Drew Gehling (Waitress, Jersey Boys) joins Gabe and the gang in the studio to finish the first season with one of the most inspirational shows to almost make it to Broadway!Follow @musicalspod on Instagram for exclusive, behind-the scenes cont

“Oprah’s Day Off” ft. Kristolyn Lloyd

Apr 28th, 2020 23m 38s

Kristolyn Lloyd (Dear Evan Hansen, Heathers) joins Gabe and the gang in the studio to give an incredible performance as one of the most beloved figures of the 21st Century.Follow @musicalspod on Instagram for exclusive, behind-the scenes conte

“Iron Chef: America: The Musical” ft. Julia Mattison

Apr 21st, 2020 26m 42s

Julia Mattison (Godspell, Is Anyone Alive Out There?) joins Gabe and the gang in the studio to star in an inspired operetta, based on one of the greatest reality cooking shows of all time.Follow @musicalspod on Instagram for exclusive, behind-

“Driver’s Ed” ft. Barrett Wilbert Weed

Apr 14th, 2020 26m 45s

Barrett Wilbert Weed (Mean Girls, Heathers) joins Gabe and the gang in the studio to give a life-changing performance of a delicious new work!!Follow @musicalspod on Instagram for exclusive, behind-the scenes content!Learn more about your ad

“Ollie Ollie Oxenfree” ft. Grey Henson

Apr 7th, 2020 26m 21s

Grey Henson (Mean Girls, The Book of Mormon) joins Gabe and the gang in the studio to star in a gritty, pop-punk musical that’s sure to have critics screaming with delight!!Follow @musicalspod on Instagram for exclusive, behind-the scenes cont

“Loop De Loop M’Lady” ft. Austin Scott

Mar 31st, 2020 25m 43s

Austin Scott (Hamilton, Girl From the North Country) joins Gabe and the gang in the studio to rap his way through a fabulous new Hip-Hop musical, destined for Broadway!!Follow @musicalspod on Instagram for exclusive, behind-the scenes content!

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Welcome to Musicals That Never Made It!

Mar 23rd, 2020 6m 30s

Musicals That Never Made It is a comedic musical podcast from Starburns Audio hosted by Broadway Actor and Comedian Gabe Gibbs. Alongside his co-writer Josh Colyer, these buffoons have written musicals that are, shall we say, not good? But, bli

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