Take it Home
A cozy, candid podcast hosted by two NYC roommates with big dreams, figuring life out one honest conversation at a time. We dive into the beautiful mess of being a 20-something woman navigating life, love, career, and everything in between. Whether it's a chat about moving to a new city, dating disasters, or taking a solo trip across the world, we're here to laugh, cry, and grow right alongside you. Each episode is an invitation to a cozy night in our apartment- complete with real talk, a signature drink of the week, and a "take home" moment to leave you feeling lifted, inspired, and a little less alone. You've just found your new best friends!
Contributors
Noelle Cornelius
Guests
Andrew Stevens Purdy
Andrew Stevens Purdy is a NYC-based actor and educator, currently making his Broadway debut in The Book of Mormon as a member of the ensemble and the understudy for Elder Cunningham. Film credits include Meet Cute, starring Pete Davidson and Kaley Cuoco, and Unidentified Objects. Born and raised in Franklin, MA, Andrew grew up performing across the Greater Boston area. He attended high school at the Walnut Hill School for the Arts in Natick, MA, and went on to receive his BFA in Music Theatre from Elon University in North Carolina. Thanks to formative guidance from his mentors and educators, Andrew is a firm advocate for the importance of arts education. Currently, he runs his own private musical theatre coaching business, and has served as a guest instructor at institutions across the world such as Drake University, Dean College, The Shanti Bhavan Children’s Project, and multiple performing arts studios across the northeast.
Tara Willey
Tara Willey is a Brooklyn based artist and creative multi-hyphenate. Her art is largely inspired by the human experience and its communion with spirituality, nature, and whimsy. Her love of mixed media (acrylic, ink, watercolor & textiles) charmingly melds with her aim for joy, intention, and service to be at the center of her creative work. In making art, writing her blog, or performing her latest role on camera, she aims to explore life’s nuances by which a deeper, more soulful life can be known. Through humor, heartbreak, and rose colored lenses, she aims to glorify what is most precious in life- both the brutal and the beautiful.