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Send us Fan Mail Erica Hubbard joins The Staffa Corner for what almost became one of the shortest episodes in show history. She passionately came out swinging for her Chicago baseball teams, a clear jab at my Minnesota Twins! Thankfully, I was willing to put that injustice behind me so we could explore her amazing career, from A Cinderella Story and Lincoln Heights to Let’s Stay Together, along with her work as a producer, writer, and director. Beyond the screen, Erica shares her passion for ...

Send us Fan Mail Actor Ian Lyons joins Greg Staffa to talk about his unexpected path into acting and his work in The Holdovers and Dexter: New Blood. He shares how a small part on Sabrina the Teenage Witch changed his direction and why finding success after 40 worked for him. Ian also recalls working with David Hyde Pierce on Julia and sharing a set with Meryl Streep and Leonardo DiCaprio on Don’t Look Up. It’s a candid conversation about handling rejection, enjoying the work, and staying gro...

Send us Fan Mail On this episode of The Staffa Corner Podcast, I welcome actor David Webster, known for playing young Elliot in The Way Home. David shares how a childhood theater production in Sudbury, Ontario, opened the door to acting, why an ambitious pilot that never aired still changed his life, and how his parents’ support helped him navigate auditions, rejection, and the decision to pursue acting as a career. We also explore David’s passion for screenwriting and the surprising creative...

Send us Fan Mail Sound designer and supervising sound editor George Flores joins me on The Staffa Corner Podcast to explore the sounds that bring movies to life. I love his passion for his craft as he takes us through dialogue editing, Foley, and the creativity behind sound design for independent films. Our conversation also serves as a reminder that we too often focus on Hollywood and forget that countries around the world are making films and television shows of their own. George offers a f...

Send us Fan Mail Sound designer and supervising sound editor Dashen “Dash” Naidoo joins me on The Staffa Corner Podcast to explore the sound behind Trap and Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City. From building terrifying zombie voices to balancing concert crowds with quiet tension, Dash reveals how carefully chosen sounds shape a story and pull audiences into its world. I love highlighting the creative people whose contributions too often go unnoticed, and Dash offers a fascinating look at t...