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CHICK TRIPS is proud to have Kandra King to host the show. With an extensive resume in television, film, theater and music, Kandra brings an enthusiasm for travel that will make each CHICK TRIP an adventure.
Kandra has worked in theater since the age of 9 and has turned in many an award-winning performance. Her notable theater performances include playing Betsy is Sweet Charity directed by Jon Engstrom. She also performed in several musicals, including Anything Goes directed by Lewis Wilkenfeld and Camelot directed by Gary Romm.
A professional actor since 1989, Kandra has worked in film with many notable actors, including Jon Voight, Armand Assante, Timothy Bottoms, Edward James Olmos and many others.
An accomplished singer and songwriter of children’s music, Kandra also had several of her pop and country tunes produced by Grammy and Dove award winning producer, Dino Maddalone.
A life long sports enthusiast, Kandra enjoys a wide variety of summer and winter sports. Kandra holds a BS in Pre-Law, which she achieved with Cum Laude honors. |
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| CHICK TRIPS is also pleased to have Tracy Griffith as a host on the show.
Daughter of producer Peter Griffith and half-sister of actress Melanie Griffith, Tracy Griffith began her acting career in1984 and has appeared in films such as The Good Mother (1988) and Crazy in Alabama (1999) amongst others. Tracy has also appeared as a guest in TV shows like “Family Ties,” "21 Jump Street," "The Monroes" and "The Division."
A graduate of the California Sushi Academy Tracy is one of the first certified female sushi chefs in the world, Tracy’s career as a professional sushi chef includes giving online sushi classes, appearing in a cooking series for television, and developing a project based on her experiences as a female sushi chef.
Tracy also regularly performs at benefits to raise awareness and funds for animal rights and endangered animal preservation. She often works for her friend, actress Tippi Hedren (mother of Melanie Griffith), who operates Shambala, the well-known 80-acre wildlife habitat which Hedren founded in 1983. |
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