TWR Listeners Lounge - Beth Kushnick and Caroline Daley

<p>In this episode, hosts Alan Sanders and Walt Murray interview long-time Hollywood set decorator, Beth Kushnick and podcast host, Caroline Daley. Before we get into the podcast Beth and Caroline host at Pod Clubhouse, we spend some time chatting about Beth's history. She has been in the business for over 35 years, working on films and television shows, cutting across almsot every genre and locale. We spend time talking about the differences in design versus decoration and how those terms are a little different in film versus stage and television. Beth has had to evolve over time, learning to incorporate elements of CGI into set decoration. As we catch up to her current history, Beth said social media and the internet brought an audience who want to know how to decorate their homes like some of their favorite shows. She began a blog, breaking down the elements of her designs. She eventually began a partnership with an online company who would create the set pieces for private ownership.</p> <p>As she continted to evolve in social media engagement, Beth became a guest on Pod Clubhouse and it led to the creation of a new podcast, Decorating the Set. Caroline and Beth are just at the start of their 3rd season and encourage listeners to send them pictures of their spaces so they can provide tips and suggestions on how to re-stage your own space.</p> <p>After the interview, Alan and Walt share a few crazy news stories, while Beth and Caroline comment. We then end with the entertainment segment, where all four discuss what they have been watching, reading and listening to.</p> <p><strong>WATCHING</strong></p> <p>Walt highly recommends, <strong>Only Murders in the Building</strong>, with Martin Short and Steve Martin on Hulu. He also said, <strong>Young Frankenstein</strong> is on Amazon Prime. Finally, Walt is onto season two of <strong>Ted Lasso</strong> on Apple TV. Alan re-watched, <strong>Space Cowboys</strong> and <strong>The Fighting Seabee's</strong> with his visiting father-in-law. He also suggests the YouTube