Poor Unfortunate Podcast is an award-winning Disney podcast for grown ups where Disney is what we do…it’s what we live for! Join hosts Conor Perkins and Caroline Aimetti for a heartfelt and hysterical journey through a cycle of four unique formats: the Rant/Rave, the Showdown, Tips and Tricks, and the infamous Wild Card episodes. We’re talking about the movies that make us sob, the songs that still slap, and the characters that we would fight (or fight for). With scalding hot takes, behind the scenes tales, and thoughtful conversations, Poor Unfortunate Podcast is the perfect blend of critical analysis and casual fun that will have you laughing, arguing back, and getting your fix of that grown up magic. New episodes every other Monday – beluga sevruga!
CAROLINE AIMETTI is an actor, singer, writer, New Yorker, and the co-host of Poor Unfortunate Podcast: A Disney Podcast for Grown Ups. She studied acting at New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts and holds a certificate in Shakespeare from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London. She has sung on stages across New York City, including 54 Below, The Green Room, and in the Broadway's Future Songbook series at Lincoln Center.
CONOR PERKINS is a NY-based actor, singer, writer, director, educator, and the co-host of Poor Unfortunate Podcast: A Disney Podcast for Grown Ups. He studied theatre at New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts and trained with the Atlantic Acting School. His work spans across theatre, film, and TV, most recently being seen in NBC's hit medical drama, "Chicago Med" recurring as Dr. Zach Hudgins.
Todd Buonopane is an actor, singer, director, story-teller, cabaret artist, host, teacher & musical theater nerd!
He is currently playing Olaf in Disney’s Frozen at Paper Mill Playhouse. Todd has appeared on Broadway as Jean-Michel in Cinderella, Roger in Grease, Amos in Chicago, and characters in ...Spelling Bee. He has toured the U.S. in The Play That Goes Wrong, Godspell, and Chicago. Off Broadway credits include Tartuffe, The Butter and Egg Man, Henry and Mudge, and The New Yorkers at City Center Encores! TV credits include “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt,” “Braindead,” “Grey’s Anatomy,” “Law & Order: Criminal Intent,” and “30 Rock.”
He received his BFA from The University Of Michigan's Musical Theatre Department. A proud member of Equity and SAG-AFTRA, Todd also serves as a Councilor for Actors’ Equity Association.