Nov 3, 2025 · 46 min · 13 segments
After a family tragedy landed her in foster care, Angelica “Angie” Nwandu turned to writing and poetry. Her first screenplay, NIGHT COMES ON, co-written with director Jordana Spiro, made her a 2014…
Angelica NwanduGuest
Paola MardoHost
I have a ton of questions to ask, but before we start, I have sort of a surprise.
Long time no
question is, If you woke up tomorrow and everything you've done over your career for the last 15 or so years was completely wiped away, would you do it all over again from where you are right now? Or would you do something completely different? And if so, what would it be?

Can you actually, for our listeners and viewers, can you talk a little bit about that? Oh my

I have a ton of questions to ask, but before we start, I have sort of a surprise.
Long time no
question is, If you woke up tomorrow and everything you've done over your career for the last 15 or so years was completely wiped away, would you do it all over again from where you are right now? Or would you do something completely different? And if so, what would it be?

Can you actually, for our listeners and viewers, can you talk a little bit about that? Oh my
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