Lucas Grabeel; From High School Musical to Switched at Birth and more

This week on Hear Us Out, we’re joined by actor, artist, and all-around creative Lucas Grabeel. From his breakout role in High School Musical to his powerful, career-defining turn on Switched at Birth , Lucas opens up about growing up in the spotlight, redefining success, and finding fulfillment beyond the roles people expect you to play....

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