Sunday Pancakes with Celia Keenan-Bolger
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Ashley Park on Building Resilience and Practicing Gratitude
Sunday Pancakes with Celia Keenan-Bolger
06/20/21 • 41 min
ASHLEY PARK is a Tony Award nominated actress, currently starring as “Mindy” in the hit television series Emily in Paris. For her performance, she became the first Asian American Actress to receive a Critics’ Choice Nomination for “Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series.” She will next appear in Bleecker Street’s upcoming feature Mr Malcom’s List. On stage, Park is perhaps best known for originating the role of “Gretchen Wieners” in the Broadway production of Tina Fey’s Mean Girls. In addition to her Tony nomination, she received Drama League, Drama Desk, Outer Critics Circle and Chita Rivera Award nominations for her performance in Mean Girls. That same season, Park garnered critical acclaim for starring as “Mwe” in KPOP, for which she won the esteemed Lucille Lortel Award for Lead Actress in a Musical and was nominated for her second Drama League and Drama Desk Awards of the season. Other Broadway credits include: Grand Horizons; Mamma Mia!; The King and I; and the recent revival of Sunday in the Park with George. On television, Park reunited with Tina Fey for Peacock’s new hit series GIRLS5EVA and was previously seen in the critically-acclaimed Netflix limited series Tales of the City. Other television credits include Apple TV+’s Helpsters and PopTV/Lionsgate Television’s Nightcap. Park is the proud recipient of Actor Equity Association’s 2018 Clarence Derwent Award, and in 2019 was honored with the inaugural Marin Mazzie Award for Empowerment by the Cancer Support Community. Her outreach as a social activist and a cancer survivor has stayed important to her through her dedicated work and support of service organizations such as the Make-A-Wish Foundation and Broadway Cares Equity Fights AIDS. Park graduated from the University of Michigan with a BFA in Musical Theater.
Weekly Round-Up:
- Listen to the Still Processing podcast episode with Cathy Park Hong.
- Read the Harvard Business Review article, “To Dismantle Anti-Asian Racism, We Must Understand Its Roots” by Lily Zheng.
- Listen to Krista Tippett’s On Being podcast episode, “A Life Worthy of Our Breath” with Ocean Vuong.
- Watch highlights of the late Marin Mazzie in The King and I, which she starred in with Ashley.
A Disrupter and a Weaver: Finding Your Place in a Social Change Ecosystem with Karen Olivo
Sunday Pancakes with Celia Keenan-Bolger
05/09/21 • 38 min
KAREN OLIVO (she/they) is a television, film, and stage actor who most recently played “Satine” in Moulin Rouge, The Musical on Broadway. Olivo is also recognized for her Tony Award winning performance as “Anita” in the acclaimed 2009 Broadway revival of West Side Story, a role for which she also earned Drama Desk, Drama League, Outer Critics Circle, and Astaire Award nominations. Some of her Broadway theater credits include originating the role of “Vanessa” in the Tony Award-winning musical, In the Heights (2008 Astaire Award); starring as “Faith” in the Broadway production of Brooklyn The Musical, and in Jonathan Larson’s Pulitzer- and Tony Award-winning musical, Rent. Additional theatre credits include Murder Ballad at the Manhattan Theater Club; By the Way, Meet Vera Stark by Lynn Nottage at Second Stage; and The Miracle Brothers directed by Tina Landau at the Vineyard Theatre. Olivo is also recognized for her many television appearances including a series regular, recurring & guest-starring roles on “ Harry’s Law”, “The Good Wife,” “Criminal Minds: Suspect Behavior,” “Chase,” “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit,” “Conviction,” and “Law & Order.”
Olivo is also an educator teaching at Northwestern University, NYU-Tisch, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, University of Wisconsin-Madison, as well as working as a visual artist and writer. In the Spring of 2020, Olivo co-founded the non-for-profit organization, AFECT, Artists for Economic Transparency, in the efforts to educate the industry and promote discussion regarding entertainment industry structures and how they can be altered to better serve marginalized communities. www.AFECTchange.org
Weekly Round-Up:
- Listen to this podcast episode of The Ezra Klein Show with Tressie McMillan Cottom and then buy Tressie’s book Thick and lastly, listen to her Hear To Slay podcast, co-hosted with Roxanne Gay.
