In Part Two, Senator Mazie Hirono discusses the most difficult campaign of her political career and Joy Cretton talks about the chaotic task of designing costumes for films and television series.
In the latest episode of OffScript, Ruth and Mitch are joined by two incredible guests from the state of Hawaii, Senator Mazie Hirono and costume designer Joy Cretton!
In this special episode of OffScript, Ruth and Mitch forego the usual conversations about art and policy, and compete in a hilarious game of “Truth or Lie” instead!
In the final part of our conversation, producer Alexandra Derbyshire and Congressman Glenn Ivey discuss the policies that affect creatives’ lives, and why people working in the creative industries should pay attention to politics!
In Part Three of our conversation, producer Alexandra Derbyshire explains what it was like to produce the hit blockbuster musical “Wonka,” and Congressman Glenn Ivey discusses his family’s personal connection to the arts!
In Part Two of our conversation with Congressman Glenn Ivey and producer Alexandra Derbyshire, our guests discuss the early challenges and surprises of their respective careers.
In the latest episode of OffScript, Ruth and Mitch are joined by Congressman Glenn Ivey of Maryland and Alexandra Derbyshire, producer of films including “Wonka,” “Paddington,” and more!
In the final part of our conversation with Congressman Ted Lieu and film producer Beau Flynn, our guests talk about the policy changes needed to protect creatives in the face of new technology.
In part three of our conversation with Congressman Ted Lieu and film producer Beau Flynn, our guests discuss the challenge of keeping up with rapidly evolving technology for creatives and lawmakers.
In part two of our conversation with Congressman Ted Lieu and film producer Beau Flynn, our guests discuss how modern technology has impacted the creative communities and presented new challenges for policy makers.
In our latest episode of #OffScript, we are joined by Congressman Ted Lieu and accomplished film producer Beau Flynn.
In our summer special, returning guest Carolyn Blackwood flips the script on our hosts – interviewing Ruth and Mitch on their careers, their hot takes on movies and music, and their plans for the summer!
In our summer special, returning guest Carolyn Blackwood flips the script on our hosts – interviewing Ruth and Mitch on their careers, their hot takes on movies and music, and their plans for the summer!
In our summer special, returning guest Carolyn Blackwood flips the script on our hosts – interviewing Ruth and Mitch on their careers, their hot takes on movies and music, and their plans for the summer!
We’re taking a look back at our favorite moments from previous seasons of our podcast “OffScript w/ Ruth and Mitch.” Check out these clips from Season Two!
We’re taking a look back at our favorite moments from previous seasons of our podcast “OffScript w/ Ruth and Mitch.” Check out these clips from Season Two!
We’re taking a look back at our favorite moments from previous seasons of our podcast “OffScript w/ Ruth and Mitch.” Check out these clips from Season One!
We’re taking a look back at our favorite moments from previous seasons of our podcast “OffScript w/ Ruth and Mitch.” Check out these clips from Season One!
We’re taking a look back at our favorite moments from the OffScript Holiday Special featuring Ruth, Mitch, and their drinks of choice!
In the final part of our conversation with Congresswoman Madeleine Dean and writer Pat Cunnane, our guests discuss how technology has enabled their creativity to flourish and offer some helpful advice for our audience.
In part three of our conversation with Congresswoman Madeleine Dean and screenwriter Pat Cunnane, our guests discuss the prospect of collaborating on a book together, and how the arts have had an impact on their lives.
In part two of our conversation with writer Pat Cunnane and Congresswoman Madeleine Dean, our guests discuss balancing their creativity with their drive to serve their community through politics.
In the latest episode of OffScript, we spoke with our first-ever mother/son duo in Congresswoman Madeleine Dean and writer Patrick Cunnane (whose Black List-winning script will be produced by A24).
Part Four features former Warner Bros. COO Carolyn Blackwood as she discusses her love of horror films, having helped to bring hit franchises such as “The Conjuring” and “It” to the big screen herself.
Part Three of our conversation with Congressman Ritchie Torres and Carolyn Blackwood offers insight into what our guests like to watch and read in their free time, and what they wish every American were watching and reading right now.
In Part Two of our #OffScript conversation, Congressman Ritchie Torres and Carolyn Blackwood break down what art and entertainment mean to them personally. They also discuss the challenges new technology poses to creativity.
In Part One of our conversation with Congressman Ritchie Torres and former Warner Bros. COO Carolyn Blackwood, our guests discuss what inspired them to pursue their respective careers in politics and entertainment.
In the final part of our conversation with Congressman Rob Wittman and multihyphenate creative Peter Lawson Jones, we discuss their all-time favorite films and the changes they’d implement to make our nation a better place for creatives.
Here, in Part Three, Peter Lawson Jones discusses how his time in politics informs his artistic work. And, Congressman Rob Wittman talks about the role music and the arts have played in his life as a source of inspiration.
In Part Two of our conversation with Congressman Rob Wittman and multihyphenate creative Peter Lawson Jones, Peter discusses his work as a playwright and the power of storytelling to inspire social change. Also, Congressman Wittman tells us why he believes it is important for lawmakers to protect creatives from the challenges they face in the 21st century.
In Part One of our conversation with Congressman Rob Wittman and actor, playwright, and former elected official Peter Lawson Jones, our guests discuss how they ended up in their respective careers and the many “odd jobs” they held before finding success.