Season Two kicks off with iconic Happy Days actor Donny Most. He is probably best known for his co-starring role as Ralph in the long running television series "Happy Days," where he worked with such emerging talents as Ron Howard and Garry Marshall. We talk about those early years during this interview and about director Jerry Paris from the Dick Van Dyke Show, Penny Marshall and Robin Williams, who touched the iconic show in one way or another. Also, Don describes John Lennon's surprise visit to the Happy Days set. This television icon talks about working on the hit TV show Glee, voicing his character on The Family Guy and the feature film "ED TV", directed by Ron Howard. We also sneak in a discussion about his burgeoning singing career and a few new projects.

Charles Wachter is an Emmy award-winning Executive Producer and author, having written and produced over thirty-five television series and films. He graduated from Yale University and has a master's degree from NYU Graduate film. He is presently the Executive Producer of HOLEY MOLEY & CELEBRITY DATING GAME at ABC and is the Author of bestselling book THE TWIN PARADOX, which has recently been optioned by Dick Cook Studios. His prior credits include hits such as Fear Factor, Food Revolution and American Gladiators.

Keith Baxter has worked in animation for Disney, DreamWorks, and Warner Bros as director, story artist, character designer and songwriter. He presently works on Tom & Jerry in New York for HBO Max, but has had a long illustrious list of credits as he rose to the top of his field. Keith has worked on blockbuster projects like Despicable Me, Madagascar, Shrek, Tiny Toon Adventures, Ghostbusters, the Smurfs, The Tigger Movie, Pound Puppy, VeggieTales, The Looney Tunes Show, Flushed Away, Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas, Mickey, Donald, Goofy: The Three Musketeers, Winnie the Pooh: A Very Merry Pooh Year, The Lion King: Hakuna Matata, The Jungle Book 2, Piglet's Big Movie, Taz-Mania and Beethoven, just to name few. A great conversation about the creative process with a major talent.

Jodi Binstock holds a rare and coveted job description - that of a director in the television and film industry. She joined us on the podcast to discuss the difficulty of being taken seriously as a director in a male dominated profession and to chat about her major projects like Web Therapy with Lisa Kudrow, ZNation and A Snow Globe Christmas. A fascinating talk with an accomplished woman!

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Patricia Ward Kelly, the widow and official biographer of famed dancer Gene Kelly, joins the podcast, to discuss her work as Trustee of The Gene Kelly Image Trust, the entity Kelly established during his lifetime to govern the use of his name, voice, likeness, signature, and persona. She is also President and Creative Director of The Gene Kelly Legacy, Inc. a corporation established to celebrate Kelly’s artistry and to perpetuate his legacy worldwide.

Mrs. Kelly makes a big announcement about an upcoming event in Scotland during the podcast that you do not want to miss. She also speaks candidly about preserving and cataloguing The Gene Kelly Archives—an extensive collection of letters, manuscripts, photographs, scripts, interviews, essays, poems, holograph notes, and memorabilia that will eventually be the basis of additional publications and, ultimately, the core of an innovative, virtual Gene Kelly “Experience.”

We also discuss some of Gene Kelly's most famous movies, Frank Sinatra, Judy Garland and many more.

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Two amazing talents join the podcast today. Boxer turned actor, John Duddy, talks about filming the music video with Bon Jovi for Because We Can, training Robert DeNiro for the boxing scenes in the movie Grudge Match and also playing Ken Buchanan in the film Hands of Stone. John is joined by Colin Broderick, the writer/director for his latest film, A Bend in the River. Colin gives an honest account of his life with grace and insight, discussing his bestselling memoir, Orangutan, and its follow up, That's That. The two share stories about filming A Bend in the River in Ireland and their passion for this project. Watch the trailer at: https://youtu.be/11C9W2inJQI

Legendary baseball pitcher Tommy John talks his famous sinkerball, Steve Carlton, Wade Boggs, Ken Griffey Sr., Pete Rose, manager Dallas Green, his namesake surgery and some of his most memorable moments on the mound during his four time all-star twenty six year career in Major League Baseball.

Today we have a very entertaining chat with best-selling author Matthew Dicks, who speaks candidly about his life and writing. His books Something Missing and Memoirs of An Imaginary Friend are discussed.

Join the fun as our trio chats with three time Super Bowl champion from the NY Giants and San Francisco 49ers, All-Pro center, Bart Oates in today's episode. Mr. Oates chats about his football career, Super Bowl rings, interesting plays on the field and life after football as President of the NFL Alumni Association.

A raw conversation with TVLine founder Michael Ausiello about his poignant memoir, Spoiler Alert: The Hero Dies and the upcoming movie based on the book starring Jim Parsons of the Big Bang Theory.