gulp features candid, heartfelt interviews with people from all walks of life. we investigate the anxiety, the unknown, and the confusion of the current moment.

from an ER doctor in one of the hardest hit hospitals in NYC, to an Australian diagnosed with COVID-19 navigating the American healthcare system, to a formerly incarcerated criminal justice advocate demanding the release of older and immune-compromised prisoners in the ny prison system.

we want to share with you all the wins. all the losses. all the struggle. all the ease. all the grief. all the joy.

we want to hear them all.  

all the stories.

tell us your story.

maureen sebastian is best known for playing lawyers or scientists or the ambiguously ethnic race of the future on television. her penchant for storytelling began early, when, as a toddler, she would sit in front of a mirror for hours, creating characters and telling stories for the children’s show on which she was the host. that little desire grew into a passion for understanding the human experience through acting, writing, and producing stories about people who don’t feel their stories are worthy to have a voice. she is a member of the ma-yi theatre company's writer's lab, the largest resident company of asian american playwrights in the country. http://www.maureensebastian.com/

risa sarachan began her career as an actor but pivoted when she realized she enjoyed asking questions far more than answering them. plus, she loves eating carbs, and that doesn't always bode well with on-camera work. she has been interviewing people for as long as she can remember and is always searching within her work for strange, revealing, and revelatory moments. she lives for those. her show, 'inconvenient interviews with risa', was picked up by zooey deschanel's hellogiggles website, and now she interviews artists for "forbes".  https://www.risasarachan.com/