Episode #64
In this episode, Jennifer talks to Jenny Piersol about navigating fear, the importance of courage, and the concept of doing something right vs. truthfully. They discuss how to demystify overwhelming emotions in the creative process, how to break down bigger tasks into smaller steps, and how to cultivate connections and build relationships. Plus, they remind us of the power of empathy, that everyone is making it up as they go, and importance of making beautiful choices with a caring heart on the unpredictable journey that is one’s life as an artist.
About Our Guest
Jenny Piersol is an NYC-based actor and writer whose work creates generous spaces for others to honor their wounds en route to healing. Her short film DEAR SIMONE, which she wrote, produced, and starred in, had its world premiere at the Big Apple Film Festival this past May and will be screening at Kaufman Astoria Studios in June (additional festival appearances TBA!). Her previous film Q_ARANT_NE screened at the Toronto Lift-Off Film Festival and Studio City Film Festival, among others. Hailed by BroadwayWorld as "remarkably talented," Jenny has appeared at regional theaters across the country, including Walnut Street Theater, Fulton Theater, and the Ordway Center for the Performing Arts. Her favorite stage credits include the Lincoln Center national tour of South Pacific, Talley's Folly, and the Off Bway play Dear Jane.
