In this weeks episode we chat with Darren and Lex from Black Creek Reign. We talk about the creative process behind their music , upcoming projects and their new single “You and I” featuring Canadian singer & songwriter Danny Fernandes. Be sure to stream their music on Spotify and follow them on social media @blackcreekreign

In this weeks special friendship episode we take a trip down memory lane, as Kelly & Maddie welcome Kelly’s childhood friend to chat and share some fun stories.

In this episode Maddie and Kelly discuss not being a d*ck, taking classes, and not listening to advice, as well as other incites they wish they learned when staring out in the biz!

In this weeks episode we discuss the pros and cons of social media, #FreeBritney and more

We’ve all had at least one of those super embarrassing moments that make you go OMG! In this weeks episode Maddie & Kelly share some of their funniest and most cringe worthy stories they’ve experienced in the entertainment world

Ever have an awkward first encounter at an audition? Or felt like you you owed a former cast member an apology? In this episode Maddie & Kelly share their stories on apologies

The pandemic has changed how we experience live theatre. In this week’s episode, we welcome special guest Velvet Duke -- actor, comedian, writer, and musician. Velvet shares the many digital tools that allow artists to imagine new ways to engage audiences

When you have a mic, a stage, and an audience are you performing, or are you really teaching a fitness class? When today’s special guest Natalie Morgan is the one on the mic it could be either! In this weeks episode we talk with this actor, writer, fitness instructor and all around bad-ass about the parallels between acting and fitness.

In this weeks episode Maddie and Kelly discuss how they became boss ass bitches while also bitching about being a woman in a male dominated industry.

Today’s episode we welcome special guest: producer, actor and director Monique Daniele. We talk about stage names: why we have them, what they mean to us and how we acquired them. Original music by Heidi Chan