Truthful Talk
Human conversations with Marco DiGeorge
Episodes
In this episode, Samantha and I talk about how to deal with difficult moments as an artist (and as a human being), as we juggle schedule versus life. We discuss how important art can be in the healing process, and how pushing ourselves into the present moment can help move us beyond the trap and fear of the mind.
In this special episode, Samantha and I discuss the passing of my mom, Carmen. She has been living with us over the past two years, and Sam has been her full-time caretaker as she battled with Parkinson’s Disease and Dementia toward the end. She passed on September 2nd, and we wanted to talk about our journey through the process. We dedicate this episode to her – we love you mom!
In this episode, Derek Rowe and I talk about a concept for a new podcast we are working on about unfinished art. This leads to a fascinating discussion on art and when it’s ever finished, and why we care about certain pieces more than others. Hope you enjoy, and we would love to hear your thoughts too!
In this episode, Samantha and I discuss how necessary it is to allow our inner child out to play, and how important FUN is on a daily basis. It’s a fun and interesting discussion – hope you enjoy!
In this episode, our 50th show, Sam and I talk about what it takes for us to produce shows in the theater the way we do, and also WHY we do it the way we do. Also, we discuss auditioning and the actor’s work ethic and why it’s so important. Hope you enjoy!
In this episode, Sam and I take questions from our listeners and do our best to answer them. This is a start of an ongoing segment we would like to do – so hope you enjoy!
In this episode, Samantha and I are back after our short hiatus, and we discuss what it was like ending our last production and starting the design for our latest play, The Sunset Limited.
In this episode, Samantha continues with her Q&A segments with more things for Marco – another round of rapid-fire questions – from 80s trivia to more philosophical topics. It’s another very fun episode that you won’t want to miss!
In this episode, Samantha runs the show and asks Marco a round of rapid-fire questions – about acting, life, teaching, and other things. It’s a very fun episode that you won’t want to miss!
In this episode, Samantha joins me once again as we discuss the official opening weekend of our new play, Birds of North America by Anna Ouyang Moench, at Theater On The Edge. We discuss what it was like presenting art again in the way we enjoy, and what’s next down the line. Sam also discusses her artistic style and approach (the best way she can). Hope you enjoy!
In this episode, my amazing wife and partner Samantha joins me as we discuss the opening of our new play, Birds of North America by Anna Ouyang Moench, at Theater On The Edge. Sam discusses her journey back into the arts after her battle with cancer, and how her creativity is beginning to heal her and bring meaning back to her life. It’s an incredible and emotional episode that you won’t want to miss!
In this episode, Natalie, Jared and I talk about how food is such a big factor in our lives – and how it can be controlling and unhealthy if we don’t understand nutrition and how to control our hunger desires. It’s a fun conversation with many interesting points – hope you enjoy!
In this episode, Natalie, Jared and I discuss a range of interesting topics, from why clowns are scary, to the existence of aliens, and even what’s happening with the pyramids – and why are they even there! It’s a fun and exciting episode you won’t want to miss. Hope you enjoy!
In this episode, we are joined by longtime friend and creative expert Jared Rowe, who talks to us about a variety of topics, including memory, his world exploration, AI, and his latest technical creations. It was great having him in studio – I hope you enjoy!
In this episode, we are joined once again by director and producer Derek Rowe as we discuss how to properly plan for success in creative projects, and to how to mitigate your challenges. It’s an incredible discussion filled with so many tips! I hope you enjoy!
In this episode, we are joined in studio once again by the amazing Sean Philippe! He brings back his incredible energy to the discussion as we talk about the use of AI in comedy and the creative world, jiu-jitsu, the world of crypto, and many other things. Sean also introduces us to his company, Bad Ash Films. It’s a fun and creative talk and Sean has a lot to share – hope you enjoy!
In this episode, we are joined in studio by longtime friend, actor, comedian, businessman, and all around good-guy, Sean Philippe! Sean’s energy had us from the moment he arrived, and I’m sure you will feel it listening to this episode. We discuss his journey through stand-up comedy and how it applies to the overall arts. Hope you enjoy!
In this episode, longtime friend, filmmaker, artist, and activist Derek Rowe joins us to discuss his latest artistic venture, Free Parking. In addition, we discuss the nature of unfinished films, why they occur, and what to do about them. Hope you enjoy!
In this episode, Natalie and I review the Super Bowl results, but from a different perspective. We also look into the positives you can take away as an artist, and as a human being. Hope you enjoy!
In this episode, Natalie fires off a list of questions for me to answer regarding making your own projects and the best way to proceed. As creatives, we should always be creating and expanding our own resume! Hope you enjoy!
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