Live From The Hotel Edison Times Square Chronicles Presents

his is a weekly show done live at The Hotel Edison in New York City presented by the newspaper Times Square Chronicles. Guests include Theatre, Music, Film, Beauty and experts who reside or are in NYC. As we continue to celebrate Women's Month T2C's publisher and owner Suzanna Bowling talks with Christina H Wilson. Christina is an ABC (American-born Chinese), her 18-year short-story project originally started as a memory book for her sons after the loss of their dad at a very young age, is now her debut memoir on what has been coined as a “sensational Female Forest Gump life” by many who know her stories. She and 5 of her grief support friends have a podcast called Sisterhood Through Grief, which provides empathic and raw discussions regarding their own grief journeys which helps aid in healing by validating feelings on those on the journey can comprehend. Christina also designed and authored a children's book called Letters to Heaven.

This is a weekly show done live at The Hotel Edison in New York City presented by the newspaper Times Square Chronicles. Guests include Theatre, Music, Film, Beauty and experts who reside or are in NYC. As we continue to celebrate Women's Month T2C's publisher and owner Suzanna Bowling talks with Paula Seefeldt and Audrey Wu who belong to "LiLY" LifeForce In Later Years. Lifeforce in Later Years (“LiLY”) is a program that enhances the well being of our oldest community members through free-of-charge services with professional staff and a large corps of dedicated volunteers; bringing the community partners together as they expands its model nationally; and raise awareness to improve the way we honor and care for the elderly.

This is a weekly show done live at The Hotel Edison in New York City presented by the newspaper Times Square Chronicles. Guests include Theatre, Music, Film, Beauty and experts who reside or are in NYC. As we continue to celebrate Women's Month T2C's publisher and owner Suzanna Bowling talks with Josefina Lopez Chicana playwright, and author of the orginal play and co-author of the movie Real Women Have Curves: The Musical. She was undocumented for 13 years until she was granted and eventually became a U.S. Citizen.

This is a weekly show done live at The Hotel Edison in New York City presented by the newspaper Times Square Chronicles. Guests include Theatre, Music, Film, Beauty and experts who reside or are in NYC. As we continue to celebrate Women's Month T2C's publisher and owner Suzanna Bowling talks with Klea Blackhurst a is a singers singer with albums, an impressive theatre resume and concerts galore.

This is a weekly show done live at The Hotel Edison in New York City presented by the newspaper Times Square Chronicles. Guests include Theatre, Music, Film, Beauty and experts who reside or are in NYC. As we continue to celebrate Women's Month T2C's publisher and owner Suzanna Bowling talks with Lisa Loomer. Lisa is currently represented on Broadway as the playwright on the new Broadway musical Real Women Have Curves which officially opens on Sunday, April 27 at the James Earl Jones Theatre.

This is a weekly show done live at The Hotel Edison in New York City presented by the newspaper Times Square Chronicles. Guests include Theatre, Music, Film, Beauty and experts who reside or are in NYC. As we celebrate Women's Month T2C's publisher and owner Suzanna Bowling talks with Krystal Fernandez, known as Raquel in her new book, a motivational speaker and successful Latina entrepreneur. Her remarkable journey from a challenging childhood to becoming the founder of Royal 24, a pioneering mobile beauty store, is a testament to the power of resilience and empowerment.

This is a weekly show done live at The Hotel Edison in New York City presented by the newspaper Times Square Chronicles. Guests include Theatre, Music, Film, Beauty and experts who reside or are in NYC. As we celebrate Women's Month T2C's publisher and owner Suzanna Bowling talks with Miriam Spritzer. Miriam is an international correspondent, board member of The Golden Globe Foundation, and one of Worth's Groundbreaking Women 2025.

This is a weekly show done live at The Hotel Edison in New York City presented by the newspaper Times Square Chronicles. Guests include Theatre, Music, Film, Beauty and experts who reside or are in NYC. As we celebrate Women's Month our gust is Lorna Dallas. Lorna who orginally began in Illinois, won a national talent contest in high school. The finals were at Town Hall in New York. She went from Indiana University to the Metropolitan Opera National Company to London to star as Magnolia in the record-breaking revival of Show Boat with Dame Cleo Laine and that was just the begining.

This is a weekly show done live at The Hotel Edison in New York City presented by the newspaper Times Square Chronicles. Guests include Theatre, Music, Film, Beauty and experts who reside or are in NYC. As we celebrate Women's Day Dr. Judy Kuriansky is the perfect person to talk to, given that she has been a staunch advocate on behalf of the rights of women and girls, especially on the global level. Women's Day is the kickoff to the. 2-week long meetings of the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women when women- and men- come from all around the world to talk about women's right, but Live From The Hotel Edison Times Square Chronicles Presents will be celebrating all of March and April with women who are making a difference, living their life t0 the fullest and have life lessons to Impart.

This is a weekly show done live at The Hotel Edison in New York City presented by the newspaper Times Square Chronicles. Guests include Theatre, Music, Film, Beauty and experts who reside or are in NYC. This weeks guests are The York Theatre Platinum Dreams Stevie Holland & Gary William Friedman. Stevie Holland is a jazz vocalist, writer, lyricist and performer. Gary William Friedman is a versatile composer best known for the Tony nominated, OBIE The Me Nobody Knows as well as The Electric Company. You can see Platinum Dreams beginning Saturday afternoon, March 8, 2025 and continue for 11 performances through March 16, 2025 at the York Theatre Company.