Hey, theater people, Patrick here. Just a few announcements before we get to today's show.

First, something really cool happened last week, you guys. NPR, that's National Public Radio,

launched, earbud.fm. It's a website where NPR features a little over 200 podcasts that they

think are some of the best on the internet. The list was whittled down from over 800 podcasts that

were suggested

to NPR by listeners, celebrities, and podcasting pros. And guess what, you guys? Theater

people made the list. We were submitted by Liz Richards of Maximu podcast, and we had no idea

until we got a very exciting email from NPR. We are so honored to be in the company of some

of our heroes like serial, This

American Life, Mystery Show, Radio Lab, Snap Judgment, and so many other really, really cool

podcasts. It's this great site with some great suggestions, so check it out. www.org

and thanks so much, Liz. One more thing, and just indulge me here. If any of you follow our Twitter feed, you probably saw that Steve and I dressed up our 20-month-old daughter as Lynn Manuel Miranda as Alexander Hamilton for Halloween. It was an epic costume. Lynn called her up at the ham-for-ham show. It was so amazing. So many people have asked where we got the costume, and I'm delighted to share that one of

my oldest and best friends, Alice and Jane, made the costume by hand, you guys. She has a company

called Call A-A-J-E-R-E. That's C-A-L-L-J-A-I-R-E. On her website, you can order custom clothes and

amazing costumes and patterns. The website is www.com.

Check it out. Hey, child, look at you in the mirror. Did you think that you still be standing now?

Hello, fellow theater people.

Welcome to the Theater People podcast.

I'm Patrick Kinds, your host.

So this week's episode was supposed to be our interview with Beth Malone, Tony

nominee for Fun Home.

It's a great interview and we're going to get it out soon, but we had to switch things

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