On this episode of “Tommy Talk,” Tommy discusses something that is making him spiral: stop commenting on women’s bodies. This is a heated one! If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to subscribe, rate and review! 

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This week, Tommy is joined by international pop star Nick Carter who rose to fame in the Backstreet Boys, the best-selling boy band in history. The Backstreet Boys ranks as one of the world’s top-selling music artists of all time. Nick’s 30 year entertainment journey has extended far beyond sold-out arenas, encompassing a range of diverse projects in television, film, philanthropy and publishing. Nick is currently selling out the Las Vegas Sphere with his fellow Backstreet Boys in their “Into The Millennium” residency. Because he’s not busy enough this year, he also dropped his most recent solo album, “LOVE LIFE TRAGEDY,” which upon release debuted at No. 1 on the Worldwide Top Albums chart. Today, Nick opens up about what it was like being leaders in the pop renaissance that exploded in the 90’s, why he turned down the Mickey Mouse Club for a shot with what would become the Backstreet Boys, how the guys curated their set list for their Vegas residency, the songs he is always most psyched to perform, what Backstreet Boy song he can’t get out of his head, the meaning behind the powerful title of his latest solo album, what he attributes to his longevity in the music business, one of the greatest life lessons he’s learned over the last 30 years of his career, his exciting new vinyl project, if that white cat represents anything, something he has never said before, and so much more. 
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On this episode of “Tommy Talk,” Tommy shares what interviewing your favorite stars at a red carpet premiere is really like…and it might surprise you! Subscribe, rate, and leave a written review for this episode!

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This week, Tommy is joined by the undeniable breakout star of Love Island USA Season 6, Leah Kateb. Leah has dominated the conversation like no one before her, cementing her place as a pop culture icon. She has an electric and unapologetic authenticity and charisma, and we are seeing that on full display in Love Island: Beyond The Villa. Today, Leah opens up about how distance and time have affected her thoughts on that “situationship" with Rob, a side to Miguel that the viewers didn’t always get to see, what made her realize she could open up and trust Miguel in the villa, advice she would give Islanders both in and out of the villa, the biggest ways Serena and JaNa helped her while living in the villa, the very different types of advice they give her, who the most unhinged Powerpuff Girl is, if she watches the new season of Love Island, her thoughts on Cierra being removed from the villa for her past racist remarks, how she has dealt with racism herself, why she had to think twice about returning to reality TV so quickly, what a certain producer said to both her and Miguel that negatively impacted her mental health, the lies told by this producer that made her want to leave the villa, stepping into her business woman era with Skylar, if we can expect a “Spare Me” fragrance, what she has never said before, and so much more.
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On this episode of “Tommy Talk,” Tommy discusses what he’s learned in almost 10 years of marriage, and he gets vulnerable about why his marriage means so much to him. Subscribe, rate and leave a written review for this episode so we can see your thoughts!

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This week, Tommy is joined by actress Jennifer Love Hewitt who is currently reprising her role as the iconic final girl Julie James in I Know What You Did Last Summer. This is a spoiler-filled conversation so get ready to hear about all the things she hasn’t been able to talk about up until this point. This episode is a love letter to the fans of the I Know What You Did Last Summer franchise + we chat about a few other things that you won’t want to miss (ahem, 9-1-1 fans). And of course we hear what she has never said before. 
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On this episode of “Tommy Talk,” Tommy discusses something many of us have experienced or may be currently experiencing: should you tell a close friend their partner sucks? 

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This week, Tommy is joined by actor Malachi Barton who is currently starring in Zombie 4: Dawn of the Vampires. The Zombies franchise is beloved for not only its infectious music and great dance numbers, but for using supernatural metaphors to tackle so many issues that resonate with viewers. Today, Malachi opens up about what its been like growing up in the public eye, why your self-worth should never be related to your work, joining the beloved Zombies franchise and working with the OGs Milo and Meg, what Milo Manheim has taught him over the years, an alternate ending he liked that got cut from the film, if he was ever supposed to play Red’s brother in the fourth Descendants movie, which Outer Banks star he’s been crushing on lately, future types of projects he would like to be a part of, how he’s worked through some difficult time, something he has never said before, and so much more. 
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On this first episode of “Tommy Talk,” Tommy discusses something many of us have experienced or may be currently experiencing: when it’s time to let go of a friendship. 

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This week, Tommy is joined by David Iacono, who is currently starring in “Jurassic World Rebirth.” The film has become one of the biggest movie releases of the year. When he’s not dodging terrifying dinosaurs, you may have seen David in "Dead Boy Detectives," "Fear Street: Prom Queen" and the fan-favorite series, “The Summer I Turned Pretty.” Today, David opens up about never-before-told stories from his time filming the latest installment of the Jurassic Park franchise (like that random FaceTime from Steven Spielberg while on set in Thailand), having to drown in one of his most heart-racing scenes, and what filming with dinosaurs - what he calls “tennis balls on sticks” - is really like. We also celebrate his character Cam on “The Summer I Turned Pretty” and find out if he is Team Conrad or Team Jeremiah, what he has learned about himself through playing Cam, and that epic cast group chat. And David shares so much more that you won’t hear anywhere else, including something powerful that he has never said before.
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