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rowid	first_name	last_name	gender	career_sec	personal_sec	info	seed_first_name	seed_last_name	occupation	chatgpt_gen
61	Rusty	Hölljes	f	During her time in New York, Laime got involved with the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre and joined the sketch Maude team Gunderson! in 2007 She also put up a one-woman show Dear Diary at the UCB Theatre in New York City and Los Angeles and was a Time Out New York critics' pick. Her short story of a failed athletic endeavor, "Swim Team 1996", was published in the book Rejected. In the film Hotel Artemis Laime plays the voice on the Anxiety Tape. In 2010, Laime released the first episode of the podcast Totally Laime. She hosted the show with her husband Andy Rosen and would chat with a guest, usually an actor or improviser from the Los Angeles comedy scene. Rosen's title on the show is "Psychic Andy" a derivation of his original title as "Sidekick Andy". Segments on the show included Rapidfire a quick-hit question and answer segment where the guest would say "Totally" if they like the word and "Lame" if they didn't, The Oprah Game where Laime would read the synopsis of an episode of The Oprah Winfrey Show and ask for the guest's thoughts on it, and Questions From a Cup where guests would pull questions at random out of a cup. In 2011, Totally Laime won the Earwolf Challenge, a reality podcasting competition where the winner was awarded a distribution contract with Earwolf. Totally Laime joined the Earwolf network and was part of the network until the show first ended in January 2015. Whitney Matheson, writing in USA Today, listed Totally Laime in her personal top ten comedy podcasts. Los Angeles Magazine included Totally Laime in their "Best of LA" list of best podcasts. Totally Laime was picked by E! Online as one of the 10 best things in pop culture for the week of July 7, 2013. Totally Laime ran for 260 episodes until it first ended in January 2015. In explaining her decision to end the show, Laime stated that "it feels like the right time (to end the show)" and cited other reasons such as the responsibility of taking care of her child, working on her writing job and difficulty in booking guests. In 2018, Totally Laime was rebooted and started releasing new episodes again. No longer with the Earwolf network, the podcast is released independently as were Totally Married and Totally Mommy. The tone and format of the show is largely unchanged with only the Oprah Game being replaced by Questions From a Cup. The show retains the tagline "Asking the most important people the least important questions." Totally Married was a podcast that Laime hosted with her husband Andy Rosen from 2012 to 2018. This show did not feature guests and covered the married life of Laime and Rosen. The couple also answered questions about life and marriage submitted by listeners. The show ran for 335 episodes and ended in February 2018. Totally Mommy was another podcast that Laime hosted from 2014 to 2016. The show originally featured a rotating co-host each week but eventually settled on a permanent co-host Vanessa Ragland. The show covered parenting stories from the hosts' personal lives and answered questions submitted by listeners. The show ran for 146 episodes and ended in November 2016. In 2015, Laime wrote and developed a comedy project Crystal with ABC Studios under a production deal with Casey Wilson and June Diane Raphael. The show would center on "Crystal, a hustler from the wrong side of the trailer park who, fresh out of prison, lands a job in the suburbs as an in-home health aide. Despite having no education, experience or vaccinations, she is determined to succeed at her job and change her life." ABC ended up passing on the project and did not order it to pilot. In 2016, Laime teamed up with Tami Sagher to co-develop and co-write a comedy project Totally Laime with CBS. Totally Laime was inspired by Laime and her husband Andy Rosen's relationship and the podcast Totally Laime. The show "focuses on a young couple who document their relationship through a podcast." CBS did not go forward with the project to pilot. In 2018 the script for Totally Laime was performed before a live audience and released as part of the Dead Pilot's Society podcast. The cast of the live table read included Jason Ritter, Jamie Denbo, and Lucas Neff. In 2018, Laime was hired as a staff writer on the TruTV comedy series I'm Sorry. In 2018 Laime was hired as a writer on the NBC series The Village.	Laime lives in Southern California and is married to music producer Andy Rosen. Laime and Rosen were childhood friends and went to the same middle school in St. Louis. Laime had a crush on Rosen but they lost touch when Rosen's family moved to Idaho in eighth grade. The two reunited in New York City as young adults and began a relationship shortly thereafter. The couple has one daughter and one son. She also has one older sister and two nephews. She is an animal rights advocate and supports gun control. In 2018, Laime came forward along with 15 other women in a CNN article accusing New York City voice acting coach Peter Rofé of sexual assault and misconduct. Laime says Rofé sexually harassed her in 2005 when she took voice lessons with him.	