When chance met the thirst trap that is Josh Breckenridge the angels began to sing...
Ok. Maybe not, but our hosts Heather and Alan fell in love with Josh and we’re pretty sure you will also!
Josh Breckenridge is a Broadway superhero - otherwise known as a swing and standby. He’s currently working in Come From Away on Broadway and serving as a super hero for several different roles as well as the dance captain. This guy seriously does it all! Josh is also a musician who recently released a brand new album, Monotony, complete with music videos. The album explores life in quarantine during the pandemic and it’s so good!
Last, but in our world, currently not least, Josh provided us with his own take of our signature song “Shut the F**K up Alan” and it is not to be missed!
Follow Josh on Instagram for updates on his career and incredible thirst traps. Find his music videos on YouTube and he’s also on Twitter and TikTok (@J.Breckenridge) so let’s show him all the Was It Chance love!
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EPISODE TAKEAWAYS
- There are so many gifts that appear when we’re experience something we perceive as “bad.” We just have to look for them!
- Don’t underestimate the importance of Highs School drama programs.
- Missed opportunities can lead to greatness so don’t waste your time feeling bad about what didn’t work out. Stay focused and move on.
- Sharing what you’re passionate about may inspire others.
- Getting creative - trying new things - can make a much bigger impact than we might imagine.
- Keep a list of your wins and successes and positive feedback because we all need those reminders.
- Pursuing a passion is hard work, even when you love what you do. That’s ok though, you can do hard things.
- Sometimes it’s the little things that remind you that you’re “pretty darn amazing.”