LYNNIE GODFREY...STRAIGHT NO CHASER

The thought of having an unnaounced Guest for this week's episode came to Lynnie Godfrey while watching reruns of WHAT'S MY LINE? Just this one time to think of a person's vocation that is not readily at hand... Interesting...Any hints??? One never knows does one?

This full fun-filled episode is alo filled with the life long experiences of three talented Artists: Marie Thomas (Foster), Count Stovall, and Elain Graham. They are respected in their field of Television, fillm and Stage acting. All have credits that cover that range and more. The conversation will cover how the Arts has influenced their personal lives and careers. So much history to share and to...

Lynnie Godfrey graduated Hunter College in May and by September she had been cast in a Broadway Bound musical about Scott Joplin called RAGTIME BLUES. In that cast were three very talented actors. The mother: Saundra Reaves Phillips and her two tap- dancing/singing/acting  off spring Marishka and Lacy. This ia a sort of a reunion decades later as they are ALL in the Business and have had many succ...

Lynnie Godfrey met Alexis Reyes during a tour of the country with VOICES, INC. Alexis an excellent Tenor now runs the successful restaurant called BROOKLYN DINER. What a conversation it will be as to how he go there. How the Art affects his occupation today.

Lynnie Godfrey goes back to her Hunter College days where she met Debbie Austin still not Williams yet and her younger sister Linda now known as L.A.. Then there was the AUSTIN DANCERS where these Ladies learned to dance and be a performers. How did the Arts influence their lives...how didn't it? What a wonderful conversation we are going to have... The sisters and their enire Family... What a sto...

Lynnie Godfrey welcomes her friend of decades Davis Gaines, a wonderful performer and Lynnie Godfrey, a performer herself. They discuss how their careers and lives have been influenced by the Arts. Davis a consummate performer is a generous person who created a scholarship to aid students in the Arts. TV, Theatre and Cabaret artist will be a wonderful conversationalist.

Lynnie Godfrey and Bruce Boyer met on a bus coming from New York City after an evening they enjoyed separately at the Theatre,,,that was almost twenty years ago. Bruce and Pam Boyer encouraged Lynnie Godfrey and husband, Carl Lee to move to the Lehigh Valley. Bruce a consummate Fashion Author has many books on Fashion to discuss and how the Arts has affected his life. What a Grand conversation.

Bathsheba Monk a Pennsylvania native talks with Lynnie Godfrey. Their acquaintance started socially and elevated to a personal and professional level when Bathsheba suggested that Lynnie write a book. Their partnership professionally continued when Lynnie directed Bathsheba's plays"LOIS'S WEDDING". What a wonderful creative expereince. The conversation will cover her childhood through service for...

How did Lu Willad become Lu WIllard???. A conversation with Lynnie Godfrey on how her life evolved and how the Arts influenced her. Majestic!

Lynnie Godfrey will discuss the significance of the 100 Year Anniversay of SHUFFLE ALONG with fellow cast Members  of the Broadway Production of  EUBIE!who knew and loved Eubie Blake. The similarities and differences in the two productions of SHUFFLE ALONG and EUBIE ! and how the experience has changed or influenced their lives.

A lively conversation between Lynnie Godfrey and the creators of the 1978 Showcase of Eubie Blake's SHUFFLE ALONG.  The Director: Julianne Boyd, the Musical Director: Vicki Carter, and the Choreographer: Dana Manno. The Showcase later that same year evolved into the Broadway production with some of the same creators and one performer from the showcase (Lynnie Godfrey). Also speaking this episodes...

ROBIN J. MILLER:   VISUAL ARTIST, ACTIVIST AND TEACHER  and Lynnie Godfrey discuss the impact the Arts has had on her career,life and activism.

Larry Pelligrini is many things but most of all he is my friend. He is the creator, director and producer of TONI & TINA'S WEDDING, the award winning and longest Off-Broadway inter-active play. He is an entrepreneur and playwright among many other things. To say the Arts has affected his life is an understatement. What a Great conversation this will be. We will discuss the play STRINGBEAN, BRO...

A conversation with three phenomenal women that chose DANCE as a vocation and their evolution in it and BEYOND. What an Evening!

Joy Colelli, is an  incredible Corporate Operator with a wide range of talents. Her life and career has been influenced by the ARTS. We find ut a little in the hour that we have a conversatiion with her.

A lively conversation with two of the busiest Stagemanagers in the Business.. Gwen Gilliam and Femi Sarah Heggie... What an evening of information, experiences and life style choices this will be!!!!

A lively conversation with experienced Artists: Kenneth Hanson and Clinton Turner Davis that are stage managers or started out as stage managers and where they are today. It will be discussed how the ARTS influenced their lives.

Anne De Salvo have known each other forever (Lynnie's oldest Theatre Friend with Alvin Alexis). The speak about Life in and out of the THEATRE, Television, and Movies. The ARTS !

William (Bill.) Sanders, Artitstic Director and WiIl Morris Associate Artistic Director and Production Manager of Allentown's Civic Theatre speak about their lives, their careers, the theatre and the Arts and its influence on their lives.

Judith A. Harris is a supporter of the Arts; as she serves on many levels, Lynnie Godfrey will speak to her about her role as President of the Board of the Trustees for the Pennsylania Shakespeare Festival and as well as she was involved as a board officer of the Allentown Symphony Association. Al Jacobson is the Executive Director of the Allentown Symphony Association. These two very interesting...

Lynnie Godfrey and Anna Maria Horsford have known each other since Lynnie got her first situation comedy job on AMEN. Anna Maria was the star of that program and a wonderful life fulfilling friendship has grown from that meeting. Both have been involved in projects that further the Arts . They will discuss the impact their friendship and the Arts has had on their lives.

Retired Educators..Deborah Fudge Rhem and Daryle Young along side of present and past educators Franz Jones,  Diane Wilson, Michele Harrell,  Kim Wafer, and Valeska Cambron discuss the effects of the Arts on the educational development of our students. Also discussed will be the impact it has on the students' skill as a functioning employee and citizen.

Don and Lynnie speak about the Arts, After being friends since the beginning of Lynnie's career, thay have much to discuss.

Two Friends  Vivian Reed and Lynnie Godfrey conversate about the Arts and what it has meant to them througt their childhood and adulthood. The importance of the Arts in their lives and the influence it has had on their education, point of view and social choices. It should be lively, informative, and above all FUN !.

Damon Evans of Television and Stage Accomplishments has made Art an important part of his LIFE. He will speak with Lynnie Godfrey about the influence the Arts had on him from childhood through theatrical and television success.