Survival Jobs: A Podcast

Survival Jobs: A Podcast A new podcast spotlighting artists, their side hustles, and passions. Coming April 1, 2021. Hosted by Samantha Tuozzulo and Jason A. Coombs.

06/01/2026

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05/27/2026

From the basement of Gristedes to the St.James - tells all.

Tune in tomorrow, survivors.

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05/18/2026

Congratulations to the cast and crew of Thornton Wilder’s The Emporium at on opening night!✨🎉

Co-writer Kirk Lynn shares what he hopes audiences take away from the and why the conversations sparked by this play feel especially meaningful right now.

Who are you bringing with you to see The Emporium? Tag them in the comments below 👀

05/15/2026

Why should YOU see Thornton Wilder’s The Emporium? 🎭

We asked the cast to describe why audiences should experience this new production in just ONE word or ONE sentence…and their answers might surprise you.

Now playing at , Thornton Wilder’s The Emporium is adapted and co-written by Kirk Lynn and directed by Rob Melrose.

Plus, Episode 155 of Survival Jobs is streaming today! Tune in to hear conversations with the cast all about The Emporium and the process of bringing this exciting production to life.

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What’s ONE word you hope to feel when you leave a theater?

05/08/2026

The iconic shares why August Wilson’s work continues to resonate so deeply with audiences today and why stories like still matter on today’s episode! 🎭

We were so honored to speak with Kandi on the opening night red carpet alongside the incredible cast, creative team, and VIP guests celebrating this powerful production directed by Debbie Allen.

Tap in now and let us know if you got your tickets yet?

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05/06/2026

Tony Award nominee Ruben Santiago-Hudson shares why August Wilson’s Joe Turner’s Come and Gone still feels deeply relevant for audiences in 2026!

We caught up with on the red carpet to talk about why this powerful story continues to resonate during this moment in America and why it’s so important that audiences continue showing up for theater that challenges, moves, and connects us.

August Wilson’s work still sparks conversations about identity, history, community, and hope, and this production is no exception.

Let’s us know if you’re seeing and who you are bringing with you in the comments!

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