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Oct 13, 2023 2 hr 18 min

The Bird Zulu

from The Unsyted Radio Hosted by Chad Michael Bouton and Simon O'Gorman

In today's insightful; not to mention, educational episode of the podcast, Chad Bouton talks with actress Corina Boettger. Corina first began community theatre when they were just a child. From the very first moment, Corina knew that acting is what they wanted to persue. Corina started taking classes, and had their first paid gig when they were still under the age of ten. After this, Corina kept the dream by continuing community theatre in Seattle, and eventually transitioning to on-camera acting in Los Angeles. Corina has appeared on camera in shows like The Mick and My Name Is Earl. Additionally, you can hear them voice in shows like Sailor Moon, One Punch Man, and Trolls: The Beat Goes On. Furthermore, Corina has voiced in several critically acclaimed video games like AI the Somnium Files and Genshin Impact. Corina is currently based out of Los Angeles. They have Crohns Disease and Arthritis, which did make them have to use a wheelchair for around three years. However, after much therapy and medication they are now taking pole dancing, as well as, aerial circus training. Corina is also an actor who is on the Autism Spectrum and is non-binary, and is very vocal about advocating for themselves. To learn mor about Corina, and the work that they do please make sure to visit their website. Https://www.corinaboettger.com.

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