THE BE WAY.

story.

What does it mean? To tell one, to have one, to share one. Layers of connection, vulnerability, and trust. Layers of love. Today we share story in a new way, buddies and our hearts are open and exploding with gratitude. We are thrilled to introduce to you all the Fit for Broadway podcast, The BE Way.

When I started Fit for Broadway, I began the interviews simply as a way to connect, understand, and research this amazing lifestyle. Over the last three years, I’ve had the opportunity to sit down with dozens of Broadway professionals who have trusted me to share their story. To say it’s been an honor would be a vast understatement. The only appropriate way to describe the experience would be to say “Because I knew you, I have been changed for good.”

Confession: I’m obsessed with podcasts. Maybe it has to do with living in New York and commuting about 50% of my day away so #earbudsalways but I love having inspiring voices in my ears at all times to fuel my day. The podcast idea came about through creative exploration with my best friend, right hand gal, and cohost, Cassie Silva, who also shares my love of podcasts. About a year ago, we planted the seed in each other’s heart and now, we are incredibly proud to share our ever-growing Birch tree; standing tall & proud and rooted in love. #newbeginnings

We could not be more grateful for everyone who has put their handprint on this project and helped us bring it to life. Firstly, Justin. Where would we be without you? Popcorn, encouragement, creative genius, and most importantly, an unparalleled friend. Thank you. You made a masterpiece from the clay with threw on your wheel.

To our Season 1 Guests… thank you for trusting us, for sharing space with us and giving your passion and voice to this. We feel like we have a rainbow of unique perspectives and backgrounds to share a beautiful portrait of this incredible place we love… Broadway. The memories of sharing story with you all is a life highlight and will continue to shape Fit for Broadway for years to come.

Ok friends, we are currently in previews. As you know when a show goes into previews, it takes the community to champion, support and love into and through Opening night. If you are moved by what ya hear, please rate, review, and share on iTunes. If you’d like to join our Podcast Team, who go above and beyond to help lift this project UP, email podcast@fitforbroadway.com. We’d be happy to share more over email about the ways you can get more involved in The BE Way.

Where would I be without all of you? Thank you. Thank you. From the bottom of my heart, thank you.

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