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May 13, 2025
Join Jason Burke, a Broadway storyteller, as he shares a captivating tale from behind the curtain. Robin Beatty reflects on a cherished childhood memory of a theater trip with her uncle, emphasizing the magic of live performance. Comedian Kelli Dunham dives into a humorous and awkward encounter with a man claiming to be her biological father, sparking laughter and thoughts on identity. Together, they explore the emotional impact of storytelling and the complexities of familial relationships in a delightful and entertaining exchange.
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Stories as Tools for Change
- Kevin Allison reflects on how the right wing has restricted creative expression over time.
- He emphasizes the importance of using stories and art to resist these limitations and inspire change.
The Role of Lies in Relationships
- Jason Burke confessed to lying frequently to maintain social harmony and avoid confrontation.
- He described two types of lies: "vigilante lies" to shame others and lies to avoid hurting others' feelings.
Jason Burke's Broadway Encounter
- Jason Burke shared a story about working as an usher at a Broadway theater and a complex encounter with a fellow actor.
- He explored themes of identity, acceptance, and the pressure to fit in during his early career in New York City.