In this heartwarming episode of Celebrity Interviews Live from The Grotto, host Greg Hanna welcomes the multi-talented Sarah Fisher, star of When Hope Calls and Someone Like You, to talk all about her new role, her experience filming a period drama, working with donkeys (yes, really), and what she’s learned along the way.

As season two of When Hope Calls premieres, Sarah opens up about stepping into the world of Brookfield, the excitement of acting in a 1920s setting, and what fans can expect from the new episodes — including mystery, romance, and some serious horseback action.

[00:00] – Sarah shares how she landed the role of Hannah and what it was like stepping into her first period drama set in the early 1900s.

[00:01:30] – Her unforgettable first day on set riding a donkey-pulled carriage — shoutout to Kramer, the scene-stealing donkey.

[00:02:30] – What fans should expect in When Hope Calls Season 2: new characters, dynamic storylines, and action-packed surprises.

[00:04:30] – If Sarah could switch roles with any character on set, who would it be? (Spoiler: the answer is delightfully unexpected.)

[00:06:00] – Sarah talks about working on Someone Like You, a project based on a novel by the incredible Karen Kingsbury, and what it meant to portray two roles in one film.

[00:07:00] – The joy and challenge of portraying a 1920s businesswoman — and how Sarah prepared for such a unique role.

[00:08:00] – A fun side discussion about binge-worthy shows like Yellowstone and how streaming is changing the way we watch TV.

[00:09:30] – What would the When Hope Calls theme song sound like if Sarah wrote it? Think Pirates of the Caribbean meets Mountie drama — and it totally works.

[00:10:30] – Sarah opens up in a powerful moment, answering the big question: What is the most important thing you’ve ever learned in life? Her insights about surrendering control, letting life happen, and focusing on gratitude are beautiful and inspiring.

When Hope Calls Season 2 is now streaming on:

• Pure Flix – April 3rd

• Great American Family – April 6th

Don't miss this heartfelt continuation of the When Calls the Heart spinoff, full of faith, family, and frontier charm.

Sarah Fisher is a Canadian actress, musician, and artist best known for her work on Degrassi: The Next Generation, Kiss and Cry, Someone Like You, and now When Hope Calls. She is beloved for her emotionally rich performances and her uplifting outlook on life. Off-screen, she’s an accomplished musician and passionate storyteller.

• Instagram: @sarahfisher

• Twitter: @SarahFisher28

Hosted by Greg Hanna, Celebrity Interviews Live from the Grotto brings you inside conversations with your favorite stars from TV, film, music, and beyond. It’s real talk with real people — filmed in an iconic setting and streamed to fans around the world.

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On this exciting episode of Celebrity Interviews Live from The Grotto, host Greg Hanna sits down with Neil Smith, legendary NHL General Manager, Stanley Cup Champion, and the architect behind the New York Rangers’ iconic 1994 championship team.

From blockbuster trades and drafting future legends, to leading one of hockey’s most storied franchises during its most intense era, Neil reflects on his career, his philosophy on leadership, and what it really means to stay present in life.

[00:00] – Neil Smith joins Greg Hanna to talk about his career, life after hockey, and why the name “Neil” always brings greatness!

[00:01:00] – Neil talks about the infamous Penguins-Rangers playoff clash and how it crushed the Rangers’ shot at a second Stanley Cup run during the early ‘90s.

[00:02:00] – The proudest trade of Neil's career: bringing Adam Graves to the Rangers, watching him become an icon, and the lifelong relationship that followed.

[00:03:00] – Why Neil Smith became one of the most recognized general managers in hockey and how building a winner in New York elevated his national profile.

[00:04:00] – Neil shares his dream lineup of all-time hockey greats, including Mario Lemieux, Wayne Gretzky, Bobby Orr, and others that shaped the golden era of the game.

[00:05:00] – The pressure of being a GM in New York City, especially as a Canadian. Neil reveals how he faced fear and uncertainty head-on when he first took the job.

