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EPISODE · Apr 12, 2025 · 55 MIN

Episode 9: The Play

from I Thought Waldorf Was A Salad · host Adam and Kristi Kilcollins

The play's the thing!  In this episode, we talk about how we do plays in Waldorf schools, how those differ from other schools and why we make it all so complicated.  Lots of theater people love in this episode.  Who's ready to write a play...not us.  Who didn't turn off her ringer?  Lookin' at you Kristi.  Adam has a full on potty mouth in this episode so prepare for spicy language.  Also, mid show, we get a text from Kordi that she passed her drivers permit test - but we handle is totally profesh (Yay Kordi!) Oh and hey!  We started a Patreon in which we plan to add some of our off topic conversations, behind the scenes stuff and opportunities for more engagement.  There is currently little behind the paywall but there is a free post that has the not real Ted Talk mentioned in a previous episode.  Free free to watch that gratis and also support us in making this show if you are able.  We love to give you a little love at the end of the episode. If you are not already following us on the grams, please do so you can add your useful chime ins on our posts!  You can find us on Instagram at waldorfsaladpod.  As always, you can also email us at [email protected]. Hawthorne Valley Harvest eBook

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