Dealing joined Accidental Information after their initial first season. As they become part of the family, the show was souped-up with a clever new format and evolved direction. If you’ve been following the show since the beginning, you’ll hear a lot of the things you already love with even more meaningful conversations and fun. Season 2 started in April, 2020.
Mara De La Rosa is a queer-POC writer and producer of films and live shows. She is the co-host of the podcast Dealing, one-third of the sketch team One Outta Three, and co-creator of the queer web series BAES Welcome. Her short films include I Don’t Love You (Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival), BASTARD (Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival), and I Like Femme Lesbians (Outfest). As the co-founder of Becky and Baldwin, she produces films and plays, including Other Plays and Real Love. In 2017, she co-founded Queenfest LA, an annual International Women’s Day variety show benefiting organizations supporting women throughout Los Angeles. She was a Film Independent Incubator Lab Fellow and Outfest Outset Fellow. She is currently a student and recipient of scholarships at The Groundlings and Upright Citizens Brigade theaters.
Nicholas Pilapil is a Filipino American writer and producer. As a writer, his plays have been developed/performed with Artists at Play, Becky and Baldwin, East West Players, Fountain Theatre, Fresh Produce’d LA, IAMA Theatre Company, Playwrights Foundation, and The Vagrancy; and his short films have screened across the country at the Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival, Los Angeles Philippine International Film Festival, Outfest FUSION, and Entertainment Weekly, among others. As a producer, he develops and produces new plays by Asian American writers, and is a producer of Artists at Play. Nicholas is a co-founder of Becky and Baldwin and co-host of the podcast Dealing.