[00:07:00] – The evolution of New York in the early '90s, the Dinkins-to-Giuliani transition, and how the city’s grit mirrored the spirit of his team.

[00:08:30] – What Neil misses most and least about being a GM: leading people and watching them grow — and not missing owners who thought they knew better.

[00:10:00] – The emotional rewards of helping staff and players build meaningful lives beyond the ice — and the lifelong friendships that resulted.

[00:11:00] – Neil shares his realization seeing today’s NHL players who were born after 9/11, and what it’s like watching kids become pros in a league he once led.

[00:12:30] – Favorite rivalry? Neil shares memories of facing off against Wayne Gretzky’s Kings in L.A., and the star-studded magic that came with it.

[00:14:00] – Why the Rangers have the most fans in the world, according to Neil — and how a legendary coach from Toronto was surprised to learn it.

[00:16:00] – What makes Madison Square Garden the Mecca of sports and why performing there remains unforgettable for athletes, entertainers, and fans alike.

[00:18:00] – A hilarious locker room prank story in Pittsburgh involving hotel room chaos, Vaseline in the phone, and a trash can in the pillowcase. Pure gold.

[00:20:00] – Neil’s most important life lesson: stay in the moment. A deeply personal and powerful message on presence, mortality, and mental clarity.

Neil Smith is a former NHL general manager, best known for building the 1994 New York Rangers — the team that ended a 54-year championship drought by winning the Stanley Cup. He’s also a broadcaster, podcaster, and hockey historian, and currently hosts the NHL Wraparound Podcast, bringing insight, analysis, and great guests to hockey fans worldwide.

🔗 Listen to his podcast:
🎙️ NHL Wraparound
🎧 Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeartRadio, YouTube, Amazon Music, and all major platforms.

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In this captivating episode of Celebrity Interviews Live from The Grotto, host Greg Hanna sits down with the endlessly talented and versatile actor James Urbaniak, known for his unforgettable performances in The Venture Bros., Oppenheimer, American Splendor, The Office, and countless cult classics.

With his signature wit and thoughtful storytelling, James dives deep into his creative journey — from experimental theater in New York City to voicing one of the most iconic animated antiheroes of our time.

[00:00] – Greg Hanna and James Urbaniak kick things off with laughs, clearing up misconceptions about James' background in stand-up comedy.

[00:01:30] – James reveals his true roots in New York theater and how his love of performance evolved from cassette tape skits as a kid to complex characters on screen and in podcasts.

[00:03:00] – Assembling a “Genius Squad” of his most brilliant characters, from cult-favorite poet Simon Grim (Henry Fool) to his nefarious TV producer from Review.

[00:05:00] – Theater vs. Film: James reflects on the differences in process, energy, and how returning to the stage reignited his acting muscles.

[00:07:00] – Animated throwbacks and voice acting dreams: why James would love to join Johnny Quest or be a villain from a '70s cartoon voiced by someone inexplicably 55.

[00:09:00] – The roles fans recognize him most for — from The Venture Bros. to Oppenheimer, Better Call Saul, The Fabelmans, and The Office (as Dwight’s buddy Rolph!).

[00:11:00] – Reflections on working in offices before his career took off — and how those experiences fed right into roles like Office Space-esque weirdos.

[00:13:00] – Greg and James dive deep into The Venture Bros. legacy, the cult following, and their favorite lines from the show.

[00:15:00] – Behind the scenes of Oppenheimer: appearing alongside Cillian Murphy and Einstein in Christopher Nolan’s historical masterpiece.

[00:16:00] – Transforming into Heinrich Himmler for the film Condor’s Nest, and how James learned conversational German from scratch in two months.

[00:18:00] – James’ new scripted podcast In Media Res: A Hollywood satire with sharp writing, original music, and his role as an NPR-style DJ introducing fictional James Bond-esque theme songs.

[00:21:00] – James delivers his smooth NPR voice and reminisces about jazz DJs and the classic radio cadence that inspired his character.

[00:23:00] – Greg and James geek out over their shared love of radio, public broadcasting, Larry King, Howard Stern, Mike & Mike, and the early days of WRCT college radio.

