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Actor and singer Kira Kosarin grew up on screen as one of the stars in Nickelodeon’s The Thundermans and eventually built a music career on her own terms. While crafting friendship bracelets with Tawny, Kira opens up about: Growing up in the spotlight and learning how to separate her identity from her career Finding her voice through music and why creative ownership matters more than ever Redefining success after child stardom and choosing authenticity over approval Knowing when to pivot, evolve, and trust your instincts Protecting your peace in an industry that constantly has opinions Kira reflects on navigating early fame to building a life that feels grounded and intentional, reinvention, resilience, and what it means to grow up publicly without losing yourself in between bracelet design debates and unexpected tangents. Plus, every bracelet made during this episode will be available for purchase, with 100% of the proceeds going directly to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, Kira’s chosen non-profit. Check out and purchase Kira’s bracelets: Identity Crisis https://ebay.us/m/uP9BIS Pastry Pivot https://ebay.us/m/V223Nr PLUR Please https://ebay.us/m/CiFd6m Essential Chocolate https://ebay.us/m/Ea6tH7 Remember, every bracelet has a story, and every story helps a cause! Follow Kira Kosarin: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kirakosarin/ Web: https://www.kirakosarin.com/ Follow Tawny: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tawnyplatis/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@tawnyplatis Web: https://tawnyvoice.com/

AND WE'RE BACK BABY!! This episode hosts Connor & Mike are joined by non other that Kira Kosarin. The Bros sit down with Kira to talk about stress/anxiety and share ways that they help cope with it. They talk to Kira about here day to day and the tips and tricks she uses to stay on top of things! We're so excited you're here. Grab a seat, a drink, and your favorite Kira Kosarin song and listen to this weeks episode of... The Woes of Bros! ***PLEASE NOTE*** We will be uploading our weekly video podcasts every Friday at 11am EST on YouTube. You can check us out on other platforms as well! We're so excited to have y'all along for the journey! DON'T FORGET TO SMASH THAT THUMBS UP BUTTON!! We love y'all and enjoy!

In this episode, Edgel speaks with Kira Kosarin. She sings, she dances, she acts and she kicks ass in her The Bachelor fantasy league. Yeah, Kira Kosarin is good at everything, and she talks to Edgel about the winding path she’s been on ever since she bailed on childhood to prepare for living her dreams.Some people are born with stunning talent, and some others are born with the drive and determination to reach for the stars. Kira Kosarin was born with both, and nothing is going to stop her. She grew up with music as her second language and thought she would be a singing, dancing broadway star, but her path took a different turn when she took her first acting class at eleven years old. Edgel and Kira talk about how she decided what she wanted (“that Hanna Montana Life”), and the steps she took to land her breakout role on Nickelodeon’s The Thundermans. Along the way Kira spent years writing music just for herself, amassing a stunning 25 million followers on TIK TOK, and building a network of like-minded, supportive (and “super nerdy”) friends and collaborators. She talks about what she had to give up in her childhood to realize her dream; how those challenges became fuel for her next chapter as songwriter and performer; and how she’s moved from just writing sad songs to a “joyful vulnerability” that means she doesn’t (always) have to suffer for her art. Kira takes everything seriously - even her love of ABC’s The Bachelor. The rapid-fire banter is smart and insightful, and Edgel takes the back seat while Kara drops enough knowledge bombs for a master class on the creative mind. Before the rollicking conversation is over, they’ve covered most of her life, the difference between auditioning for a job and treating an auditions as a job, the secrets to playing that TIK TOK game, and why having a few ride-or-die fans can be better than hitting number one on the charts. And that’s all before Kira shares her eight profound pieces of advice for up-and-coming creators — or anyone with something artistic to share.