Connie's life journey began in New Jersey, where she spent her formative years surrounded by a diverse group of individuals who would go on to achieve greatness in various fields, including the accomplished Jason Alexander, Chris Christie, and Chelsea Handler, to name a few. However, Connie's own creative spark didn't ignite until she reached middle age, a phenomenon that is not uncommon, as they say, "better late than never." Her innate love of communication and self-expression ultimately led her to develop her own variety show, "Connie's Catch," which has afforded her the opportunity to engage in fascinating conversations with esteemed guests. Notably, she has had the pleasure of interviewing Ted Sutton, the inspiration behind the critically acclaimed television series "The Wire," as well as Charlie Murphy, with whom she has also collaborated on his podcast, "Cigars and Strippers." In addition, Connie has showcased the remarkable musical talents of Rappers Delight on her SpringBling episode for Cancer Awareness. Her professional endeavors have also included working with acclaimed music video director Nigel Dick on his production for the alternative rock group Breaking Benjamin, "Give Me a Sign," in which she played the role of an EMT. Furthermore, Connie made a memorable cameo appearance in James Spione's documentary "Silenced," which premiered at the prestigious Tribeca Film Festival in 2014. Moreover, she has also had the privilege of starring in the 2014 web series "Goodstein," playing the role of Suzy, the wife.
