Apr 21, 2021 2 hr 5 min

Desi Brown

from good to see you Hosted by mindsugar

buckle up everyone because we are going deep inside baseball on theatre this week with Desi Brown (director, educator, activist) we talk the future of the theatre industry, finishing college in a pandemic, and so much more. Follow Desi: instagram.com/desibrown_ Follow the show: goodtoseeyoupod.com Meg: twitter.com/megbunn instagram.com/megbunn Harrison: twitter.com/hhaarriissoonn instagram.com/hhaarriissoonn hhaarriissoonn.com Pre-save UP ALL NIGHT the new single from Harrison’s band baseball hat (available 4/23) here: tinyurl.com/UPALLNIGHTpresave twitch.tv/mindsugar twitter.com/mindsugaronline instagram.com/mindsugaronline

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