Chris Candy grew up as the child of the legendary actor, John Candy, star of Stripes, Vacation, Uncle Buck and an endless number of iconic movies. Chris followed his father into the entertainment industry as an actor/writer/director/producer/etc. He starred in Where's This Party and directed two different Coldplay videos, among many, many other things. Chris has seen it all, done it all, and has an endless array of stories about his father and, uh, his therapy, too.

Joe Nicchi is an actor, entrepreneur and father of four kids. Big deal, though, he also founded one of the hottest and fastest-selling ice cream brands in the world, CVT Soft Serve. Starting out with one truck in the San Fernando Valley, CVT exploded throughout the world, now sold in supermarkets all over the country, with a little help from Bill Murray. Joe's story is typical of Southern California. He came out to become a movie star, attending USC as a Film major but, when that didn't take off, he thought to himself, "let's open an ice cream truck." The rest is, as they say, history.

Nick Sample is a Beverly Hills High School alumni and son of legendary jazz musician, Joe Sample. Nick Sample followed his father into the music business as both a musician, songwriter and sound engineer. After successfully touring, he founded the company, Holican Marketplace, where he is seeking to construct a platform that will revolutionize the consumption of culture, art and storytelling.

Matt Borlenghi is best known for his roles as Brian Bodine on All My Children from 1991 to 1993 although he has been in a ton of other productions, such as The Jeff Foxworthy Show, Police Academy: The Series and the Netflix series Cobra Kai. Listen to how it all started at 90who10.

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Terry Heller is the nephew of legendary Ruthless Records co-founder and NWA Manager, Jerry Heller. Although now the CEO of a roofing company, Terry was in the room where it happened for an endless number of '80s and '90s rap stories. When Eazy-E started, Terry was there! JJ Fad, Terry was there! Dr. Dre? DJ Yella? Terry was THERE! It's a fascinating tale of the growth and evolution of the hip hop industry by somebody who saw it from the beginning.

Jimmy Coburn grew up as the son of Hollywood royalty, James Coburn. He has been working professionally in Production Sound for over twenty years, first as a boom operator and then a Production Sound Mixer, long after making his acting debut as a child in Sam Peckinpah's classic, Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid. He also has the normal 90210 stories about hanging out with, y'know, Bruce Lee and Steve McQueen, among other celebrities, when he was a kid. Jimmy still lives in Los Angeles with his wife and daughter and we are thrilled to bring him into the 90who10 universe.

Holly Solem is a model, actress, writer, and singer/songwriter known for her work on Amazon’s original series Hand of God. Over 25 of her songs have appeared in films and on TV. Holly is currently working on her debut memoir. Read her Substack, “Holly Would”; watch/listen to her podcast of the same name, available on all platforms; and follow her on Instagram: @HollyMSolem. And, oh yeah, her father wrote the theme song for Friends and performed it with his band, The Rembrandts!

90who10 may technically reside in Beverly Hills but it is now, and always has been, a part of the greater Los Angeles area. And this year, Los Angeles has suffered through unprecedented catastrophes with the Palisades and Eaton Fires destroying entire communities. Even for those Angelenos who did not suffer terrible losses, the mood and the environment has been horrific. Dan and Jessica decided to make a special episode of 90who10 where they discuss the horrible events that occurred in and around Los Angeles and how they and their friends are coping with the aftermath.

Bonnie Liedtke has represented everybody in Hollywood. Umm, EVERYBODY. Her clients include Zac Efron, Denise Richards, Hilary Swank, Leonardo DiCaprio, Four of the kids in High School Musical 2. She has handled so many child superstars, she's sometimes known as the Swifty Lazar of the Kids. Bonnie has been in the entertainment business for over 20 years and she brings a whole Rolodex of stories to this week's episode of 90who10.

Bret "Epic" Mazur is a vocalist, rapper, record producer and, most importantly, was the founder and frontman of Crazy Town, the band which saw their single "Butterfly" reach NO. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 with record sales in excess of 1.5M. Although not a graduate of BHHS, Epic had concentric circles of friends in the 90who10 universe and also saw some early success as a producer for bands with local presence like Bell Biv Devoe, MC Lyte and Sheena Easton. Epic sits down with Dan and Jessica to tell story after story after story of his journey through the music business as it passes in and out of BH for the past 25 years.