- Review Deepa Iyer’s guide and framework, “Mapping Our Roles in Social Change Ecosystems”, originally introduced to Celia through The Broadway Advocacy Coalition. Attribution: Deepa Iyer, SolidarityIs and Building Movement Project.
- Read this New York Magazine article, “Art Doesn’t Need Tyrants” by Tavi Gevinson
Small Acts of Service Over a Sustained Amount of Time with Erika Henningsen
Sunday Pancakes with Celia Keenan-Bolger
05/02/21 • 40 min
ERIKA HENNINGSEN was most recently seen as ‘Cady Heron’ in the original Broadway Cast of Mean Girls, for which she was nominated for an Outer Critics' Circle Award. She made her Broadway debut as ‘Fantine’ in the recent revival of Les Miserables and can be seen as ‘Kim Ravenal’ in the PBS Special of Show Boat: Live from Lincoln Center with the New York Philharmonic. She is slated to appear in Peacock's upcoming series GIRLS5EVA and Amazon's original comedy Harlem. Graduate of the University Of Michigan BFA Musical Theater Program, Broadway Star of the Year 2019. She recently founded the First Time Voters' Club in partnership with Producing Blue to encourage young voters in involvement in the political sector and is an ambassador for the non-profit organization, She’s The First.
Weekly Round-Up:
- Explore this interactive NYTimes piece, “They Believe in Ambitious Women. But They Also See The Costs.”
- Read the Forge article, “The Worst Mindset To Have When Fighting Racism” by Emily PG Erikson on how perfectionism can undermine the work of dismantling white supremacy culture.
- Listen to this episode of The Cut podcast wherein trans author Torrey Peters discusses her new book, Detransition Baby and how the common feeling of “failing at gender” can bridge divides between cis and trans women.
- Buy this incredible butterfly garden with a live cup of caterpillars.
- This novel, Exit West by Mohsin Hamid, made Erika and Celia realize that they had very similar taste in books.
Pancake Minisode #1: Thoughts On The Transition Out Of Social Isolation
Sunday Pancakes with Celia Keenan-Bolger
04/11/21 • 14 min
In our first pancake minisode, Celia shares her hopes, struggles, and anxieties as we begin to gather again and awkwardly adjust to a New Normal.
Weekly Round-Up:
- Read the Medium article, “Prepare For The Ultimate Gaslighting” by Julio Vincent Gambuto
- Read the book Atomic Habits by James Clear
- Read the Vice article, “How To Make Small Talk After We’ve Been Through A Pandemic” by Rachel Miller
- Read “I’m Not Ready” from the March 4th edition of the Culture Study newsletter by Anne Helen Peterson
- “Collective Compassion” is a term Celia first heard used by Sonya Renee Taylor in her book The Body Is Not An Apology. The book will also be included in next week's round-up.
Please send your pancake thoughts, feelings, curiosities, and questions to Celia at [email protected].
Pancake Minisode #3: Goodbye to Season One
Sunday Pancakes with Celia Keenan-Bolger
07/04/21 • 7 min
Weekly Round-Up:
- Read “A Ritual Guide for What We’ve Learned and Lost in Covid” from Ritualist and The Joy List.
- Listen to Krista Tippett’s On Being podcast episode, “What a World You’ve Got Inside You” with Joanna Macy and Anita Barrows on the new translation of Rainer Maria Rilke’s Letters to a Young Poet
- Listen to the Still Processing podcast episode, “The People in the Neighborhood.”
The Episode with the Keenan-Bolger Siblings
Sunday Pancakes with Celia Keenan-Bolger
06/27/21 • 47 min
ANDREW KEENAN-BOLGER is an actor, director, author and filmmaker. Broadway: ‘Jesse’ in Tuck in Tuck Everlasting (Drama League Award nominee), ‘Crutchie’ in Newsies (Outer Critics Circle nominee). Off-Broadway: Seven Deadly Sins, Mary Poppins, Seussical, Beauty and the Beast, A Christmas Carol. 1st Nat'l Tours: Spelling Bee, How The Grinch Stole Christmas, Mary Poppins, Ragtime. TV: The Undoing (HBO), Three Rivers (ABC), The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (Amazon), Nurse Jackie (Showtime), Looking (HBO), The Other Two (HBO). Film: The Rewrite, Marci X, Are You Joking? Andrew is the co-creator the critically acclaimed series Submissions Only and co-author of the children’s series Jack & Louisa (Penguin Random House). B.F.A. University of Michigan. Follow him at @KeenanBlogger.
