Rhona Rees talks child stardom, finding (and using) her voice, and what she’s learned shouting “C*ck!” in crowded theatres across North America.
Episode Fifty-Eight: Cody Kearsley
Cody Kearsley talks Riverdale’s Moose, Daybreak’s Turbo Bro Jock, #theatrelife, and subverting outdated ideas around masculinity.
Episode Fifty-Seven: Liz Levine
Film producer, journalist and author Liz Levine discusses Nobody Ever Talks About Anything But The End, a memoir about the years before and after her sister Tamara died by suicide and her best friend Judson died from cancer.
Episode Fifty-Six: Jennifer Copping
Triple-threat actress Jennifer Copping talks screen vs. stage, being brave and taking risks, and the lessons she learned dying on Fargo and in Les Miserables.
Episode Fifty-Five: Michelle Muldoon & Julie Lynn Mortensen
Filmmaker Michelle Muldoon and actress Julie-Lynn Mortensen on how Last Stand to Nowhere’s women gunslingers are shaking up the western genre.
Episode Fifty-Four: Kevin Eastwood
Documentary filmmaker Kevin Eastwood (After the Sirens; Humboldt: The New Season) discusses making films about people who have endured harrowing situations.
Episode Fifty-Three: Maja Aro
Stunt artist and filmmaker Maja Aro talks safety, The Man in the High Castle, and the psychology of stunt artists.
Episode Fifty-Two: Sonja Bennett
Award-winning actress and screenwriter Sonja Bennett (Preggoland) discusses juggling creative hats, her failure as a tap-dancer, and that Ghost Wars birthing scene.