Finding Felicity is a podcast where Pomonok Entertainment’s Teresa Jusino, a Felicity newbie, chats with rotating guest co-hosts who are already Felicity fans to talk about life, love, and growing up – no matter how old you are – through the lens of this coming-of-age television drama created by J.J. Abrams and Matt Reeves.

FINDING FELICITY IS BACK! But before we get to Season 2 of Felicity (and Keri Russell's haircut!), Teresa is taking a brief looksee at J.J. Abrams' latest offering about a curly-haired, creative young woman making a go of it in New York City.Little Voice (Apple TV+), created by Abrams, Sara Bareilles, and Jessie Nelson tells the story of Bess King, a singer/songwriter who isn't quite ready to share her voice with the world. As it seemed like a very Felicity-esque offering, Teresa decided to check it out in a podcast miniseries to see how it stacks up to Felicity, how it stands as a show in its own right, and how accurately it portrays the lives of women in their 20s.

In Part 4, Teresa talks about Episode 8 of Little Voice, Season 1: "Sea Change."

EPISODE NOTES:

LISTEN to our "HOPEFUL VOICE" playlist on Spotify!

LISTEN to our "ANGRY VOICE" playlist on Spotify!

This week's #LittleQuestion: If you had to pick one song that represents who you are, what song would you choose?  You can send them by:

• Recording a voice message at our new home at Anchor by clicking the "Message" button at the top of the page.
• Answering on Twitter using the hashtag #FelicityPodQ
• Emailing your song choices to: findingfelicitypod@gmail.com
• Comment on the discussion posts on Facebook and Instagram

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CREDITS

Host/Executive Producer: Teresa Jusino Twitter/IG: @teresajusino Website

Produced by: Pomonok Entertainment and Fanbase Press

Recorded at Pomonok Entertainment Headquarters in North Hollywood, CA.

Edited by: Teresa Jusino

Logo design by: Barbra Dillon

Little Voice theme written and performed by Sara Bareilles

Finding Felicity: Because coming of age never seems to stop.