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  • Behind the Seams: SMASH’s Costume Designer Tells All

    Behind the Seams: SMASH’s Costume Designer Tells All
    Apr 10 2025
    The bright lights. The bustling sidewalks. The buzz of anticipation outside the Imperial Theatre in Midtown Manhattan. That is where SMASH, Broadway’s newest hit musical, takes center stage. But before the curtain rises, HAPPENING Host, Brian Osuch, goes Behind the Seams with the brilliant mind responsible for dressing the dazzling world of SMASH—Award-winning Costume Designer, Alejo Vietti. In this exclusive episode, Vietti shares the story of how he fell in love with costume design, from his early days with a supportive family to becoming one of Broadway’s most in-demand designers. He walks us through the creative process, his inspirations for SMASH, and how designing for a musical that straddles both period glamour and modern grit pushed his creativity to new heights. From paying homage to the original NBC series to creating jaw-dropping quick changes and signature looks for characters like Ivy, Karen, and Chloe, Vietti reveals the collaborative magic that happens offstage—including how actors, lighting, and choreography all influence the final costume design. Whether you are a Broadway devotee or a behind-the-scenes junkie, this is your VIP pass to the wardrobe wing of the new musical comedy, SMASH. So cue the overture, zip up the sequined outfits, and step into the spotlight—the show is about to begin.
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    40 m
  • Suite Dreams: The Power of a Great Hotel Stay

    Suite Dreams: The Power of a Great Hotel Stay
    Mar 9 2025
    When it comes to travel, there is more than just sightseeing, museums, and local cuisine. Imagine staying at a hotel that inspires you with its architectural wonders, exquisite design, and breathtaking views. Whether it is a sleek modern escape in Dubai, a cozy countryside retreat in Tuscany, or an overwater villa in the Maldives, hotels are more than just places to sleep—they are experiences in themselves. In this episode of HAPPENING, Brian Osuch embraces the magic of travel and celebrates Suite Dreams: The Power of a Great Hotel Stay. Annie Fitzsimmons is a National Geographic Travel Expert. Her latest work, Nat Geo’s 100 Hotels of a Lifetime - The World’s Ultimate Retreats highlights extraordinary properties around the world—from Hotel Alfonso XIII in Seville to Big Sur's Post Ranch Inn in California—that have become as iconic as the cities they are based in. From The Peninsula Hong Kong to Lake Como’s Grand Hotel Tremezzo, Marrakech's La Mamounia to London’s Claridge’s, this illustrated collection unveils the grand histories, one of a kind experiences, and lush hideaways of 100 of the world’s most remarkable hotels. Annie shares insider knowledge on what makes a hotel truly exceptional. Whether you are a luxury traveler or a fan of off the beaten path experiences, she breaks down the key elements that transform a hotel into a dream destination. But that’s not all—Brian takes to the streets of New York City to hear from travelers about their most memorable hotel experiences. Plus, a travel advisor, Anisha from New York Travel Agency, Fora Travel, shares expert tips on how to match with the perfect hotel. Imagine the hotels still waiting for you—the grand lobbies, the plush bedding, the breathtaking views that turn a stay into a story. Whether you travel solo or with the people you love, the magic of a hotel is not just in its luxury, but in the memories created within its walls.
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    41 m
  • Postcards From Hell

    Postcards From Hell
    Oct 28 2024
    Throughout history and all around the world, people have long imagined some form of hell or underworld. It's written about in literature, shows up on the silver screen, and even travel destinations. This episode is about Postcards From Hell, the scary places and spaces made up of awe-inspiring sights in the natural world, from lakes of fiery lava to dark caves and deep pools. Erika Engelhaupt is a science journalist and editor. Her latest work, Nat Geo’s Go to Hell" - A Traveler's Guide to Earth's Most Otherworldly Destinations takes readers on a journey to more than 50 mysterious and mythical places. Engelhaupt has a smart and thoughtful approach to all things macabre, as she highlights hellscapes from all over the world. She invites readers to experience the chills and thrills offered by devilish destinations including spots in Turkey, Italy, Israel, and Japan, just to name a few. She explains why the book begins in Greece with the Acheron, or “river of woe.” It sets the overall tone for people searching for doorways or pathways to an underworld of dark and shadowy places. Engelhaupt explains the origin of Halloween to a cave in Ireland. To most, it appears to be a little hole in the ground. However, it is the entrance to a fantastic hidden cavernous world of pitch black. She talks about the “otherworld,” a land filled with supernatural beings. From fire, darkness, to portals to spiritual worlds, Engelhaupt delights readers and listeners alike with tales of hells on Earth. Whether visiting a castle in Czechia, which was built to clog up a hole to hell, or stumbling upon a trapdoor to darkness deep in the heart of Pennsylvania, Engelhaupt teaches us a big life lesson—the scary spots are usually steeped in history, there may be a scientific reason for its fear factor, and there is also a good chance it is filled will beautyThroughout history and all around the world, people have long imagined some form of hell or underworld. It's written about in literature, shows up on the silver screen, and even travel destinations. This episode is about Postcards From Hell, the scary places and spaces made up of awe-inspiring sights in the natural world, from lakes of fiery lava to dark caves and deep pools. Erika Engelhaupt is a science journalist and editor. Her latest work, Nat Geo’s Go to Hell" - A Traveler's Guide to Earth's Most Otherworldly Destinations takes readers on a journey to more than 50 mysterious and mythical places. Engelhaupt has a smart and thoughtful approach to all things macabre, as she highlights hellscapes from all over the world. She invites readers to experience the chills and thrills offered by devilish destinations including spots in Turkey, Italy, Israel, and Japan, just to name a few. She explains why the book begins in Greece with the Acheron, or “river of woe.” It sets the overall tone for people searching for doorways or pathways to an underworld of dark and shadowy places. Engelhaupt explains the origin of Halloween to a cave in Ireland. To most, it appears to be a little hole in the ground. However, it is the entrance to a fantastic hidden cavernous world of pitch black. She talks about the “otherworld,” a land filled with supernatural beings. From fire, darkness, to portals to spiritual worlds, Engelhaupt delights readers and listeners alike with tales of hells on Earth. Whether visiting a castle in Czechia, which was built to clog up a hole to hell, or stumbling upon a trapdoor to darkness deep in the heart of Pennsylvania, Engelhaupt teaches us a big life lesson—the scary spots are usually steeped in history, there may be a scientific reason for its fear factor, and there is also a good chance it is filled will beauty (think bioluminescent glowworms).
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    37 m
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