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EPISODE · Apr 7, 2026 · 1H 21M

Ep. 29 "He wants to take me to Chipotle, is this a date?" (W/Dan Rosales)

from Pop Therapy · host Omar Torres

I hope today's episode gives you a little bit of hope because today we speak with broadway performer Dan Rosales! Join us as Dan talks about the show he is currently in, Great Gatsby, and the road that got him there. As well as one of his favorite pieces of wisdom that he lives by. I also spend some time talking about an issue that most Americans agree on in the hopes of making you realize that maybe we aren't as divided as you think. You don't want to miss it! Follow Dan on IG: https://www.instagram.com/danrosales/Get tickets to Great Gatsby on Broadway: https://broadwaygatsby.com/castFollow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/haveyoutriedtherapy/Follow the podcast on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/poptherapythepod/Photo by Daniel Seung Lee: https://danielseunglee.com/Cover design by Bryan Barham: https://www.bryan-barham.com/Leave a voicemail: https://www.speakpipe.com/PopTherapy

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I hope today's episode gives you a little bit of hope because today we speak with broadway performer Dan Rosales! Join us as Dan talks about the show he is currently in, Great Gatsby, and the road that got him there. As well as one of his favorite pieces of wisdom that he lives by. I also spend some time talking about an issue that most Americans agree on in the hopes of making you realize that maybe we aren't as divided as you think. You don't want to miss it! Follow Dan ...

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