Her favorite class was strategies of selling, she would have been a cook and feels like she could beat Bobby Flay with her scones.
From NBC’s Making It & Etsy, Dayna Isom Johnson goes Beyond the Mic with Sean Dillon.
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Leanne Morgan almost never left a kitchen in Bean Station, Tennessee. Three babies. No comedy club within an hour. Twenty-seven years...
“Things don’t come easy. It doesn’t matter, you know, that who I’m related to, you know, I’m out here in a van driving around.”...
Welcome Kenny Wayne Shepherd: We’re joined on the Starline by a blues...
“It’s funny, I’m not saying I did it, but to me, it’s we did it like all versions of myself, you know, the girl who thought it’d be easy, t...
“I think that’s kind of the, comes with the territory of being an actor, is that you kind of move to New York hoping that you’ll move away...
You can tell a lot about a comic by how they write jokes. Setup first? Punchline first? Brad Williams explains his process when he goes...
“I love the whole process of writing, fleshing it out, getting on stage, working it out.” Welcome Henry Cho...
Welcome Brian Kalinowski: We’re joined on the Starline by an actor, singer and Broadway star...
“AI, when used correctly, will just be another tool in the toolbox of creativity.” Welcome Pete Ganbarg:...
