ABOUT THIS EPISODE
We’re joined by Peter Conrad, a Navy veteran turned actor, stand-up comedian, and advocate for Chicago’s creative community. Peter shares how his military experience shaped his approach to art, teamwork, and storytelling, and dives into the lessons learned from both background roles and the stage. From vintage firefighting sets to stand-up shows for veterans’ charities, Peter’s journey is a testament to resilience, humor, and the power of collaboration.
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