“Thank You For Coming Out” creator and host Dubbs Weinblatt welcomes Scott Austin, a Brooklyn-based theater teacher who also works as a teaching artist with Ping Chong + Co. and performs improv comedy around New York. He knows a pretty good joke about a penguin. Read more…

“Thank You For Coming Out” creator and host Dubbs Weinblatt welcomes Leah Abay, who is currently pursuing their Master’s in Social Work at NYU. He hails from Akron, where they completed their Bachelor’s in Dance Performance and then performed professionally for two years. Since relocating to New York in 2016, she has worked with homeless LGBTQ youth as a volunteer and as a part of his graduate degree. They graduate in May of 2020, and their dream job is working as a gender-affirming clinician. She loves oat milk iced lattes and when folks incorporate all of their pronouns into one sentence! Read more…

This week’s “Power Woman” podcast features Beth Shapiro, Executive Director of Citymeals on Wheels speaking with host Victoria Schneps. Read more…

The weekly podcast “Power Women” features successful women such as Judge Judith Sheinlin of “Judge Judy,” Pat DiMango of “Hot Bench,” New York City Census Director Julie Menin, and many others. Read more…

On the newest episode of Power Women with Victoria Schneps, Diane M. Ramirez, the chief executive officer and chairman of Halstead Real Estate, joins the show to discuss her secrets to success. Read more…

On the latest episode of her Power Women podcast, Schneps Media President and Publisher Victoria Schneps sits down with Fradel Barber, CEO of World Financial Group. Read more…

“Thank You For Coming Out” creator and host Dubbs Weinblatt welcomes comedian/ writer/ director Lou Gonzalez (he/ him/ his), born and raised in the Bronx, who is a teacher and a performer at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre. Lou regularly performs with his vet indie team The Mannequin Room and is a fierce queen who has been doing sketch comedy and improv since 2009. Read more…

“Thank You For Coming Out” creator and host Dubbs Weinblatt welcomes Jessica Henderson, a New York City stand-up, birthed from a Jamaican military father and a mad scientist chemist mother, who has taken her colorful childhood and put it into a half-hour called “40 Acres and a Strap: My life After Slavery and Journey Towards Queerness.” Read more…

This week’s “Power Woman” podcast features Barbara Askins, President & CEO of the 125th Street Business Improvement District (BID) speaking with host Victoria Schneps. Ms. Askins talks about growing up in her small-town childhood home of Plaquemine, LA, her life today, and her advice to other women on how to succeed in business. Read more…