Someone You Love with Susanna Turner

In the very first episode of Someone You Love, I sit down with Susanna Turner — an actor, photographer, and artist based in Chicago. We dive into how Susy captures stories through photography, what it means to be a Third Culture Kid, and how that journey has shaped her search for artistic identity. We also talk about the powerful and personal roots of her solo show, Inshallah; We Will Move to Newton.

Along the way, we explore "Leftovers," an iconic photo Susy took in Providence, Rhode Island, and reflect on the deep connection she shares with her adoptive mother. And to top it off, Susy gets a surprise love letter from her dear friend, Hannah Rumsey.

I truly couldn’t have asked for a better first guest. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did!

• [Gray Cell Photography]
• [Portraits (for actors & non-actors)]
• [Susanna's Website]
• [Friends Missing Friends] (Hannah Rumsey's Podcast)

[Podcast Music Credits:
Composer: Mykola Odnoroh
BMI IPI Number: 00394074345]

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Chapters

• 0:00 Introduction
• 0:29 Susanna Turner
• 1:18 Founder of Gray Cell Photo
• 3:03 Capturing a Story
• 5:59 How to find "The Shot"
• 8:10 "Leftovers" in Providence, Rhode Island
• 10:19 Artistic Identity as a Third Culture Kid
• 16:48 Advice for Solo Performance
• 21:32 Susanna's Love Letter
• 27:03 A Love Letter from Hannah Rumsey
• 29:42 Outro