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ARTICLE: ‘State of Mind with Maurice Benard’ Now Available on Apple and Google Podcasts


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In a follow-up to our story from last week, the Maurice Benard hosted “State of Mind” YouTube series is now also available in audio form on both the Apple and Google Podcasts platforms. Previously, it was announced that the show had become available on Amazon Music, iHeartRadio and Spotify, among other platforms.

In the latest episode, Benard sits down with former “GH” co-star Ronnie Marmo (ex-Ronnie Dimestico). “Of course, Ronnie and I shared a lot of laughs throughout the interview, but we had such a deep conversation. He speaks about his childhood, overcoming bad choices and finding acting,” said Benard of what fans can expect from their conversation.

Since he last appeared on the daytime drama series in 2012, Marmo has gone on to star in multiple plays shown across the country, particularly stage productions of “I’m Not a Comedian… I’m Lenny Bruce.” Audiences have enjoyed the show which has been staged in Los Angeles, New York and Chicago. Future performances will take place in Tampa and Pittsburgh, among other places. You can see the show in person by visiting the official website for tickets.

As for “State of Mind,” fans will continue being able to enjoy Benard’s one-on-one conversations with the biggest and brightest stars of daytime television from today and yesteryear, among others, every Sunday on YouTube while the podcast (audio) version of the show will become available a few days later, releasing every Wednesday. Older episodes will be available every Friday until all episodes are uploaded to all available platforms.

To listen on Apple Podcasts, click here. For Google Podcasts, click here.

To watch the latest episode, click on the play button below.



Note: The post ‘State of Mind with Maurice Benard’ Now Available on Apple and Google Podcasts appeared first on the Soap Opera Network website.

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