On The Mike Muse Show, Mike Muse sits down with Mark Strong to discuss his acclaimed performance in Oedipus on Broadway and his Tony Award nomination. Mark reflects on bringing one of theater’s most iconic characters to life, the challenges and rewards of performing in a modern interpretation of the classic tragedy, and what the recognition means to him.

From stagecraft and storytelling to the enduring power of Greek drama, this conversation offers a behind-the-scenes look at Oedipus and the artistry required to deliver a compelling Broadway performance. Tune in for an insightful discussion on theater, creativity, and the craft of acting.

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On The Mike Muse Show, Mike Muse sits down with Shelly Xu, CEO and founder of SXD, to discuss the future of fashion, AI, and sustainability. Shelly shares how her experiences growing up in China and Japan inspired her mission to eliminate waste in the fashion industry through innovative, zero-fabric-waste design.

Using patented AI technology, SXD is redefining what sustainable luxury can look like — combining craftsmanship, creativity, and dramatically lower emissions. Mike and Shelly explore how AI can amplify human creativity rather than replace it, the future of zero-waste fashion, and why sustainability must begin at the design stage.

Tune in for a thoughtful conversation on innovation, environmental impact, fashion culture, and the future of design.

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On The Mike Muse Show, Mike Muse sits down with Jason Green to discuss his book Too Precious to Lose. Grounded in his decision to leave the Obama White House to care for his 95-year-old grandmother, the book explores family history, identity, faith, and the enduring legacy of Black community-building in America.

Through stories spanning generations — from the founding of a Black church and schoolhouse in post-emancipation Maryland to the work of racial reconciliation in the aftermath of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination — this conversation examines belonging, memory, and what it means to build connection across difference in modern America.

Tune in for a thoughtful discussion on history, family, resilience, and the stories that shape who we are

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#TheMikeMuseShow RZA breaks down a side of Wu-Tang Clan history people don't always talk about, how "Ice Cream" marked a shift toward intentionally making music for women and expanding the group's creative reach.

His new movie, One Scoop of Chocolate, is out NOW! Go see it asap!

Full conversation now up on my YouTube.com/IamMikeMuse. Click link above in bio

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