Kim Coles

beignets oh yes we talked about that oh beignets oh beignets that was that was mine you know what it is i remember that it was you know nobody expects that overton would know what a beignet is because he's such a you know salt and salt but i loved that he was a renaissance guy yes I love that. You got that.

beignets oh yes we talked about that oh beignets oh beignets that was that was mine you know what it is i remember that it was you know nobody expects that overton would know what a beignet is because he's such a you know salt and salt but i loved that he was a renaissance guy yes I love that. You got that.

Was this your dream? Was your dream Broadway?

Was this your dream? Was your dream Broadway?

They got it. Ladies and gentlemen, the great Robert Horne. Thank you. Bye. Bye. That was great.

They got it. Ladies and gentlemen, the great Robert Horne. Thank you. Bye. Bye. That was great.

I told you. Yeah, masterclass.

I told you. Yeah, masterclass.

That right there is a skill... And there's another piece in something you just said about The Dead of Night. You know, this is the work that most people don't get to see. It's not the glamorous side, unless you're winning the awards on Broadway and blah, blah, blah. But we know, you know, sometimes we would get rewrites and they don't come until two, three o'clock in the morning.

That right there is a skill... And there's another piece in something you just said about The Dead of Night. You know, this is the work that most people don't get to see. It's not the glamorous side, unless you're winning the awards on Broadway and blah, blah, blah. But we know, you know, sometimes we would get rewrites and they don't come until two, three o'clock in the morning.

And that's the team behind the scenes putting it on the page. And, you know, as actors, we often get the glory because the light is on us. But I love that you... really wanted to bring him in and give him his shine and give him his, and all the writers. It was a teamwork.

And that's the team behind the scenes putting it on the page. And, you know, as actors, we often get the glory because the light is on us. But I love that you... really wanted to bring him in and give him his shine and give him his, and all the writers. It was a teamwork.

And I really hope that people are listening. There's so many nuggets that are applicable in your life and in your work as well. Absolutely.

And I really hope that people are listening. There's so many nuggets that are applicable in your life and in your work as well. Absolutely.

This is The Reverb, our time to reflect on the episode's themes and how they still echo throughout the culture. Welcome back. Now, we're talking about how Living Single explored whether women with careers felt like they were enough on their own. So, you know, the 90s was a time that I think it was a really big time that we were really discussing whether or not women could have it all.

This is The Reverb, our time to reflect on the episode's themes and how they still echo throughout the culture. Welcome back. Now, we're talking about how Living Single explored whether women with careers felt like they were enough on their own. So, you know, the 90s was a time that I think it was a really big time that we were really discussing whether or not women could have it all.

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Right. And having it all is, you know, some of the pressure and also some of the freedom that you now, you know, my mother's generation, my mother, my mother married at 25 and 25 was old back in her day. Like you needed to be married and have your kids. And for her generation and from where she's from, it was have your education and your marriage and your kids.

Right. And having it all is, you know, some of the pressure and also some of the freedom that you now, you know, my mother's generation, my mother, my mother married at 25 and 25 was old back in her day. Like you needed to be married and have your kids. And for her generation and from where she's from, it was have your education and your marriage and your kids.