#21: Sam Salmond
Feb 4th, 2019 by the29hourpodcast

This week we talk with writer Sam Salmond about how to stand up for yourself without being seen as a diva, writing from (very) personal experience, and our collective adoration of Bill Finn.
Conversations with theater actors, writers and directors hosted by Sam Heldt and Julia Meinwald.
Feb 4th, 2019 by the29hourpodcast
This week we talk with writer Sam Salmond about how to stand up for yourself without being seen as a diva, writing from (very) personal experience, and our collective adoration of Bill Finn.
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