[00:27:00] – Final thoughts: James shares the most important life lesson he’s learned—“Follow your energy”—and how that philosophy has guided his eclectic, fulfilling career.

James Urbaniak is a seasoned actor whose work spans film, television, theater, voice acting, and podcasting. He is best known as the voice of Dr. Thaddeus Venture in The Venture Bros., Simon Grim in Henry Fool, and appearances in Oppenheimer, The Office, Better Call Saul, American Splendor, and Difficult People.

He continues to push creative boundaries with scripted audio projects like In Media Res, available on all major podcast platforms.

🎧 Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or at goodstoryguild.co
🎙️ Produced by: Good Story Guild

• Twitter/X: @JamesUrbaniak

• Website: JamesUrbaniak.com

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In this unforgettable episode of Celebrity Interviews Live from The Grotto, host Greg Hanna sits down with Emmy-winning actor Jim O’Heir, the man behind one of TV’s most lovable punching bags—Jerry Gergich from Parks and Recreation.

Jim dives into his multi-decade career, revealing what it was really like working on one of the most iconic ensemble comedies of our time. From on-set antics and legendary bloopers to his transformation into darker, dramatic roles, Jim offers a raw and hilarious look into the highs, lows, and lessons of Hollywood life.

[00:00] – Welcome to The Grotto! Greg Hanna introduces Jim O’Heir and clears up a sitcom mix-up. (Hint: It’s Parks and Rec, not Community.)

[00:01:00] – Jim shares the Parks and Recreation improv tradition: “Fun Runs” and the wildest blooper ever featuring Chris Pratt and Kim Kardashian.

[00:02:00] – The surreal experience of acting alongside legends like Amy Poehler, Rob Lowe, and even Michelle Obama.

[00:03:00] – Behind-the-scenes on the infamous “Jerry gets mugged” episode—ripped pants, burritos, fart jokes, and how Amy Poehler nearly broke from laughter.

[00:05:00] – Jim reveals the story of how Chris Pratt got in trouble with NBC lawyers—and why Jim almost topped him.

[00:06:00] – Life before Parks: Playing a creepy serial killer on Diagnosis: Murder, struggling actor stories, and landing a career-changing role.

[00:07:00] – How Jim got the part of Jerry (originally auditioned for Ron Swanson!), and the uncertain early days of the character that didn’t even exist in the script.

[00:09:00] – Greg Daniels' fateful decision: “Put him at a desk. He’s funny.”

[00:10:00] – Dream Sitcom Crossovers: Jim’s picks include Seinfeld, 30 Rock, Cheers, and even Get Smart.

[00:12:00] – If Jim had his own show: ensemble cast dreams, working with Alec Baldwin, Mo Collins, and why he loves not being the lead.

[00:14:00] – Life after Parks and Rec: How the indie dark comedy Middle Man shattered his Jerry persona and won major festival awards.

[00:17:00] – On being typecast, the struggles actors face post-iconic role, and how his recent drama shot in Spain pushed him to new limits.

[00:19:00] – Greg asks about standout guest appearances—Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Friends, Criminal Minds (which Jim forgot he did!), and working with David Schwimmer.

[00:23:00] – What Jim learned from the Friends set and how that dream environment mirrored what they built on Parks and Rec.

[00:24:00] – Hidden talents? Well… oversized TV marathons, bottomless snacks, and a “very large tongue.”

[00:25:00] – Final reflections: What Jim’s learned about life, saying “no,” protecting your peace, and wisdom from Amy Poehler.

[00:26:00] – Jim’s book Welcome to Pawnee: Stories of Friendship, Waffles, and Parks and Recreation—why fans are framing the cover.

[00:27:00] – How to connect with Jim online and what’s next for the man behind Jerry.

• Parks and Recreation (NBC)

• The Chris Pratt “Kim Kardashian” blooper: [YouTube it. You’ll cry laughing.]