MAGGIE KEENAN-BOLGER is the co-founder of Honest Accomplice Theatre (HAT), a New York-based theatre and media company, producing art for social change from the perspective of historically excluded communities since 2012. Along with many successful NYC productions, HAT has also toured with shows about gender and sexuality for the last seven years. In 2016, Maggie produced and directed HAT's first episode of the free educational webseries, The Trans Literacy Project, and has been releasing episodes since. This includes an episode currently being used in sexual harassment trainings throughout the state of New York. In November, Maggie produced and directed Unmuted, a live, online theatrical performance during a time of social isolation. Featuring 20 artist innovators from around the country, the show tackled topics like the Black Lives Matter movement, disability, climate change, and our connection to our ancestors. Individually, Maggie has toured the country as a performer, sex educator and teaching artist and was recognized by the White House when she was appointed an LGBT Leader of the Next Generation by then Vice President, Joe Biden. A two-time Point Foundation scholar, Maggie was named a “Person to Watch” by The Advocate and can be seen on The Good Wife with Julianna Margulies and in the movie Admission with Tina Fey.
Weekly Round-Up:
- Listen to The Memory Palace podcast episode, “A White Horse”, recommended by Andrew.
- Check out the art by Black disabled artist, Rana, recommended by Maggie.
- Read the Story Corps questions to get a good conversation going, recommended by Celia.
- Learn more about Maggie’s company Honest Accomplice Theatre’s Trans Literary Project.
- Read the Psych Central article, “Coping with Grief: The Ball & The Box” by John M. Grohol, Psy.D.
Lie Still On The Day of Pain And The Day Of Joy Will Greet You with Shakina Nayfack
Sunday Pancakes with Celia Keenan-Bolger
06/13/21 • 39 min
Most recently, SHAKINA NAYFACK made television history starring in NBC’s Connecting... as the first transgender person to have a starring role in a network comedy. She can also be seen in Amazon’s GLAAD Award Winning Transparent Musicale Finale, which she helped write and produce, and Hulu’s Difficult People, for which she was a writing consultant. Her play Chonburi International Hotel and Butterfly Club premiered on Audible in 2020 in collaboration with Williamstown Theatre Festival and was recognized with a 2021 Drama League Award for Best Audio Theatre Production. She is the Founding Artistic Director of Musical Theatre Factory, where she helped to develop hundreds of new musicals including Michael R. Jackson’s Pulitzer Prize winning musical, A Strange Loop and her own autobiographical glam rock odyssey, Manifest Pussy.
Weekly Round-Up:
- Watch the documentary Disclosure on Netflix.
- Listen to the On the Rookie podcast episode “The Roadmap For Liberation, feat. Janet Mock” and then read Janet’s book, Redefining Realness.
- Read My Gender Workbook by Kate Bornstein.
- Visit Shakina’s website to learn more about her work and download her award-winning Audible play, Chonburi International Hotel and Butterfly Club.
- Support the Juneteenth Jubilee, organized by Intersectional Voices Collective.
Javier Muñoz and Standing in Awe of Humanity
Sunday Pancakes with Celia Keenan-Bolger
06/06/21 • 41 min
JAVIER MUÑOZ is an actor and activist whose impressive body of work spans theater, film and television. Javier is best known for co-creating the role of, and starring as, "Alexander Hamilton” in the cultural-phenomenon musical Hamilton on Broadway for two years, after Lin-Manuel Miranda departed the show (and was his alternate prior to that). He got his break starring as “Usnavi” in In the Heights on Broadway, also created by Miranda. Javier will soon star in the dark comedy indie feature, Monuments. On the TV side, he’s appeared on Shadowhunters, Blindspot, Quantico, Full Frontal with Samantha Bee and will soon be heard voicing the character of “Ohm” on Disney’s upcoming animated series Eureka. Recent theater credits include The New Englanders at MTC and the starring role in the North American premiere of Stephen Lloyd Helper’s A Sign of the Times. Javier is also an outspoken activist for LGBTQ+ rights and a Global Ambassador for (RED), which fights to end HIV/AIDS. Muñoz was honored with the prestigious OUT100 "Breakout of the Year" award in 2016, as well as the Howard Ashman Award by the Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC). Javier now serves on the Board of GMHC as well.
