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NH Unscripted with Ray Dudley

3X New Hampshire Theatre Awards winner, actor, author Ray Dudley chats with the movers and shakers of the arts and entertainment industries to talk shop.We want to know all about them: their passions, their projects, their futures!Directors, actors, filmmakers, government officials, casting agents, etc.Examples of Theaters: Hatbox Theatre, Concord City Auditorium, Winnipesaukee Playhouse, Jean"s Playhouse, The Players Ring, etc.

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00:45:36

NH Unscripted with Amy and Ethan Sager of Again &...

NH Unscripted with Ray Dudley ·

2024/03/13

I’m telling you I’m in love with permaculture and so today I had Amy and Ethan Sager, from the Again & Again Farmstead in Tamworth, come by to chat up their farm. Their diversified farm produces growing supplies, wool products, flower bouquets, and ethically grown fruit and vegetables using non-certified organic methods. We talked about biochar, vermiculture (worms), no-till gardening, heritage breed chickens, ducks and sheep (and all the great wool that comes from them) and a heckuva lot

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00:45:14

NH Unscripted with The Hummingbird Center

NH Unscripted with Ray Dudley ·

2024/03/09

Springtime is peaking its’ head around the corner and that means gardening and I’m particularly fond of permaculture gardening. Dunstan Smith from The Hummingbird Center in Dorchester, NH drops in to chat about all things permaculture and organic at the Center. The Center is an active permaculture farm with a 26-year perennial food system and hosts tours. It has a huge cob pizza oven, solar dehydrator, two outdoor solar heated showers, has classes for yoga, sound baths, has a literal farm to table

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00:45:17

NH Unscripted with Joel Mercier

NH Unscripted with Ray Dudley ·

2024/03/06

It’s almost springtime and that means birds are chirping, bunnies are running around and Artistic Directors are scouring the landscape looking for talent for their upcoming seasons of shows! What exactly does that process look like? How do they choose who to make an offer to? Where do they even go to audition them? Well lucky for us Joel Mercier, Artistic Director for the North Country Center for the Arts, drops in to explain all of that as well as discuss their upcoming season which will feature

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00:44:42

NH Unscripted with Angèlica Forcier Rosenthal

NH Unscripted with Ray Dudley ·

2024/03/03

When WKXL's NH Unscripted needs a little attitude and sass that’s when it’s time to bring in the big guns and so today Angèlica Forcier Rosenthal from the Actors Cooperative Theatre is back for a repeat visit. She’s directing “The Last Days of Judas Iscariot” for the Milford Area Players and she lays it all out there!! I love her honest, don’t give you-know-what approach to life. We also get to catch up on what’s happening in Derry with the Actors Cooperative Theatre. Open and refreshing.

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00:45:00

NH Unscripted with Liam Magan of TeaTotaller Cafe

NH Unscripted with Ray Dudley ·

2024/02/21

Liam Magan, General Manager, from the Teatotaller Cafe on Main st. in Concord dropped in to talk about all that’s happening at the cafe. Twice named Best of NH, Teatotaller is a “queer, hipster oasis of tea, coffee, and pastry goodness.” Named “Most Instagrammable Restaurant in America” by Food Network Magazine they have incredible waffles, drinks with boba (I didn’t know either) and macaroons made right there. Teatotaller is a café, tea-house, bistro, and venue with two locations in Concord and

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00:45:00

NH Unscripted with Kevin & Kate Collins

NH Unscripted with Ray Dudley ·

2024/02/16

It was time for part II of my chat with Kevin & Kate Collins from the Garrison Players about the evolution of high school and community theater. Some of the topics today included: 1) The rise of theater training camps marketed to high school students (not summer; year-round) and its impact on traditional HS drama 2) The fragmenting and siloing of theater (HS shows in the 21st century v. 1950s-2000s) 3) Difference between the shows being done by high schools and youth theater v. “traditional”

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00:44:42

NH Unscripted - Jim Rosenberg returns!

