On today’s episode of the LOVE SANDWICH podcast, Mike Pecci shows some love to one of his go-to sandwiches, the tuna sandwich. Before you sneer, give him a chance to make your mouth water as he shares his favorite ways to prepare and enjoy it.

Mike also gives advice on how to impress your date with food and recommends one of his favorite sandwich spots in East LA. This one will leave you hungry and craving something delicious.

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Music by Mitch Murder

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On a special episode of In Love with the Process, host Mike Pecci welcomes back two returning guests: cinematographer Alexander Chinnici and director Allan Ungar to talk about their new film London Calling.

If you’re a fan of John Wick and dark comedy, get ready for a killer indie film experience. Recorded in-studio, the guys go deep into the process of making a movie in another country, from immersing themselves in the local culture, to scouting locations that can double as anywhere in the world, to pulling off an insane number of setups in a single day.

It’s a rollercoaster of set stories, filmmaking lessons, and life experiences that capture the chaos and joy of creating something bold and original. This episode is packed with insight, laughs, and inspiration you won’t want to miss.

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On today’s episode of Right Place / Right Time, hosts Lance A. Williams and Mike Pecci explore how to navigate egos on a film set, the fine balance of personalities, and how to keep creativity alive under pressure.

They share what movies and shows they are currently watching and why those stories hit them right now. Then the conversation takes a wild turn with a big moral question: Could you push another human off a building?

This episode mixes filmmaking insights, pop culture, and deep what-if scenarios that will leave you thinking long after it ends.

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On today’s episode of In Love with the Process, host Mike Pecci shares his battle with insomnia and the book that helped him change everything: The Sleep Solution: Why Your Sleep is Broken and How to Fix It by Dr. W. Christopher Winter. Dr. Winter joins the show to shed light on the bad habits that sabotage our sleep and to share practical tips on how to finally take control of your nights.

If you’ve been struggling with sleepless nights, this episode might just blow your mind.

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What happens when life delivers something so far beyond your control that it threatens to erase your very purpose?

On today’s episode of In Love with the Process, Mike Pecci sits down with fearless director Joe Hil to talk about his powerful new documentary Match in a Haystack.

The film follows Ukraine’s most determined female dance troupe as they fight to create their first show since the Russian invasion in 2022. Instead of focusing on destruction, Joe captures the resilience and beauty of art created in the middle of war, a perspective that flips the war documentary on its head.

Joe also shares his own journey, starting out at Vice News, witnessing the company’s rise and collapse, and what it felt like to realize how disposable you are inside a massive media machine. From working the system to finishing a film against all odds, Joe’s story is one of grit, determination, and creative fearlessness.

This episode is raw, inspiring, and packed with contagious energy. If you care about art, filmmaking, or what it means to push through the impossible, this is one you cannot miss.

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On today’s episode of In Love with the Process, host Mike Pecci pulls back the curtain on his latest film Metanoia, which is about to make its festival run. Mike shares why he believes this is the most beautifully textured film he has ever directed, crediting the collaboration with artist Gina Manning and the stunning imagery captured by cinematographer David Kruta.

He also talks about the tools and techniques that made those visuals possible, and how the right gear can transform storytelling. Beyond filmmaking, Mike dives into the classic comedies he has been revisiting lately, offering a fresh perspective on the movies many of us grew up with.

As a special treat, Mike is giving listeners a free link to his award-winning short film Come Home. If you’ve ever wanted to see it, now’s your chance.

This is a fun and personal one-on-one with the filmmaker behind the show, packed with inspiration, honesty, and a peek into what’s coming next.

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On today’s episode of Right Place / Right Time, it’s a great moment to be a horror fan. With films like Sinners, Weapons, and 28 Years Later already hitting theaters and studios like Warner Brothers making big money on original horror while backing filmmakers’ creative visions, the genre is on fire.

Mike Pecci and Lance A. Williams break down what has them most excited about horror right now. Mike unleashes a passionate rant about the new Alien TV series, and Lance digs into the conversation to uncover what’s really fueling his frustration, leading to some dark truths about the state of the industry.

If you love horror, filmmaking, and raw talk about where the business is headed, this is the episode for you.

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On today’s episode of In Love with the Process, host Mike Pecci sits down with food show contestant, content creator, and personal chef Bobby Hicks to reveal the raw truth about life as a food creator. Together they dive into the rise of YouTube, how COVID flipped the industry on its head, and why success looks completely different today.

Bobby opens up about what it was like to be cast on Next Level Chef, what really happens behind the cameras, and the strategies that carried him all the way to the semifinals. From casting calls to on-set secrets, this is the inside story you won’t hear anywhere else.

Mike and Bobby also break down how YouTube became the number one place to watch content, leaving traditional networks in the dust, and why creators now hold the power.

This episode has it all: food, filmmaking, and the lessons every creator needs to hear. If you’ve ever wondered how those reality cooking shows are made or what it takes to build a career in this new creative landscape, strap in for the ultimate look inside the process.

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On today’s episode of Right Place / Right Time, Mike Pecci and Lance A. Williams are in the studio exploring the art of human connection. They dig into why fights really happen, how to move past passive-aggressive behavior, and the importance of recognizing the baggage people bring into a conflict.

They share strategies for disarming heated situations, including a real-life story about a tense exchange Mike had with a rude waitress at a bar. The conversation then takes a heartfelt turn as they reflect on the recent loss of two friends and discuss how to navigate the mourning process while holding on to connection and compassion.

It’s an episode that’s raw, thoughtful, and full of tools for handling both everyday tension and life’s biggest challenges.

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On today’s episode of In Love with the Process, host Mike Pecci recaps his recent trip to Seattle, where he teamed up with the crew from School of Motion and the wizards at Puget Systems to shoot an epic new video showcasing a beast of a computer that runs Unreal Engine like butter.

Mike also takes us along for his mini Bar Safari through Seattle’s hidden gems, then drops huge news about his upcoming film, including the reveal of the actor starring in it. Trust us, this one is big.

If you’re into filmmaking, tech, or just love a good behind-the-scenes story, this episode is loaded.

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