Kapil Talwalkar of Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist ( I cannot believe I said Adventure...whaaaaaat?) stops by to discuss his journey from being a musician to actor; opening up about the hard parts of the road, and how he became a better actor.

Actor Mickey O'Sullivan stops by and discusses his multiple birthdays, playing 3 characters on PD, acting in Chicago, babysitting a current Blackhawk, and being sick after wearing a Packers jersey (Go Bears!)

The depth and delight that is Bruce Dow spends some time discussing his acting and life journey, balance and mental wellness, Broadway and Stratford, finishing up with his song and my poem.

The lovely Gabriella Sundar Singh of Kim's Convenience and Shaw's Festival comes by to discuss her path from being a dancer to actress, her experience on stage and screen, and her approach to life.

Actor Nick Colletta comes on to discuss his life, the switch from stand up to acting at 57, the work and the dedication it takes to pursue anything fully, and the passion he has for the craft. Walk away inspired and ready to take on the world after listening to Nick.

My friend Steve Bernstein discusses his storied career behind the camera and how life brought him back in-front of it. Every time fate presented a challenge Steve rose to the occasion and continues to succeed in his latest venture. I loved speaking with him and am happy that you will get a benefit of his perspective.

The incredible Warner Loughlin patiently stays with me as I get into an actor's psyche and perspectives, goes more into her method, gives practical advice on how to stay fresh in a scene take after take, and we discuss some of her clients including the joy that is Amy Adams.

Sugith Varughese stops by for a fascinating conversation on his acting approach, being the only brown kid in his class, acting in Canada, martial arts, and Kim's Convenience.

The incredible (and incredibly patient) Warner Loughlin joins Allen in Part I of a discussion (rather than a conventional interview) spanning the life of an actor. They start with Stanislavsky and end with Warner Loughlin method and discuss everything in between. If you're an actor confused by so many methods - this is for you!

Eric Kwasnjuk shares his life story of overcoming addiction and a painful youth to living his life as an actor all across the world and finding a way to always move forward. Watch, listen and come away inspired!