Rosie Tran is a New Orleans-born, Los Angeles-based stand-up comic whose credits include Last Comic Standing, Netflix Is a Joke, a Peacock half-hour special, and international touring. She’s also the creator and host of Rosie Tran Presents, a comedy showcase series now streaming on Tubi and Amazon that celebrates female and diverse voices in stand-up comedy.

We discussed being green and getting on the stage to learn what works and what doesn't. We also talked about the types of shows she prefers and how we can come together as a country with the help of the right podcast.

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Scotty Watson recently appeared in a very popular series of commercials for the New York TV market. Off-Broadway Scotty was seen as the disembodied head of Wal-Mart founder Sam Walton in the Off-Broadway musical Walmartopia! He is an alumnus of The Second City Canadian National Touring Company and served as an alternate for, “Bebe,” in Cirque du Soleil's Mystere. He’s a graduate of UCB and an active member of The Magnet community.

Scotty has dressed up as David Crosby, a human heart, and Carmen Miranda… but with dignity. He has done feature films with Ed Asner, Eric Stoltz, and Gerard Depardieu.

Scotty taught advanced sketch writing for The Second City NYC and is currently Head of NYC Faculty for Artistic New Direction's Workshops in Improvised Theatre.

His favorite food is pie. We discussed his favorite SC road stories, how game and relationship are important and how much we love the Harold.

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Well, they keep it more like 150. As in 150 episodes? I thought I’d catch up with old friends to discuss a myriad variety of topics, like being empty nesters. Cross country dating. What it’s like to be in the upcoming movie Durango Seems Like A Great Place To Die., and so much more.

Susan and John are two of the best people when it comes to learning from them and having them as your best cheerleaders. Their positivity knows no bounds. Even when the subject matter is bleak. To recommit in doing the hard things in life is Susan’s mantra. We could all learn something from her. John is also a risk taker who is not afraid to say yes to life.

I hope you enjoy this episode. I certainly did.

This episode, like all episodes of If This Is True, brings forth what drives creatives to do what they do. For more of this content and interaction, you can also go to my substack, coolmite25.substack.com.

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