Georgie and Friends

Coincidental circumstances brought Georgie to Maddie Corman’s acclaimed off-broadway play “Accidentally Brave”. Listen to their very healing conversation as Georgie talks publicly about her relationship with Glee actor Mark Salling for the very first time.

Georgie and Rachel met when they helped each other escape a Hollywood party. Because Rachel had achieved Georgie's goal of being in the Pussycat Dolls, they became fast life-long friends and in this weeks episode they track the highs and lows of their careers as show-women.

This week's extra special episode offers insight into Georgie's origins as Georgie and Friends are joined by Georgie's hugely entertaining father John Leahy during his whirlwind, impromptu visit to LA! Ever wonder how Georgie got to be so fantastic? Wonder no more as @ElthamJohn regales us with stories of his life and his adventures with Georgie. Papa Leahy is hilarious, fun-loving, and irresistible! Enjoy!

Georgie and Hannah Gray can’t stop laughing while reminiscing their many years travelling the world as burlesque fire breathers and reveal gossip from behind the scenes of appearing on “Britain’s Got Talent”.

Georgie chats with one of her first friend’s in LA, Brandon Green, the prolific actor turned acclaimed writer/director focusing on the challenges and excitement of playing his idol Richard Pyror in “I’m Dying Up Here”.