Today's guest is a great dancer, choreographer and my good friend Kameron Bink. This episode we talk about his time on SYTYCD, from the audition process to when he toured on the arena tour. Kameron has since taught and performed all over the world. We share stories of touring together and we both also share our proposal stories to our soon-to-be-wives. It was a weekend full of laughs and made this episode to be a lot of fun!

This episode we talk about how Christopher booked his first choreography job on the Rosie O'Donnell Show. We also talk about one of my favorite shows of his called, Silence which is a parody of the movie Silence of the Lambs. Christopher was a huge fan of the film Newsies and he shares how he campaigned for the Broadway show. In the end of the episode we get to talk about his newest project with Disney, Frozen. This episode was recorded while Christopher was on break during rehearsal for the national tour of, The King and I.

This episode Ali takes us through the journey of how she landed her dream role. From how many times she auditioned, to where she was when she found out the big news. We also talk about her relationship with her family, as well as how she was able to work on her craft while getting her BA in Psychology at Yale University. Ali was gracious enough to let us record this episode in her dressing room, so please enjoy!

This episode we have the exquisite ballet dancer from NYCB, Tiler Peck. We talk about some of her favorite mentors growing up and what drove her to choose ballet as her career. Tiler tells some great stories from her and her husband Robbie Fairchild's younger years. We also talk about the differences between being in a ballet company and working on Broadway. This interview was done during a short break she had between rehearsals. I am so glad we got to chat and can't wait to see what's next in store for Tiler.

This episode is with the Emmy award winning choreographer, Josh Bergasse. We talk about what shaped him as a choreographer and the type of choreography he likes to do. I got to work with Josh on 9 episodes of the TV show "Smash", and it was one of my favorite jobs of my career so far. Josh just finished up the lab of "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory", and I can't wait to see it! He also tells some great stories about winning the Emmy and a recent, very lucrative job that he turned down and the reasons why. I had a great time this episode and I hope you do to!

This episode, I got to record with Randall White in the "Rock of Ages" theater in the Rio Casino, Las Vegas! This year marks Randall's 44th year in "Show Business." He's done everything from Broadway to huge touring concerts. We talk about how he found theatre and working big rock shows starting at the age of 16! He talks about his amazing experiences working with Michael Jackson and how he was touring for 15 years straight! They started sound check at the end of this episode, but I think it fit perfectly with the interview. Randall is a great guy and I learned a lot hearing his stories!

This episode, we talk about what drove Amy to move West after an extensive career in NY. We also talk about industrials and how they are a great in-between job for performers. Both of us are engaged so we dive into wedding planning and talk about her next big career move which involves moving to Appleton, WI! I haven't seen Amy in a few years so it was great to be able to sit down and catch up!

This episode, we talk about Cady Huffman's current show, "Shear Madness." I saw the show and it was a lot of fun! We talk about the moment she realized she loved performing as a child as well as a great story involving Tommy Tune stealing the taps off of her shoes! I was very honored she took the time to sit down with me. It was so much fun talking with her!

This episode, we talk about his early success and his gut instinct to say no to one job for a show he knew would be something big, "In the Heights!" We also talk about the time in his career where he didn't want to perform anymore and how his family pushed him to continue. This episode has great stories including one about a sugar glider living in his apartment! I always love talking with him and it was great to have him on the show!

This episode, we talk about what actors can do to have a healthy actor to agent relationship. We also talk about some of his mentors. Along with daily routines, fun stories, and life lessons that have helped him to become the agent he is today. Chris is a great guy and I had a great time recording this episode in his agency!