This is the last episode of our first season! Wooohooo! We did it! We recap how everything went - yes we are still learning - and let you in on our ideas and dreams for the next season. Thank you for coming along for the ride. We will have some fun stuff for you before next season, so don't wander off.

This episode Amy and Heather sit down with social media sensation, Nick Cho, AKA Your Korean Dad. They talk about his former career in the specialty coffee industry, how he developed his online persona as Your Korean Dad, and so much more – especially identity.

Wendy Liebman is a comedy icon! Late night darling, America’s Got Talent-er, step-mom, and dog mom, she manages to cover a wide array of topics with Amy and Heather. It’s a hoot and holler of an episode!

On this episode, Amy and Heather continue their discussion about adoption and the different ways their lives have been affected by it.

Today we get into adoption with a very special guest, author, speaker, and founder of The Adoptee Mentoring Society, Angela Tucker.

Amy read Angela’s very intimate and informative book, You Should be Grateful: Stories of Race, Identity, and Transracial Adoption and immediately told Heather, “OMG you have to read this book so we can discuss!” And that’s exactly what happened; Heather read the book and we discussed.

Then, lucky us, we were able to get Angela on the podcast to talk about her book, adoption, fostering, and how race and identity come into play in all of it. You don’t want to miss this one!

With the recent documentary , Quiet on the Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV, Amy and Heather talk about child actors. Boy do they have opinions on this topic, as well as practical information. 

And yes, they know they're late to the party, but you'll also hear their thoughts on the MAX docuseries, Quiet on the Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV. 

If you ever thought about getting your kid into the entertainment business, you'll want to check out this episode. 

Most people know her from her nine season portrayal as “Lily Tucker Pritchett” on the hit ABC show, Modern Family, and a younger generation knows her from her growing social media presence. Here at Casting Notice, we know her as Amy’s daughter! Aubrey joins us to discuss life after Modern Family, what it’s like being a child actor, and what she’s up to now.

It's not everyday you get to hang out with a 57-year old SI Swimsuit Model Rookie with a doctorate but that's exactly what we did for episode 2 of Casting Notice podcast.

Nina is our first guest! Woohoo! Tune in to hear about Nina's journey through academia to become an associate dean to her current “encore career” as a model. Nina chose this AND that and shows us all that it's never too late to try something new! What's up with "or" anyway?

Nina is one BUSY woman and after listening to her she’ll inspire you to take on a few more new careers as well.

Amy Anderson and Heather Dragulescu discuss their experiences as Asian-American actors and the stereotypes they face in the industry. This episode touches on topics such as adoption, dating, plastic surgery in Korea, the perception of beauty, and the physical changes that come with aging.