Charlie Chaplin's office, the hills and valleys of acting and writing, and the glory of winning chapstick: Bill Ferris joins Emily this week in the 'Wood.

Actor and music producer Riccardo LeBron joins Emily and Stacey Fontaine to talk about the power of owning your passions, letting go of expectations, and the pros and cons of being a jack of all trades. Riccardo's music can be found on Sound Cloud here: www.soundcloud.com/anakimmusic

Brendan Long (aka B-Sides) talks to Emily (who also happens to be his fiance) about the birth of a legend and living life with your jewelry out. Even if it's hella fake.

Brendan's music: https://soundcloud.com/b-sides

Troy Devolld talks about his love for story telling and how he went from writing and illustrating comic books to discovering one of his greatest passions:  working on Reality TV.  

Graham Shiels talks with Emily about the doubts that we all grapple with as actors, the importance of preperation, and giving yourself the chance to fail at what you love.

Actor, editor, and producer Rick Simone talks about how his acting experience influences his editing, the difference between reality performers and trained actors, and how you can have any career you want.

Ian Verdun joins Emily to talk about encounters with giant New York bugs, meeting a mentor on Grey's Anatomy and the virtues of dressing in drag. To see his webseries, "Life's a Drag," visit lifesadragtvshow.com

Courtney Shane joins Emily and guest co-host Ron Morehouse to talk about her family's incredible history in Hollywood, how saying yes to every opportunity has opened doors in her career, and the importance of a supportive community.

Avoiding sharks in Australia, giant horse ghost stories, and what it's like to act in Fifty Shades of Grey: actress Anna Sargeant joins Emily in the 'Wood.

Learn more about Anna at her website www.annasargeant.com, Twitter @AnnaLSargeant and Instagram @annasarg

SCI-Fest actor Angeline-Rose Troy joins Emily to talk about what it was like to be a homeschooled child actor, how she approaches auditions and acting differently now, and what it feels like to start her own production company. Tickets to SCI-Fest and more information about Angeline's show can be found at sci-fest.com