Eliza Taylor is an Australian Actress. She began her career when she was only 11 years old. She has gone on to play many notable characters two of the roles she is most known for are her role as Janae Timmins on Neighbours and her Hollywood breakout lead role which she played Clarke in The 100 which ran for seven seasons on the CW.

Matthew C. Vella is an Australian filmmaker, Comedian, and podcast host. In this episode we chat about his journey so far, his movie "She's Not Your Type" and he runs us through how he prepares for his stand-up comedy routines.

Kate Jirelle is an actor, writer, and producer. In this episode, we discuss her journey and she tells us about her award-winning theatre show that she wrote, produced, and starred in called "To Those, I Left Behind."

14-year-old Jessica Knight is an actor and all-around entertainer. In this episode we talk about her journey so far, one of the biggest moments in her career so far being a finalist in the world monologue games and she opens up about having dyslexia and ADHD.

Lachlan and Kate are currently in Los Angeles participating in a 6-month acting course. In this episode we talk about the course, their journey inside and outside of the course, and the new short film they wrote, produced and starred in.

Lulu Quirk is a teen actor who's making a difference. In this episode, we chat about her role on Australia's ABC show Barons, what it was like growing up at a performing arts college, and the project/initiative she founded called "Letters from her."

Charlie Di Stefano is an actor, writer, model, and producer. In this episode, we chat about his experience in the entertainment industry. Still, this episode is heavily focused and dedicated to the film he wrote, produced, and starred in "Is This Forever" which is in honor of his late brother Lucca Di Stefano.

Lawrence Ola is an actor, writer, producer, and musician. In this episode, we talk about his unconventional journey within the entertainment industry, and his new guest role on Upright. He raises awareness for an important initiative that is doing great things to help pacific islanders further their education.

Aurora, Freya, and Olivia are young Australian artists who have recently been in a short film "Melon Head" about bike safety.

In this episode, we discuss the importance of the movie they made together and how they got into the industry and Aurora speaks on her experience with being the writer, director, and producer of this film!