspired by Nietzsche and Proust. Kristin discusses how she has been writing in a journal since she was old enough to hold a pen.”
The award-winning playwright talks about early inspirations, breakthroughs, and how Naomi Iizuka pushed to write look inward to find her voice.