The Puppet Pod!

Episode 14: Robin Frohardt

<p class="" style="white-space:pre-wrap;">The Puppet Pod! Season 1 Finale</p>

Episode 20: Josh Rice

Spencer thinks puppetry is object manipulation for communication

Episode 19: Spencer Lott

Storm (they/them) thinks puppetry is a tool, no more, no less.

Episode 18: Storm Thomas

Nishikawa-Sensei (he/him) thinks puppetry is life

Episode 17: Koryu Nishikawa V

Emma thinks puppetry is goofy. Emily thinks puppetry is very uncanny valley.

Episode 16: Emma Wiseman & Emily Zemba

Episode 15: Janie Geiser

Shayna thinks puppetry is innovation of materials

Episode 13: Shayna Strype

Episode 12: Jeghetto

Dorothy thinks puppetry is excellent for shy actors, and Andy thinks puppetry is WHAT THE?!

Episode 11: Dorothy James & Andy Manjuck

Sztuka

Sztuki Sceniczne

<p>Puppetry is hard. So let&#x2019;s make it harder by using a primarily auditory medium (the podcast) to explore a primarily visual one (puppetry)! The Puppet Pod! is an hour (-ish) long podcast about the niche world of puppetry, particularly the world of contemporary puppetry for adults. Puppetry has been around in various forms for thousands of years, and yet, when someone asks a puppetry artist what they do, the answer is not so straightforward. What is puppetry? Why puppetry? What does it even mean to be a Puppeteer/Puppet Artist? So, you work with kids??? Host/puppeteer/human Josh Rice, and co-host Sara Stabley, take a deep dive into this weird and wild world of puppet theatre, and through interviews with incredible multidisciplinary artists, attempt to unpack these answers and discover why puppetry is so hard. </p>