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My Boss is a Theatre Kid.

My Boss is a Theatre Kid is a podcast and community for the next generation of artists and workers in the entertainment space. Hosted by Katie Hopsicker, in each episode you’ll hear from industry experts and learn about different career paths in the performance and corporate worlds. Most importantly, you’ll improve your outlook on post-grad life as an artist and will gain confidence to take the leap and pursue your passion.

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    Welcome to the Show

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

My Boss is a Theatre Kid is a podcast and community for the next generation of artists and workers in the entertainment space. Hosted by Katie Hopsicker, in each episode you’ll hear from industry experts and learn about different career paths in the performance and corporate worlds. Most importantly, you’ll improve your outlook on post-grad life as an artist and will gain confidence to take the leap and pursue your passion.

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Katie Hopsicker

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How many episodes does My Boss is a Theatre Kid. have?

My Boss is a Theatre Kid. currently has 5 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.

What is My Boss is a Theatre Kid. about?

My Boss is a Theatre Kid is a podcast and community for the next generation of artists and workers in the entertainment space. Hosted by Katie Hopsicker, in each episode you’ll hear from industry experts and learn about different career paths in the performance and corporate worlds. Most...

How often does My Boss is a Theatre Kid. release new episodes?

My Boss is a Theatre Kid. has 5 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.

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Who hosts My Boss is a Theatre Kid.?

My Boss is a Theatre Kid. is created and hosted by Katie Hopsicker.
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