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Nov 18, 2025 24 min

Finding Mr. Christmas with Robbie Simpson

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In this engaging conversation, Robbie Simpson shares his journey through the arts, discussing his roles as an actor, director, and educator. He reflects on the importance of authenticity and representation in media, particularly within the context of holiday storytelling. The discussion highlights the evolving narrative of Hallmark films, emphasizing inclusivity and the celebration of queer joy. Robbie also shares memorable moments from the set of Hallmark’s 'Finding Mr. Christmas' and participates in a fun rapid-fire question segment, revealing more about his personality and preferences. YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@OutLoudAndLaughing?sub_confirmation=1 Time Stamps: 00:00 The Holiday Spirit and Introduction to Robbie Simpson 02:30 Robbie's Multifaceted Career in the Arts 05:12 Queer Joy in Holiday Storytelling 07:46 Finding Authenticity on Reality TV 10:13 The Differences Between Soap Operas and Holiday Competitions 12:54 Representation and Love Stories in Hallmark 15:45 Memorable Moments and Challenges on Set 18:28 Rapid Fire Questions with Robbie 21:01 Wrapping Up with Holiday Cheer —-- Visit us at www.OutLoudAndLaughing.com Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7obVHRF8knOr0WUMOZLJnM Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvTk63DP29cMR3QjT_xkkHygIX2MZi1c9

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