# Beth Cahill

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#22 - Women & Financial Advocacy, with Gaby Dunn and Mary Beth Cahill

The economic and social system we live in affects so much about our financial lives as women. So how do we change that? A big part of it is advocating for other women (and ourselves), and so today we’re talking to two incredible women from different generations who do exactly that, but in very diff…

Episode 60: Woody Harrelson/Vanessa Williams (May 16, 1992)

We're saving the best for last with one of the most gleefully offensive episodes of the show ever! It's also the final show for Beth Cahill, Siobhan Fallon and Victoria Jackson and it pulls no punches, despite being one of the more apolitical episodes we've seen in quite some time.

Showcasing - Folk Alliance Montréal

Please disregard audio show links – updated links below. Forty-plus artists, presenters and other folk industry players share their thoughts (and hottest tips) on artist showcasing at the 2019 Folk Alliance International conference in Montréal, Québec. Extra credits - Recorded live at the 2019 Folk…

Melanie Hutsell

It's a big day for Anne and Damian as they welcome one of their childhood heroes onto the show: actor and comedian, Melanie Hutsell. You Might Know Her From Saturday Night Live, Lady Dynamite, Transparent, Bridesmaids, The Real Live Brady Bunch, and Mother's Little Helpers. Melanie talked to us abo…

63 – Why You Have to Vote For Joe Biden

https://raimondograziano.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/63-Why-You-Have-to-Vote-For-Joe-Biden.mp3 Joe Biden is the presumptive nominee for the Democratic Party Nomination for President. There is much more at stake than one man in the Oval Office. It is not about the man, but about the office itsel…

SNL Cast Members Ranked, Part One (From 128 to 76)

Of all the reasons to start a podcast, spite seems to be near the top of the list. For too many years, we have seen ridiculous “best of” lists ranking Saturday Night Live cast members, seasons, and sketches that were clearly written by people who had only watched a small fraction of the show. Norm …