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Motherhood on tour with Katharine McPhee on The Hamilton Review

Robert C. Hamilton's upload-free week leaves a conversation about performing, parenting and sharing the stage with David Foster.

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THR Ep. 343: Katharine McPhee Foster: Motherhood, Music & Life on the Road

Robert C. Hamilton, MD has a subscriber audience almost identical in size to Willie D Live Conversations, though his release calendar was empty this week. For anyone catching up on The Hamilton Review, the most active recent episode offers a meeting of his parenting world and a performer's touring life.

In "THR Ep. 343: Katharine McPhee Foster: Motherhood, Music & Life on the Road," McPhee discusses balancing motherhood with performing, traveling with her son and sharing both the stage and her life with husband David Foster. Her career gives that conversation several settings: American Idol introduced her to a broad audience, Smash put her inside a television drama about Broadway, and Waitress eventually brought her to Broadway itself as Jenna.

The episode's audience remains modest, at a little over 500 views, but it is drawing the most daily views among Hamilton's active recent videos. Behind it is "THR Ep. 342: Teaching the Next Generation to Know and Love America with Katie Gorka," a conversation about American history, civics and how parents and educators introduce those subjects to children.

An older parenting discussion rounds out that collection: "The Hamilton Review Ep. 335: Tim Elmore: 12 Huge Mistakes Parents Can Avoid." Between touring motherhood, civic education and parenting pitfalls, Hamilton's catch-up menu keeps returning to the next generation.

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