Kate Marple's guest appearances

Kate Marple

Boston Podcast Players

Identity Tales

Melissa Bergstrom

Ken Green

Michael Bradford

Laura Neill

Mox Nox

Morir Soñando

John Minigan

Jecenia Isis Figueroa

Mara Elissa Palma

Greg Lam

Mimi Augustin

Charlotte Meehan

Sophia Koevary

Brandon Crose

Kira Rockwell

OwlTail

Say hello to Melissa Bergstrom and Kate Marple of The Perpetual Visitors Theatre Company. Together they bring us their unique brand of documentary playwriting with their play, The Big Work, which you can download on Amazon, Audible, and iTunes. They interviewed dozens of people across their country about their feelings about their jobs and weaved their words together into a fascinating play which talks about how people really feel about their work. They also put out the Identity Tales podcast which you can download for free. Season 2 of Boston Podcast Players is supported in part by the Bob Jolly Charitable Trust. Also thanks to Patreon donor Melissa Fristrom. Cast  Melissa Bergstrom Christa Brown Teddy Crecelius Emily Duggan Kate Marple Sunit Sharma  Play excerpt provided courtesy of The Perpetual Visitors Theatre Company.

Say hello to Melissa Bergstrom and Kate Marple of <a href="http://www.perpetualvisitorstheatre.org/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">The Perpetual Visitors Theatre Company</a>. Together they bring us their unique brand of documentary playwriting with their play, <a href="http://www.perpetualvisitorstheatre.org/listen.html" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">The Big Work</a>, which you can download on Amazon, Audible, and iTunes. They interviewed dozens of people across their country about their feelings about their jobs and weaved their words together into a fascinating play which talks about how people really feel about their work. They also put out the <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/identity-tales/id1357459239" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Identity Tales</a> podcast which you can download for free. Season 2 of Boston Podcast Players is supported in part by the <a href="https://www.facebook.com/BobConwayJolly" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Bob Jolly Charitable Trust</a>. Also thanks to <a href="https://www.patreon.com/bospodplay" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Patreon</a> donor Melissa Fristrom. Cast <ul> <li>Melissa Bergstrom</li> <li>Christa Brown</li> <li>Teddy Crecelius</li> <li>Emily Duggan</li> <li>Kate Marple</li> <li>Sunit Sharma</li> </ul> Play excerpt provided courtesy of The Perpetual Visitors Theatre Company.

Melissa Bergstrom and Kate Marple: The Big Work

The tables are turned in this episode of Identity Tales where Kate talks about the experience of growing up as an asexual woman, and what it's like to be part of the largely invisible A in the LGBTQIA mix. Melissa Bergstrom steps in as interviewer while Kate reflects on the incredible power of learning you aren't the only one of something. Together they unpack the burden and joy of trying to imagine a future for yourself that isn’t reflected anywhere in culture...pop or otherwise.Editor's Note: While it's not discussed specifically in this episode, there is a difference between someone's sexual and romantic orientations, and they shouldn't be conflated or confused. People who identify as asexual, can also identify as aromantic, homoromatic, biromantic, or heteroromantic. In other words, it's a spectrum! For resources and information on asexuality, check out the Asexuality Visibility and Education Network at www.asexuality.org

The tables are turned in this episode of Identity Tales where Kate talks about the experience of growing up as an asexual woman, and what it's like to be part of the largely invisible A in the LGBTQIA mix. Melissa Bergstrom steps in as interviewer while Kate reflects on the incredible power of learning you aren't the only one of something. Together they unpack the burden and joy of trying to imagine a future for yourself that isn’t reflected anywhere in culture...pop or otherwise. Editor's Note: While it's not discussed specifically in this episode, there is a difference between someone's sexual and romantic orientations, and they shouldn't be conflated or confused. People who identify as asexual, can also identify as aromantic, homoromatic, biromantic, or heteroromantic. In other words, it's a spectrum! For resources and information on asexuality, check out the Asexuality Visibility and Education Network at <a href="http://www.asexuality.org" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.asexuality.org</a>