Weekly Round-Up:
- Read The Great Believers by Rebecca Makkai
- Watch the short documentary, Short Fuse about Danny Sotomayor, a Chicago activist
- Listen to Slate’s What’s Next podcast episode “Larry Kramer Wouldn’t Be Quiet”
- Read about Javier Muñoz Day
- Support and learn more about the organizations Javi mentions: GMHC, Broadway Green Alliance, and BCEFA.
Stepping Into The Unknown with Sara Bareilles
Sunday Pancakes with Celia Keenan-Bolger
05/30/21 • 40 min
SARA BAREILLES first achieved mainstream critical praise in 2007 with her widely successful hit "Love Song," which reached No. 1 in 22 countries around the world from her debut album Little Voice. Since then, Sara has taken home a Grammy Award for Best American Roots Performance for her performance of “Saint Honesty” and has received seven more Grammy® nominations, two Tony nominations and three Emmy nominations. Her book, “Sounds Like Me: My Life (So Far) in Song,” was released in the fall of 2015 by Simon & Schuster and is a New York Times best seller. Making her Broadway debut, Sara composed the music and lyrics for Waitress, and made her Broadway acting debut in 2017 by stepping into the show's lead role. In 2019, Sara released her fifth full-length album entitled Amidst The Chaos. For this body of work, she joined forces in the studio with legendary Academy® Award-winning producer T Bone Burnett. Always looking to try something new, Sara teamed up with her writing and producing partner, Jessie Nelson, J.J. Abrams and Apple, and executive produced Little Voice: a 10-episode musical drama series featuring her original music. In September, 2020, Sara released More Love – Songs From Little Voice Season One, which features her personally performed and recorded versions of the ten songs from the series. Most recently, Sara wrapped filming a brand new Tina Fey scripted musical-comedy series for Peacock called Girls5Eva. Her brand new record, "Amidst the Chaos: Live from the Hollywood Bowl," is also releasing in 2021.
Weekly Round-Up:
How A Relationship To Faith Can Help Us Grow with Joshua Henry
Sunday Pancakes with Celia Keenan-Bolger
05/23/21 • 41 min
JOSHUA HENRY made a name for himself in his Tony-nominated turn in Scottsboro Boys and as 'Aaron Burr' in both the touring and Chicago companies of Hamilton. He made his stage debut as Judas in Godspell at the Paper Mill Playhouse, followed by his Broadway debut in In the Heights. Other Broadway credits include American Idiot, Porgy and Bess, Bring It On: The Musical, Violet, Shuffle Along, and most recently as 'Billy Bigelow' in the revival of Carousel. On film, He is remembered as Jennifer Hudson’s fiancé in Sex and the City. Henry released his debut EP, Guarantee in early 2021 via S-Curve Records/BMG.
Weekly Round-Up:
- Read You Are Your Best Thing: Vulnerability, Shame Resilience, and the Black Experience, edited by Tarana Burke and Brené Brown.
- Read Melissa Eisler’s Chopra.com article, “5 Ways to Cultivate Faith When Times Are Tough.”
- Listen to Brené Brown’s Unlocking Us podcast episode “Brené with David Eagleman on The Inside Story of the Ever-Changing Brain”
- Listen to Joshua’s new EP, Guarantee. You can watch the official video for “Guarantee” here.
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Sunday Pancakes with Celia Keenan-Bolger currently has 17 episodes available.
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The podcast is about Theater, Wellness, Podcasts, Self-Improvement, Education, Arts, Theatre, Broadway and Performing Arts.
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The episode title 'Pancake Minisode #3: Goodbye to Season One' is the most popular.
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The average episode length on Sunday Pancakes with Celia Keenan-Bolger is 34 minutes.
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Episodes of Sunday Pancakes with Celia Keenan-Bolger are typically released every 7 days.
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The first episode of Sunday Pancakes with Celia Keenan-Bolger was released on Mar 17, 2021.
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