On this episode of Live Post...Late with Cecily Alexandria, I just sing praises about Shonda. That's it.

The pandemic hit the United States and my part time jobs are not essential. I found myself with a lot of time and not a lot of motivation early on. Of course Netflix and Hulu are always an option. So I figured why not get showered, put on almost the identical outfit of the day before and head on downstairs to watch a show. Years ago I had planned on watching this show but I refused to watch it while it was on the air. I was waiting until it went off the air so I could live tw

I've worked in a few places since I've been an adult from, an office, to IHop and things in between. In all of those jobs I've found a friend or a few to connect with. It truly is great to be able to have friends at work you can trust and laugh with. It wasn't until I started comedy and the performing arts in general that I started recognizing people as family. Let me be clear, my friends are my family and my family is my family and the people within the arts circle are f