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Odd Woman Out

Odd Woman Out

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Odd Woman Out provides a space where women in the arts can reclaim their narratives and have fun while doing so! Hosted by Samantha Dawn Tuozzolo — affectionately known as “Tutz”— the show shines a light on the subtle and not-so-subtle ways women have been made to feel “othered” when being their odd selves. Whether on stage, behind the scenes, or in their everyday creative lives. Through honest conversations and unfiltered storytelling, Tutz and her guests open up about insecurities, resilience, and the power of showing up as their full selves. Each episode dismantles the pressures of appearance, judgment, and comparison that too often overshadow women’s achievements. From self-doubt to self-love, these discussions go beyond surface-level success to reveal the courage, creativity, and community that thrive when women support one another. Odd Woman Out is for embracing our odd and loving ourselves while doing so. It’s for women who know the struggle of standing in spaces not built for them and for those ready to rewrite the rules. If this podcast helps even one woman feel seen, validated, and a little more in love with herself — it’s doing exactly what it was created to do!Broadway Podcast Network アート エンターテインメント・舞台芸術 個人的成功 自己啓発
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  • episode 28 | from the odd archives: bellamy young

    episode 28 | from the odd archives: bellamy young
    2026/10/09
    ONE YEAR OF BEING ODD: Bellamy Young Is Back, Bitches! ONE YEAR. A LOT OF BADASS WOMEN. ZERO INTEREST IN BEING NORMAL. Holy shit. Odd Woman Out is officially ONE YEAR OLD. And to celebrate 365 days of unfiltered conversations, iconic women, and embracing everything that makes us a little different, we're taking it all the way back to where the chaos began. Our first-ever guest. The original Odd Woman. The one and only BELLLAMY YOUNG. That's right. We're re-releasing the episode that started it all, and trust us, this conversation hits just as hard a year later. Host Samantha Dawn Tuozzolo (aka Tutz) sits down with the woman behind Scandal's legendary Mellie Grant to talk about the shit women are actually dealing with: body image, self-worth, Hollywood's ridiculous beauty standards, and the exhausting pressure to have it all figured out. Spoiler alert: Nobody has it all figured out. Not even Mellie fucking Grant. Bellamy gets vulnerable about learning to love herself, finding confidence in an industry obsessed with perfection, and why meditation and staying true to herself have been game changers. And yes, WE TALK SCANDAL. From playing one of television's most complicated and powerful women to the lessons Mellie taught her about ambition, resilience, and owning your voice, Bellamy gives us a look at the woman behind the character. But she's not stopping at Hollywood. We get into her self-produced sci-fi novel, The Aetherion Code: Book One — The Spark, created with fellow actor and writer Faye Masterson, and why women need to stop waiting for permission to create the things they want to see in the world. Plus, we're talking Broadway dreams, theater girl energy, supporting other women without making it a competition, and why being the odd woman out might actually be the best thing that ever happened to you. Because here's the thing: Fitting in is overrated. Being yourself? That's the whole fucking point. One year ago, Bellamy helped us kick off a show about women who refuse to shrink themselves to make other people comfortable. And after a year of incredible guests and conversations, that mission hasn't changed one bit. To the OG Odd Squad, the new girls, and everyone who's ever felt like they didn't quite fit the mold—this one's for you. We're one year older, a little louder, and just getting started. The body image bullshit: Loving yourself when the world keeps telling you to change The Scandal of it all: Mellie Grant, Shonda Rhimes, and playing one of TV's most iconic women Making your own damn opportunities: Bellamy's sci-fi novel The Aetherion Code Broadway baby: Theater roots, big dreams, and what's still on her bucket list Being the odd one out: Why your quirks, differences, and imperfections are actually your greatest assets Connect with Bellamy Young: Book: The Aetherion Instagram: @bellamyyoung Connect with Tutz: Personal Site Instagram Recorded at Welcome to Times Square Studio. This episode is powered by WelcomeToTimesSquare.com, the billboard where you can be a star for a day. HAPPY ONE YEAR, ODD SQUAD. STAY WEIRD. STAY LOUD. NEVER MAKE YOURSELF SMALLER. 💗 In this episode, we're getting into: Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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  • episode 1 | bellamy young

    episode 1 | bellamy young
    2026/10/09
    In this premiere episode, host Samantha Dawn Tuozzolo (affectionately known as Tutz) sits down with the incredible Bellamy Young, best known for her iconic role as Mellie Grant on Shonda Rhimes’ hit TV series Scandal. Bellamy gets candid about her journey with self-love, navigating body image pressures, and how meditation and authenticity help her stay grounded in both her career and her life. She also opens up about the lessons she learned portraying one of television’s most powerful women, Mellie Grant, and how those lessons continue to influence her today. Beyond the screen, Bellamy shares the inspiration behind her brand-new, self-produced sci-fi novel The Aetherion Code: Book One — The Spark, created in collaboration with fellow actor and writer Faye Masterson. The conversation dives into themes of empowerment, community, and the importance of women creating their own work and lifting each other up. Recorded at the Welcome to Times Square Studio, this heartfelt conversation is filled with laughter, inspiration, and truth. Bellamy reflects on her early theater roots, her Broadway dreams, and what it means to embrace your “oddness” as strength. Whether you’re a longtime Scandal “gladiator,” a fan of Bellamy’s new book, or simply someone looking for encouragement to step into your own power, this episode is for you. This episode is powered by WelcomeToTimesSquare.com, the billboard where you can be a star for a day. Listen now to hear Bellamy Young talk about: Practicing self-love and confidence in a perfection-obsessed world Behind-the-scenes memories from Scandal and the evolution of Mellie Grant Creating and publishing The Aetherion Code: Book One — The Spark Her passion for theater, Broadway aspirations, and supporting women in the arts Why embracing your authentic, “odd” self is the most powerful choice you can make Connect with Bellamy Young: Book: The Aetherion Instagram: @bellamyyoung Connect with Samantha Dawn Tuozzolo (Tutz): Personal Site Instagram Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    35 分
  • episode 27 | jackie hoffman

    episode 27 | jackie hoffman
    2026/09/25
    This week on Odd Woman Out, Tutz sits down with the one and only Jackie Hoffman—and obviously, we are getting into ALL of it. Broadway. Feud. Being pigeonholed. Going viral over losing an Emmy. And what happens when an industry decides it knows exactly who you are before you get the chance to show them anything else. Jackie gets into the now-iconic moment she lost the Emmy for Feud and her reaction immediately went viral. We talk about her five Broadway shows, the characters people have come to know and love her for, and the flip side of being really, really good at a very specific thing: everyone wants you to keep doing it. But Jackie wants MORE. She opens up about being pigeonholed into one type of character, wanting the opportunity to show a completely different side of herself, and why—even when the industry tries to put her in a box—she refuses to become anyone other than exactly who she is. We get into: • THAT viral Emmy loss moment• Feud and what happened when the internet got hold of her reaction• Five Broadway shows and the career that came with them• Being known for one very specific type of character• What it feels like when being great at something becomes a box• The roles she wishes people would let her play• Why she wants to show audiences a completely different side of herself• Staying true to who you are—even when the industry wants something else• And obviously, a little Tutz + Jackie chaos Come for the viral Emmy moment. Stay for Jackie Hoffman refusing to be put in a box. Because being the odd woman out sometimes means letting people think they know exactly who you are—and then proving there’s a hell of a lot more to you. This episode is powered by WelcomeToTimesSquare.com — the billboard where you can be a star for a day. Follow @oddwomanshowFollow @SammyTutz Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    36 分
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