NH Unscripted with Ray Dudley ·

2024/02/09

Jim Rosenberg, attorney at Shaheen & Gordon, makes a return visit to WKXL chat about DUI stops and aliens in NH. Yup, aliens in NH! Jim is a defense attorney and I wanted to ask questions about what to do should you get stopped for a DUI and he certainly provided the info. Then in the last segment Jim makes the leap to alien citings around the Granite State. I had no idea how many there are. Did you know that there’s a state plaque dedicated to one particular citing? As ususal Jim’s a treasure

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00:45:07

NH Unscripted with Kevin Collins

NH Unscripted with Ray Dudley ·

2024/02/07

Kevin Collins, board member at the Garrison Players, was today’s WKXL NH Unscripted guest. And our topic? “What is the current state of non-professional theater and theater training?” We also had the good luck to be doing theater in the 1970’s which was a highly experimental time, particularly in the arts. It was also still an analog world when we did just about everything — lighting, set design, publicity, with little or no training, just because we had to. But times have changed, in the sense that

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00:45:05

NH Unscripted with Kelsey Domeny

NH Unscripted with Ray Dudley ·

2024/02/01

Today’s WKXL guest was Kelsey Domeny. Mother, podcaster, photographer, mentor, entrepreneur, speaker and author. And that’s just on her slow days! Kelsey stopped by to talk mainly about co-authoring her new book “Next Best Yes” (due out in March) and its companion podcast by the same name (available now). Kelsey walks what she talks. “Next Best Yes” explores how we can take practical next steps with God as we activate our faith even when it doesn’t make sense. Writing a book is time consuming and a

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00:45:03

NH Unscripted with Jim Rosenberg

NH Unscripted with Ray Dudley ·

2024/01/28

Today’s guest was attorney Jim Rosenberg. It was a great ride as Jim (with an unbelievable memory) tells the story of a murder that took place in Concord where the victim was bludgeoned to death by being beaten over 80 times with an axe! And then he tops THAT story with a tale of a section of Concord that no longer exists called…wait for it…Peckerville. Oh yeah we went there! Jim is a Partner at Shaheen & Gordon, P.A. and the Chair of its Criminal Defense Practice Group, focusing his practice in

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00:45:36

NH Unscripted and Lend Me A Theater

NH Unscripted with Ray Dudley ·

2024/01/26

My friends Kat A’wahid and Laura Hoglund from the nomadic theatre troupe Lend Me A Theater came by to chat about their history as well as their upcoming projects. I was particularly interested in hearing about their expertise providing the entertainment portion of dinner theatre at Tupelo Music Hall in Derry, NH. The amount of work that goes into mounting those productions is quite remarkable and LMAT has it down to a science. They understand their audience demographic and very smartly cater to it

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00:45:25

NH Unscripted with Joe Bernier of Angry Hog BBQ

NH Unscripted with Ray Dudley ·

2024/01/13

The term “entertainment” covers a wide spectrum of options and today we explore one of my favorites: BBQ. In particular the bbq that comes from the hands and heart of Joe Bernier of Angry Hog BBQ in Meredith, NH. Joe began his BBQ journey over ten years ago, creating new and exciting award winning sauces that are designed to complement any meal. After appearing on the Travel Channel with Adam Richman (yup THAT Adam Richman!), and several interviews in local media about creating the perfect BBQ

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00:45:31

NH Unscripted with Jim Rogato

NH Unscripted with Ray Dudley ·

2024/01/10

Another good friend of mine, Jim Rogato (aka the voice of God), stopped by to talk about his recent role in the Traditional English Panto that played at the Winnipesaukee Playhouse. He’s been seen by thousands of theater goers over the years and Jim is a founding member of the Rockin’ Daddios as well. The Rockin’ Daddios bring back some of the best loved songs from the 50’s and 60’s sung in a doo-wop style with the accent on harmonies and FUN. They’ve performed all around NH as well as a 3 year

