Ep. 73: Samantha and Raymond Esposito (Parents/Producers) Raymond and Samantha Esposito are a Connecticut-based couple, dedicated to creating an inclusive, loving home for their four children, one of whom has autism. They advocate for accessibility in the neurodiverse and disabled community. Building Moo-Mentum is a very, very unofficial podcast about the Broadway Musical "How to Dance in Ohio". Each interview is a researched conversation (30 min. to hour in length) with host Richard Wexler with those that are involved with the production from cast, crew, and more. https://www.vintageannalsarchive.com/building-moo-mentum-a-very-unofficial-how-to-dance-in-ohio-podcast.html⁠ How to Dance in Ohio is a “joyful and uplifting new musical” (Time Out New York) exploring the universal need to connect and the courage it takes to step out into the world. Based on a true story, this “feel-good milestone” (The New York Times) follows a group of young adults and their families navigating change and preparing for a spring formal dance—a rite of passage that breaks open their daily routines in Columbus, Ohio. Starring seven autistic actors, How to Dance in Ohio is “an exuberant coming-of-age musical comedy with a superb cast” (The Wall Street Journal). *Info from the Website https://howtodanceinohiomusical.com/ ⁠https://www.vintageannalsarchive.com/building-moo-mentum-a-very-unofficial-how-to-dance-in-ohio-podcast.html⁠ Credits Produced and Edited by Otter Castro Produced, Research and Interview by Rich Wexler Music Richie by B.J Snowden https://bjsnowdenmusic.com/ There Was a light Instrumental I Never Feel Alone Instrumental by Stephen Bluhm https://www.stephenbluhm.fun/ Website https://www.vintageannalsarchive.com/

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