Show Notes
Join your host Ryan M. Perez and guest Daniel Francis as they discuss his experience growing up in London, falling in love with music and performing, his journey into drama school, and his work in "Small Axe," "Liaison," "The Wheel of Time," "Bridgerton," and so much more! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Join your host Ryan M. Perez and guest Ever Carradine as they discuss growing up in one of Hollywood's most recognizable acting families, finding her own path in the entertainment industry, navigating rejection and the unpredictable nature of an acting career, her work on Party of Five, Commander in Chief, Marvel's Runaways, and The Handmaid's Tale, the challenges of balancing motherhood and acting, the changing audition process, and the increasingly difficult reality of sustaining a career as a working actor. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Join your host Ryan M. Perez and Daniel Bessner for Part Two of their conversation around Daniel's new book, IMPERIALIST REALISM. This time, the conversation turns from the decline of mass culture to the people trying to make a living inside the system replacing it.
Join your host Ryan M. Perez and guests Daniel Bessner and Neal Bledsoe for Part One of a wide-ranging conversation centered around Daniel's new book, IMPERIALIST REALISM.
Join your host Ryan M. Perez as he sits down with actor and producer Jefferson White, known for Yellowstone, The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping, Civil War, and The Americans, to discuss his unlikely journey from growing up in Iowa without imagining acting could ever be a career to becoming part of one of television’s biggest shows.
Join your host Ryan M. Perez as he sits down with actor, producer, and entrepreneur Theo Rossi, known for Sons of Anarchy, Luke Cage, Emily the Criminal, The Penguin, and Army of the Dead, for an honest conversation about how the entertainment industry has evolved since the pandemic. Theo reflects on how Emily the Criminal reshaped his career, led to opportunities like The Penguin, and renewed his perspective on acting and storytelling.