Show Notes
This week on What Are We Even Doing?, we’re throwing it back to one of our peak episodes with – actor, writer, director & That’s Enough podcast host, Grace Reiter. They crack the “what are we even doing” code with an infectiously fun convo about Grace’s Hunger Games But Better film & Ginger Twinsies role, teenage stagefright, Austin Butler & a Finding Roots moment, and the truth about acting, 2012 YouTube, Minecraft, The Chair Company & Sugarfish. After scheming up the future of lumberjack games, Kyle & Grace flex their impression skills for a hilarious game of rapidfire impersonations called Charade Charades!
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