The Casually Mollie Podcast

S4 EP1: Casually Having A Guilty Pleasure with Adam Parker

St. Louis comedian Adam Parker joins the podcast to discuss why he thinks it's no big deal when it comes to 'casually having a guilty pleaure.' Whether it's trashy reality TV, an old Creed album, or even the re-runs of Desperate Housewives, both Adam and Mollie agree that as long as you're not hurting anyone, enjoy the things you're passionate about. Adam can be seen performing and hosting comedy in the St. Louis area, and can be found on social media (@realadamparker). Music in this podcast is titled 'Better Sunrise' by Superjaz from Same Difference Music and can be found on all streaming services. 

 

S3 EP39: Casually Scrap It with Dana Schmutte

If something doesn't work, you can always 'scrap it' and start fresh. That's what higher education professor and artist Dana Schmutte brings to this episode! Joining us via phone from Cincinnati, Ohio, Dana discusses how she thought her life was finally in order, and then in one day, turned upside down. Her answer to everything? You just have to get through it, no matter what. Dana also runs her own company, 'Serial Sweetheart Art,' which can be found on both Etsy and Instagram. Music in this episode is called 'Trust the Bounce' by Superjaz from Same Difference Music and can be found on all streaming services. 

S3 EP38: Casually Her with Heather Roberts

Writer and performance artist Heather 'Byrd' Roberts joins the podcast via phone to discuss her upcoming production "InHERitance: A One Woman Poetry Show" in the St. Louis Fringe Festival. Delving into how she began writing at a young age, in addition to now being a published author, Heather makes it clear that she is no stranger to self expression and bringing voices to life. InHERitance will be taking place at the Kranzberg Arts Center Gallery Space during August 16th-18th. Tickets can be found at stlouisfringe.com. Heather can be found on social media @BluByrdsWorld and her website is http://www.byrdsworld.com/. Music on this episode is called 'Trust the Bounce' by Superjaz from Same Difference Music and can be found on all streaming services. 

S3 EP37: Casually Fringe(d)! with Matthew Kearns

Artistic Director of the St. Louis Fringe Festival, Matthew Kerns, joins the podcast to discuss what a Fringe Festival is, and how he went from being an artist to a leadership position. The St. Louis Fringe Festival is taking place August 13th-18th in St. Louis, Missouri. For more information on the festival, please visit www.stlouisfringe.com. Music in this episode is called 'Trust the Bounce' by Superjaz from Same Difference Music and can be found on all streaming services. 

S3 EP36: Casually Approachable with Aaron Porter

St. Louis based comedian Aaron Porter joins Mollie to discuss why being 'casually approachable' is maybe a compliment, but can get you into situations you may not want to be in. From working at a hotel to nights out at a bar, both Aaron and Mollie cover all the bases as to when being approachable went all wrong. Aaron performs at open mics and shows at clubs in the St. Louis area. He will be seen in the St. Louis Fringe Festival Stand Up Showcase with Flyover Comedy Festival on August 14th at 8pm in the Kranzberg Arts Center Black Box Media. He can be found on Facebook and Instagram. Music in this episode is 'Trust the Bounce' by Superjaz from Same Difference Music and can be found on all streaming services. 

S3 EP35: Casually Getting Your Sh*t Together with John Green

Moving to a new city? Starting out a new chapter in your life? St. Louis native and producer of 'No Mic Stand' comedy show John Green can relate to both scenarios. Covering topics from defining our success to running into people with talking puppets, John proves that in the end, we are all 'casually getting our shit together.' Music in this episode is by Superjaz from Same Difference music and can be found on all streaming services. 

S3 EP34: Casually Pursuing Comedy with JC Sibala

Open mic producer/host and St. Louis based comedian JC Sibala joins the podcast to cover all topics comedy. From starting out rough and bombing sets, to now making it through to the finals at Helium Comedy Club St. Louis, this seven year veteran in the comedic scene discusses why comedy is important to him and why it's worth the pursuit. See JC every Wednesday night at The Crow's Nest for Wild Card Comedy in Maplewood, Missouri. He is able to be found on social media @JCSibala. Music in the podcast is by Superjaz from Same Difference Music and can be found on all streaming services. 

S3 EP33: Casually Doing Improv with Sean Madden

Sean Madden from 'Hark!' joins the podcast to discuss his upcoming improv show in the St. Louis Fringe Festival, 'Fractured Fairytales.' Discussing why Sean decided to do improv to opinions on Skyline Chili, it seems to be decided that jumping into something new can take you to where you wanted to go all along. The Saint Louis Fringe Festival runs August 13th-18th, 2019 in the Grand Center Arts District. For more information on 'Hark! Presents: Fractured Fairy Tales' and other shows and tickets, please visit www.saintlouisfringe.com. Music in the episode is titled 'Trust the Bounce' by Superjaz from Same Difference Music and can be found on all streaming services. 

S3 EP32: Casually Spooky with Tommy Moslander

Known for being a St. Louis based comedian and intern for 'We Are Live' radio, Tommy Moslander brings the spooky to this episode of the podcast. From getting stuck in a straight jacket to ghost hunting with his dad, Tommy shows that blood and horror are concepts he was never afraid of. Tommy can be seen on July 11th at the 'New Comic, Who Dis?' Comedy Showcase at The Heavy Anchor and July 30th at the Jackson Street Brew Co. in Perryville, Missouri. He can also be found on Instagram (@moslander_3). Music in this podcast is titled 'Trust the Bounce' by Superjaz from Same Difference music and can be found on all streaming services. 

S3 EP31: Casually Telling The Truth (Yet Not Wanting To Get Involved At The Same Time) with Phillip Cornell

St. Louis based comedian Phillip Cornell joins the podcast to discuss how sometimes telling truth may have a lot of blurred areas, and when miscommunications come into play, can lead into a situation you never expected in the first place. Between advising against double dates (on the first date), to never having a dull moment at White Castle, Phil makes it clear that just letting life play itself out is the best way you can solve it. Phil will be performing in the South City Comedy Series at Apotheosis Comics on July 6th 2019. He can be found on Facebook and Instagram (@phillipthedeal). Entrance music is titled 'Trust The Bounce' by Superjaz from Same Difference Music and can be found on all streaming services.