• Jim’s post-Parks film: Middle Man

• Jim’s book: Welcome to Pawnee: Stories of Friendship, Waffles, and Parks and Recreation

• Instagram: @TheRealJimOHare

• Facebook: Jim O’Heir

New episodes weekly featuring candid convos with actors, musicians, athletes, and creators you love—broadcast from the legendary Grotto!

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🎙️ Live from the Grotto, Greg Hanna and Neil Haley welcome Gigi Erneta, a seasoned actress, broadcaster, and conservative talk show host, to discuss her latest role in Vindication, her experiences in Hollywood, and the rise of faith-based films.

✅ Gigi Erneta’s Latest Role in Vindication

• Attending NRB (National Religious Broadcasters) Convention in Dallas.
• Plays a villain in the upcoming season—fans will have to watch to see if she gets her comeuppance or escapes unscathed!
• Vindication is now picked up by Angel Studios and will be available for streaming starting March 20th (Seasons 1-3).

✅ Biggest Lessons Learned from Acting in Hollywood
💡 “Don't pre-plan too much—improv opportunities have been my best experiences.”

• Favorite gig ever? Performing live improv with Martin Short and Catherine O’Hara—a thrilling, unscripted experience.
• Biggest career challenge? Overcoming obstacles with faith and maintaining her relationship with God in an industry that can be unpredictable.

✅ Faith-Based Entertainment is Booming 📈

• The faith-based film industry has seen massive growth in the last five years.
• Streaming platforms have opened up new creative opportunities and allow faith-based content to reach wider audiences.
• More risk-taking and more production companies willing to invest in faith-driven content.

✅ Inside the Casting Process 🎭 (Guest: Ronnie Hummel, Casting Director)

• Vindication casting calls received over 1,500 submissions per role.
• The hardest part of casting? Going through every resume, tape, and demo reel to find the perfect fit.
• Faith-based content is thriving—more TV series, films, and even commercials than ever before.

✅ Exciting Upcoming Projects

• Pickleball 🎾—a faith-based comedy starring Kevin Farley.
• Racing to release it before Ben Stiller’s competing Pickleball movie!
• Other TV and film projects under NDA—keep an eye on her IMDb & website for updates!

✅ Gigi’s Other Interests & Fun Facts
🚀 She worked for NASA as a photographer—her photos have actually been to space!
🚀 Would have been an astronaut if not an actress—who knew?!

✅ Gigi’s Most Important Life Lesson
🙏 "Time alone with God is the most important thing. We don’t need to constantly surround ourselves with others to find peace and purpose."

📺 Vindication – Available March 20th on Angel Studios.
🌐 IMDb: Gigi Erneta’s IMDb Page
🌐 Website: www.GigiErneta.com
📱 Social Media: Follow her for updates on new projects, speaking engagements, and film releases.

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In this special simulcast of The Neil Haley Show and Celebrity Interviews Live from The Grotto, Neil Haley and Greg Hanna chat with Joe Menendez, director of "Henry Danger: The Movie."

They dive into Joe’s filmmaking journey, the evolution of Henry Danger from TV show to blockbuster film, and his biggest takeaways from working with top actors and directors.

• How Joe’s passion for movies started with Super 8 films as a kid in the ‘80s.
• His biggest inspirations—Spielberg, Star Wars, and escapist popcorn movies.
• Why directing Henry Danger: The Movie was a dream come true.

• How the hit Nickelodeon series evolved into a high-action movie.
• Why the film allowed for bigger, more ambitious action sequences than the show.
• How Joe ensured the movie appealed to both longtime fans & new audiences.

• How actors shape scenes in real-time (and why some of the best moments aren’t planned).
• The biggest lesson he’s learned from actors like Daveed Diggs (Snowpiercer).
• Why valuing friendships and family is the core theme of Henry Danger: The Movie.

• If Joe could time travel, he’d love to be a Jedi in Star Wars or a detective in Moonlighting.
• The ultimate crossover dream: Henry Danger meets Star Trek: Picard!

