Tucker Smallwood is an actor, an author, a musician, a decorated combat veteran, an activist for veteran’s causes, a keen social observer, and a longtime friend of (and frequent collaborator with) Dean Haglund and Phil Leirness. Tucker’s credits as an actor include major movies, television series, and stage work and span five full decades before his recent retirement. On this episode of “Interview”, Tucker speaks in heart-wrenching detail about the reason for his retirement. He speaks about his love of the blues. He shares the tale of where he was the night of the Apollo moon landing on July 20th, 1969 and how he compares that time to the recent Artemis II mission. He delves deep into such topics as AI, multiverse theories, alternate timelines, Maine Coon cats, and much more!

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