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00:45:21

NH Unscripted with Joe Pelonzi

NH Unscripted with Ray Dudley ·

2024/01/03

Doo Wop DJ to the gods! That’s how I refer to him. Among his many talents, Joe is a DJ for WMWM 91.7 and northofbostonradio.com and spins his best Doo Wop on Uncle Henry’s Basement and Uncle Henry’s Folk show. Sometimes that’s usually followed up playing DJ’s picks on Heart of Saturday Night where you can expect a mixture of Psychedelic, Folk, Deep Tracks, Jazz. Questions, questions, questions! What music falls under the genre title of Doo Wop? What groups are considered Psychedelic? That’s the

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00:45:58

NH Unscripted with Marc Murai

NH Unscripted with Ray Dudley ·

2023/12/29

Emmy award winner Marc Murai dropped by to chat about what he’s up to lately and brought a guest with him: Andrew Pinard of the Hatbox Theatre. I was interested to discuss his attempt to purchase the Ioka theatre in Exeter NH and what the final result was of the attempted purchase. I also wanted to pick his brain about two of his productions that took place in the Hatbox, “Barnum” and “1776”. “Barnum” won several awards the year it was staged and “1776” was a herculean lift since the cast alone

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00:45:23

NH Unscripted with George Kelly

NH Unscripted with Ray Dudley ·

2023/12/23

My guest today was friend, director and author George Kelly! I asked George to stop by so that I could pick his brain about his group Granite Playwrights, his various plays that have been performed outside NH, how he decides which topics to write about, the impact of the closing of the Hatbox Theatre on is group and finally I grabbed some ideas of what to do in NYC based on his many visits. www.facebook.com/Graniteplaywrights

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00:45:00

NH Unscripted with Angelica Rosenthal

NH Unscripted with Ray Dudley ·

2023/12/21

Irreverent, provocateur, out-out-out of the box thinker, not one to shy away from controversy and a definite envelope pusher is how I would describe Angelica Rosenthal and she totally brings her sassy ways to this interview.She loves theater that brings her audiences to some kind, any kind of reaction, doesn’t hesitate to stage it and is almost disappointed if it doesn’t happen. A great interview with NH Unscripted at WKXL and I’m very thankful that she took the time to drop by and chat! Her next

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00:44:42

NH Unscripted with Donald Tongue

NH Unscripted with Ray Dudley ·

2023/12/20

Today’s episode starts with a quick nod to thecastingconnection.net (a website designed by Jeremiah Smith strictly for theatre actors to aid in finding work). We then speak with Donald Tongue, of Tongue Mountain Productions, about the making of his short film “Home Burial” starring Michael Cobb and Kate Gilbert. The film is Donalds first attempt at creating a short film and was accepted at the Culver City Film Festival 2023. We talked about how he was able to put together the right film team, the

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00:45:42

NH Unscripted with Glenn Provost

NH Unscripted with Ray Dudley ·

2023/12/18

Bolt Cutter Productions begins a two week run of another play I’ve never heard of, Lungs, which opens this Friday at the Hatbox Theatre in Concord. It’s a two person play and I wanted to get the skinny on it so I had Glenn Provost, co-star and producer, come by and fill us in. Glenn gives us some introductory background about himself and then talks about this wonderful play and the challenges it took to bring it to life. Using terms such as “emotionally brutal” to describe portions, he talks about

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00:44:28

NH Unscripted featuring Andrew Gibson

NH Unscripted with Ray Dudley ·

2023/12/18

I’ve been looking forward to sitting with Andrew Gibson, for quite some time and today was the day! If you’ve been to a play in NH recently you’ve probably seen Andrew. Okay, that may be a bit of a stretch, but, honestly, the guy has been on a tear lately! Pittsfield, the Majestic, the Colonial Theatre, Jean’s Playhouse, etc. he’s everywhere! And he freely talks about playing Spiderman for Marvel (true story, but, not the movies), his passion for voice-over work, his start in the arts, his love for

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