📺 Watch "Henry Danger: The Movie" – Premiering January 17 on Paramount+ & Nickelodeon.
🎬 Follow Joe Menendez for updates on future projects.

🎥 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:📽️ From Super 8 Films to Hollywood Director🦸‍♂️ Bringing Henry Danger to the Big Screen🎬 Behind-the-Scenes Hollywood Insights🚀 Fun & Unexpected Hollywood Talk📢 Where to Watch & Follow

🎙️ Live from the Grotto, Greg Hanna and Neil Haley welcome Zachary McKenzie, a former American Idol contestant turned country music artist, to discuss his journey in the music industry, his lessons from Idol, and his latest single, "Don't Dish It Out If You Can't Take It."

✅ Zachary’s American Idol Experience

• Competed in Season 12 of American Idol (2012).
• Unexpected audition: Won Arkansas Idol, which earned him a fast-track audition for American Idol in Oklahoma.
• Made it to Hollywood Week, surviving two rounds before being cut in the group round.
• Biggest lesson learned? Trusting his instincts in group collaborations and standing his ground on song choices.

✅ Inside the American Idol Audition Process

• The audition process isn’t what it seems on TV—contestants go through three sets of producers before seeing the celebrity judges.
• The audition with Randy Jackson, Nicki Minaj, Keith Urban, and Mariah Carey happened so fast that he didn’t have time to overthink it, which worked in his favor.

✅ New Single: "Don't Dish It Out If You Can't Take It"

• Released last Friday 🎵 Available on all streaming platforms!
• Inspired by a phrase Zachary frequently says and a real-life story about someone upset that their ex moved on after cheating.
• His wife gave him the idea after hearing When It Rains It Pours by Luke Combs—suggesting he write a song around a well-known phrase.

✅ Where Zachary Sees His Music Career Going

• Currently performing full-time across Arkansas and surrounding states, booking shows two months in advance.
• Ultimate goal?

✅ Zachary’s Biggest Life Lesson
💡 “Think ahead. Whether it’s relationships, career moves, or everyday decisions, ask yourself—how will this affect my life six months from now?”

🌐 YouTube: Zach McKenzie Official
📱 Social Media: TikTok, Instagram, Facebook – @ZachMcKenzieOfficial
🎧 Stream His Songs: Don't Dish It Out If You Can't Take It & The Day That I Found You on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, and all streaming platforms.

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In this special simulcast of The Neil Haley Show and Celebrity Interviews Live from The Grotto, Neil Haley and Greg Hanna sit down with Nate & Megan Trinrud, the sibling duo behind the hit Paramount+ series "School Spirits."

They reveal the unexpected journey of turning their script into a graphic novel, only for Paramount+ to rediscover their original pilot and greenlight it as a full-fledged TV series.

• The unexpected path "School Spirits" took before hitting TV screens.
• Why they first pitched the story as a graphic novel before Paramount+ picked it up.
• How the adaptation process helped flesh out the storyline and characters.

• How Megan’s journalism background and Nate’s experience as a director & actor influence their storytelling.
• The fast-paced changes in production and why their skillsets complement each other perfectly.
• How their Midwest upbringing shaped the show’s spooky small-town mystery vibe.

• The biggest challenges of adapting the series for television.
• How they mix supernatural elements with real-life drama.
• Their reaction to getting greenlit for Season 2 (and what it took to get there).

• Their top tip: "Don’t give up. Keep writing."
• Why having a creative partner can make all the difference.
• The power of collaboration, persistence, and knowing your strengths.

📺 Watch "School Spirits" now on Paramount+.
📖 Check out the graphic novel version!
🌎 Follow Nate & Megan Trinrud for updates on future projects.

👻 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:📖 From Graphic Novel to TV Sensation🎬 The Creative Process & Inspiration📺 Behind the Scenes of "School Spirits"🛠 Advice for Aspiring Writers & Filmmakers📢 Where to Watch & Follow

In this special simulcast of The Neil Haley Show and Celebrity Interviews Live from The Grotto, Neil Haley and Greg Hanna sit down with Captain Joe Dion, the star of Discovery Channel’s "Harpoon Hunters".

