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RuPaul’s Drag Race’s Monét X Change continues her discussion with Scott & Rozzi about the political implications of doing drag, how it felt to return home to St. Lucia to headline its first Pride Parade, and her six failed auditions for Drag Race before winning All Stars 4. Aided by Monet’s inside information, Scott & Rozzi consider how they might do on the show, while sipping champagne on a rooftop in Brooklyn, New York. Recorded and Engineered by Jacob Prestidge

RuPaul’s Drag Race’s Monét X Change tells Scott & Rozzi about the political implications of doing drag, how it felt to return home to St. Lucia to headline its first Pride Parade, and her six failed auditions for Drag Race before winning All Stars 4. Aided by Monet’s inside information, Scott & Rozzi consider how they might do on the show, while sipping champagne on a rooftop in Brooklyn, New York. Recorded and Engineered by Jacob Prestidge

Scott & Rozzi are back with season two of their podcast about what it takes to get really good at something. They begin with a socially-distanced "therapy session" on a rooftop in Brooklyn, New York, where the pair reflects on the challenges of quarantine and their hopes for the new year. With stories about falling in love in lockdown, making music from home, and opening the Billboard awards, Scott & Rozzi share an open, honest, and funny conversation about continuing to chase their dreams in the "new normal."Recorded and Engineered by Jacob Prestidge

Actor, writer, director, musician Alex Wolff continues his discussion with Scott & Rozzi about getting bullied for The Naked Brothers Band, how he finds compassion for his evil roles, and the spooky events that happened on set of Hereditary. Along with his wisdom on the importance of an acting community and never focusing on the hype, Wolff tells a story about partying with Kesha and Marylin Manson, and directs a group reading of a scene from Sex And The City. Recorded and Engineered by Jacob Prestidge

Actor, writer, director, musician Alex Wolff tells Scott & Rozzi about getting bullied for The Naked Brothers Band, how he finds compassion for his evil roles, and the spooky events that happened on set of Hereditary. Along with his wisdom on the importance of an acting community and never focusing on the hype, Wolff tells a story about partying with Kesha and Marylin Manson, and directs a group reading of a scene from Sex And The City. Recorded and Engineered by Jacob Prestidge

The most decorated figure skater in US history, Michelle Kwan, continues her discussion with Scott & Rozzi about competing on the world stage at just thirteen years old and her journey to find herself again after retiring at twenty six. The Olympian shares her wisdom on the importance of good parenting, skating to great songs, and power of plain stubbornness. Recorded and Engineered by Jacob Prestidge

The most decorated figure skater in US history, Michelle Kwan, tells Scott & Rozzi about competing on the world stage at just thirteen years old and her journey to find herself again after retiring at twenty six. The Olympian shares her wisdom on the importance of good parenting, skating to great songs, and power of plain stubbornness. Recorded and Engineered by Jacob Prestidge

Australian pop-star Betty Who continues her discussion with Scott and Rozzi about going viral in college, the painful breakup with her record label, and finding her power as an independent artist. With a number one song and a devoted fan base, Betty shares the behind the scenes stories of her beginnings as a songwriter, life on the road, and her relentless focus.Recorded and Engineered by Jacob Prestidge

Australian pop-star Betty Who tells Scott and Rozzi about going viral in college, the painful breakup with her record label, and finding her power as an independent artist. With a number one song and a devoted fan base, Betty shares the behind the scenes stories of her beginnings as a songwriter, life on the road, and her relentless focus.Recorded and Engineered by Jacob Prestidge

Broadway star and recording artist Shoshana Bean tells Scott & Rozzi about ‘upper limiting’ herself, camaraderie with other singers, and where her flawless vocal technique came from. She expresses both the joys and struggles of releasing her songs under her own record label, and her powerful commitment to finishing what she starts. Recorded and Engineered by Jacob Prestidge

Broadway star and recording artist Shoshana Bean tells Scott & Rozzi about ‘upper limiting’ herself, camaraderie with other singers, and where her flawless vocal technique came from. She expresses both the joys and struggles of releasing her songs under her own record label, and her powerful commitment to finishing what she starts. Recorded and Engineered by Jacob Prestidge

Queer Eye’s Jonathan Van Ness continues his discussion with Scott & Rozzi about growing up in rural Illinois, refusing to give in to gender norms, and chasing his ice-skating dreams. He shares how his high tolerance for rejection helped him find major success as a hair stylist, comedian, author, activist, and podcaster.Recorded and Engineered by Jacob Prestidge

Queer Eye’s Jonathan Van Ness tells Scott & Rozzi about growing up in rural Illinois, refusing to give in to gender norms, and chasing his ice-skating dreams. He shares how his high tolerance for rejection helped him find major success as a hair stylist, comedian, author, activist, and podcaster.Recorded and Engineered by Jacob Prestidge

Famed musical director Rickey Minor continues his discussion with Scott & Rozzi about going from being a kid in Monroe, Louisiana to working with Whitney Houston, Christina Aguilera, and Alicia Keys. The bandleader for The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, musical director for The Academy Awards, and Beyonce’s right hand man for her Super Bowl performance, the legend among legends shares how gratitude taught him to have “no bad days”.Recorded and Engineered by Jacob Prestidge

Famed musical director Rickey Minor tells Scott & Rozzi how he went from being a kid in Monroe, Louisiana to working with Whitney Houston, Christina Aguilera, and Alicia Keys. The bandleader for The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, musical director for The Academy Awards, and Beyonce’s right hand man for her Super Bowl performance, the legend among legends shares how gratitude taught him to have “no bad days”.Recorded and Engineered by Jacob Prestidge

On a break from guests, Scott & Rozzi take the famed Enneagram personality test together. The two discuss their natures and temperaments through intimate, revealing questions and laugh over the findings. Recorded and Engineered by Jacob Prestidge

National Geographic photographer Paul Nicklen tells Scott & Rozzi how he went from a colorblind kid on Baffin Island, to a Photography Hall of Fame inductee. Through his stories about drinking whiskey with wild bears, surviving multiple plane crashes, and treating his own broken leg in the wilderness, Paul expresses the importance of acknowledging progress, while never giving up on the future. Recorded and Engineered by Jacob Prestidge

In a special edition of the podcast, Scott & Rozzi speak with Stanford ER attending Dr. William Dixon about COVID-19. Dr. Dixon, a graduate of Princeton University and University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill Medical School, shares his experience from the front lines of the pandemic and shares the best ways to help. Dr. Dixon asks anyone able to donate to SNMA, an organization that supports current and future underrepresented minority medical students. Donate here: https://snma.org/donations/Recorded and Engineered by Jacob Prestidge

Prima ballerina Isabella Boylston continues her discussion of the incredible physical toll and time commitment required to become a principle dancer at renowned American Ballet Theatre. Talking of sexism, body shaming, and love of the craft, Isabella, Scott, & Rozzi share personal stories and drink red wine in Isabella’s Brooklyn apartment. Recorded and Engineered by Jacob Prestidge

Prima ballerina Isabella Boylston discusses the incredible physical toll and time commitment required to become a principle dancer at renowned American Ballet Theatre. Talking of sexism, body shaming, and love of the craft, Isabella, Scott, & Rozzi share personal stories and drink red wine in Isabella’s Brooklyn apartment. Recorded and Engineered by Jacob Prestidge