During her time in New York, Hölljes got involved with the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre and joined the sketch Maude team Gunderson! in 2007 She also put up a one-woman show Dear Diary at the UCB Theatre in New York City and Los Angeles and was a Time Out New York critics' pick. Her short story of a failed athletic endeavor, "Swim Team 1996", was published in the book Rejected. In the film Hotel Artemis Hölljes plays the voice on the Anxiety Tape. In 2010, Hölljes released the first episode of the podcast Totally Hölljes. She hosted the show with her husband Andy Rosen and would chat with a guest, usually an actor or improviser from the Los Angeles comedy scene. Rosen's title on the show is "Psychic Andy" a derivation of his original title as "Sidekick Andy". Segments on the show included Rapidfire a quick-hit question and answer segment where the guest would say "Totally" if they like the word and "Lame" if they didn't, The Oprah Game where Hölljes would read the synopsis of an episode of The Oprah Winfrey Show and ask for the guest's thoughts on it, and Questions From a Cup where guests would pull questions at random out of a cup. In 2011, Totally Hölljes won the Earwolf Challenge, a reality podcasting competition where the winner was awarded a distribution contract with Earwolf. Totally Hölljes joined the Earwolf network and was part of the network until the show first ended in January 2015. Whitney Matheson, writing in USA Today, listed Totally Hölljes in her personal top ten comedy podcasts. Los Angeles Magazine included Totally Hölljes in their "Best of LA" list of best podcasts. Totally Hölljes was picked by E! Online as one of the 10 best things in pop culture for the week of July 7, 2013. Totally Hölljes ran for 260 episodes until it first ended in January 2015. In explaining her decision to end the show, Hölljes stated that "it feels like the right time (to end the show)" and cited other reasons such as the responsibility of taking care of her child, working on her writing job and difficulty in booking guests. In 2018, Totally Hölljes was rebooted and started releasing new episodes again. No longer with the Earwolf network, the podcast is released independently as were Totally Married and Totally Mommy. The tone and format of the show is largely unchanged with only the Oprah Game being replaced by Questions From a Cup. The show retains the tagline "Asking the most important people the least important questions." Totally Married was a podcast that Hölljes hosted with her husband Andy Rosen from 2012 to 2018. This show did not feature guests and covered the married life of Hölljes and Rosen. The couple also answered questions about life and marriage submitted by listeners. The show ran for 335 episodes and ended in February 2018. Totally Mommy was another podcast that Hölljes hosted from 2014 to 2016. The show originally featured a rotating co-host each week but eventually settled on a permanent co-host Vanessa Ragland. The show covered parenting stories from the hosts' personal lives and answered questions submitted by listeners. The show ran for 146 episodes and ended in November 2016. In 2015, Hölljes wrote and developed a comedy project Crystal with ABC Studios under a production deal with Casey Wilson and June Diane Raphael. The show would center on "Crystal, a hustler from the wrong side of the trailer park who, fresh out of prison, lands a job in the suburbs as an in-home health aide. Despite having no education, experience or vaccinations, she is determined to succeed at her job and change her life." ABC ended up passing on the project and did not order it to pilot. In 2016, Hölljes teamed up with Tami Sagher to co-develop and co-write a comedy project Totally Hölljes with CBS. Totally Hölljes was inspired by Hölljes and her husband Andy Rosen's relationship and the podcast Totally Hölljes. The show "focuses on a young couple who document their relationship through a podcast." CBS did not go forward with the project to pilot. In 2018 the script for Totally Hölljes was performed before a live audience and released as part of the Dead Pilot's Society podcast. The cast of the live table read included Jason Ritter, Jamie Denbo, and Lucas Neff. In 2018, Hölljes was hired as a staff writer on the TruTV comedy series I'm Sorry. In 2018 Hölljes was hired as a writer on the NBC series The Village.Hölljes lives in Southern California and is married to music producer Andy Rosen. Hölljes and Rosen were childhood friends and went to the same middle school in St. Louis. Hölljes had a crush on Rosen but they lost touch when Rosen's family moved to Idaho in eighth grade. The two reunited in New York City as young adults and began a relationship shortly thereafter. The couple has one daughter and one son. She also has one older sister and two nephews. She is an animal rights advocate and supports gun control. In 2018, Hölljes came forward along with 15 other women in a CNN article accusing New York City voice acting coach Peter Rofé of sexual assault and misconduct. Hölljes says Rofé sexually harassed her in 2005 when she took voice lessons with him.	Elizabeth	Laime	podcasters	Dear [Name],<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Rusty Hölljes in any capacity as a professional creative and entertainer. Having followed her career closely over the years, I can confidently say that she is a highly talented, dedicated and innovative individual who has consistently impressed audiences with her work.<return><return>As the host and creator of the hit podcast Totally Hölljes, Rusty proved her talents as both a performer and producer, creating a unique and compelling show that explored the personal lives of artists and entertainers. Her warm and engaging hosting style made her guests feel at ease, while her witty and insightful questions ensured that each episode was both entertaining and informative.<return><return>Rusty has also proven her talents as a writer and development executive, creating several successful television projects including her comedy project Crystal with ABC Studios and the comedy project Totally Hölljes with CBS. In both cases, Rusty displayed a keen sense of humor and a deep understanding of what audiences want in today's ever-changing entertainment landscape.<return><return>Overall, I believe that Rusty would be an asset to any company or project lucky enough to have her involvement. Her talents as a performer, producer, writer, and development executive are truly unique, and I know that she would be an excellent addition to any team.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name]