From learning the ropes at age 13 to becoming a captain at just 25, Joe takes us on a thrilling journey into the elite and dangerous world of harpooning bluefin tuna. But beyond the adventure, he opens up about his personal mission—raising awareness for muscular dystrophy through The Dion Fund, an organization he and his wife founded to fund groundbreaking gene replacement therapy.

• How Joe started fishing at 13 and worked his way up.
• The intense skill and training required to harpoon bluefin tuna.
• Why harpooners are considered the elite of the tuna fishing world.
• The specialized boats and techniques used to hunt fish that weigh over 1,000 pounds.

• What could go horribly wrong in a split second.
• Why getting tangled in the harpoon rig could be a death sentence.
• The electrified harpoon system and how it instantly stuns massive fish.
• How Discovery Channel captured jaw-dropping drone footage of tuna, sharks, and even a whale carcass being devoured.

• Joe’s personal battle—his two young children were diagnosed with muscular dystrophy.
• How he and his wife launched a foundation to fund the first-ever gene replacement therapy.
• Their goal: change the lives of children across the U.S. suffering from this disease.
• Why Joe sees his Discovery Channel fame as a way to bring awareness to his foundation.

• Premiering on Discovery Channel – Friday, May 24th.
• Available for streaming on HBO Max.
• How the streaming revolution is changing the way people watch reality and adventure TV.

🌎 Support His Foundation: TheDionFund.org
📺 Watch "Harpoon Hunters": Streaming on Discovery Channel & HBO Max.

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🎯 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:🎣 Becoming a Harpoon Hunter⚡️ The Dangers of Harpoon Fishing💪 Fighting for His Children: The Dion Fund📺 Where to Watch Harpoon Hunters📢 Stay Connected with Captain Joe Dion

n this special simulcast of The Neil Haley Show and Celebrity Interviews Live from The Grotto, Neil Haley and Greg Hanna sit down with rock star, reality TV star, and entrepreneur Justin Tranchita.

From touring with The Black Keys and Saliva to running for Congress, launching a cannabis empire, and now starring in a brand-new travel show, Justin has lived an unbelievable life. In this interview, he shares wild stories from the road, his thoughts on Trump and the economy, and what’s next for his career in TV and music.

• His early influences and how music became his escape.
• Touring with the Black Keys and other big names.
• His obsession with Oasis and finally seeing them live.
• How he went from a No.1 hit song to quitting music for politics.

• How Ben Carson’s story inspired him to enter politics.
• The wild reality of campaigning and almost winning a seat in Michigan.
• Why he’s glad he didn’t win and the crazy advice Ted Nugent gave him.

• The hilarious concept: Taking unsuspecting tour groups on historical trips gone wrong.
• Making up fake history while completely inebriated.
• Filming at legendary places like the Colosseum, Stonehenge, and Windsor Castle.
• The show’s top-secret network deal (coming soon!).

• How he transitioned from music to the cannabis industry.
• The booming hemp market and how his products are legal to ship.
• Where to order his gummies, vapes, and other hemp-based goodies.

• How TikTok almost made him famous (and why they shadowbanned him for two years).
• The meme coin craze – people making millions overnight on joke cryptocurrencies.
• Why Trump’s coin is worth $50 billion and what it means for the economy.

• “Your biggest achievement isn’t your career—it’s your kids.”
• Why family is the only real legacy you leave behind.
• How success, fame, and money fade over time, but raising good kids lasts forever.

🎵 Follow Justin on TikTok: BoyVsGirls
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🎶 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:🎤 Justin's Journey in Music & Entertainment🔥 Running for Congress & Politics🌍 New TV Show: Drunken History Meets Travel🌿 Justin’s Cannabis Business: Weedies World Famous💰 TikTok, Crypto, & The Future of Wealth📢 Biggest Lesson Justin Has Learned in Life📢 Stay Connected with Justin Tranchita