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In Episode 100 (!!!) we're continuing the important discussions of 2020 with returning guest from Season 2, Gregory Crafts. In Episode 76, Greg and his wife Jenn shared with us their journey into the LA Theatre scene and the hustle of not only creating and running your own theatre company but also managing theatre venues in Hollywood. Now in 2020, theatres like Studio-Stage have had to close indefinitely until the COVID-19 coronavirus is under control. Like many of you, Greg is an artist and an entrepreneur, but the events of this year have forced him to adapt. As he openly shares with us, it has been no easy task, and the toll it's taken on his mental health is one that I believe we can all relate to. But what’s more, is that Greg shares with us the power of sharing our experiences to uplift others and finding pleasure and joy in the simple pleasures of life to get us through this difficult time.
In our previous episode we highlighted the “Election Hustle” with the Executive Director of the LA Democratic Party, Drexel Heard, and Activist/Singer Malynda Hale, and since the release of that episode we experienced the longest Election Week ever but in the end it’s official that Joe Biden and Kamala Harris will be our next President and Vice President. We'll share our reactions about this incredible news in our 2020 Finale in a couple of episodes – but those of you who voted, who mobilized, who volunteered, who had the difficult conversations with your families, friends, and communities, who donated, who protested, who hustled and helped register others to make their voice heard – THANK YOU for participating in this election the secured the largest turnout in a US election ever!
Our Host, Daniel Tuttel, has officially launched his new business venture: Hustle Podcasting, the premiere Podcast Production & Management service. If you’ve been kicking around the idea of starting your own podcast but not sure how to take it from idea to releasing it to the masses, that’s where Daniel can help. Follow him out on Instagram @Hustle_Podcasting and check out his website at www.HustlePodcasting.com to Book a FREE 30-minute strategy call with Daniel to find out how to unleash your voice.
(Please be advised that there is a few instances of strong language in this episode)
Let the Hustle Begin!
This episode was produced by TEAM HUSTLE
Daniel Tuttel - Host/Executive Producer
Michael Lutheran - Co-Host/Producer/Podcast Editor
Cate Cassidy - Social Media Coordinator
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