Actress and voice talent Ariana Greenblatt stopped by to chat about her role as Tabitha in Boss Baby: Family Business.

While chatting, we also spoke about her performance as Young Gamora in Avengers: Infinity War as well as her upcoming role as Tiny Tina in the live-action Borderlands film adaptation.

Ariana talked about how much she enjoyed playing each character, the make-up process and how her appearance is changed for roles, and mostly, her experience with the new Boss Baby film.

Legendary voice actor Rob Paulsen chats with us about his upcoming live performances of Animaniacs in Concert! We also talk about his ideas for a live-action Pinky and the Brain film as well as an animated Animaniacs feature.

Rob answers a number of fan questions and even goes as far as to sing his updated version of Yakko's World in character for us. He talks more about his fan crossover with Tohoru Masamune's Shredder as well as the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles in general.

Rob tells stories about how he was inspired to put his audience ahead of himself from experiences he has shared not only with special fans, but also with heroes like Gordy Howe and Steven Spielberg. Clocking in at just over an hour, this chat has a little bit for everyone.

To promote their new film Double Blind, Thomas D. Moser and Christopher Showerman honored me by stopping by to chat about the black and white conspiracy spy thriller flick. While Tom directed this film, he has a long history with animation, particularly Marvel-related.

We chatted about his work on Planet Hulk, Hulk Vs., Wolverine and the X-Men, Avengers: Assemble, Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes, The Superhero Squad Show, Thor: Tales of Asgard, Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H., and Next Avengers: Heroes of Tomorrow.

Discussing the many Marvel animations he worked on, we also talked about the cues the live-action MCU has taken from the shows and films like Planet Hulk and Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes. Telling us about building the arena for the animated Planet Hulk Film, he also talked about his experience seeing that come to life in Thor: Ragnarok. Tom also speaks about his more recent animation work on Duncanville and Big mouth.

When we finally let Chris talk, we speak on his work in Supergirl and Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., George of the Jungle 2, and all the stuntwork he had to do alongside his acting role in Double Blind.

Enjoy and I hope you have as much fun as we did! Don't forget to check out Double Blind, which is now streaming for free with an Amazon Prime membership and can also be found on all other digital platforms.

I had the wonderful opportunity to speak with Tracey Birdsall about her acting in the upcoming 8-hour series The Time War. Also, we dove into her work alongside Tim Heidecker and Tim Robinson for the new season of Netflix's I Think You Should Leave.

We chatted about her work on and off of the camera, and we touched on many other fun tidbits that I'm sure you'll enjoy. I hope you have as much fun as we did!

Be sure to check out I Think You Should Leave Season 2, now on Netflix, and keep your eyes peeled for upcoming release information on The Time War!

To round out our coverage for the new horror film The Nest, we went all the way to the source to get the perspective of the woman who conceptualized it in the first place - Jennifer Trudrung.

After we spoke with Sarah Navratil and Drez Ryan who both star in the film, we wanted to direct all of our behind-the-scenes questions for Jennifer. Initially to project had a different name, as she revealed, but that changed for the final production of the horror feature.

She told us all about the numerous teddy bears on the set and the practical effects that went into creating the film. We talked about the casting process as the characters parallel her own daughter and life experience, and she reveals that the role Drez played was written with him in mind.

We learned about Jennifer herself, as she told us about her numerous short films, including her upcoming animated project. She touched a bit on her roles as an actress and her small appearance in this year's Halloween film. Our cats also joined in for the fun, so look out for Finn and Boo, the best tuxedo girls in the whole galaxy.

I'm sure you'll learn a lot from Jennifer, so be sure to check out what she has to say. Meanwhile, The Nest is currently on Redbox, it will hit VOD in the states on July 20th, and the UK on August 15th.

The absolutely incredible opportunity came up to chat with the extremely talented thespian Drez Ryan in support of his new horror film, The Nest.

Not only did Drez talk to us about his part in the parasitic teddy bear plot, but he also graciously dug into his theater past and HBO Max future. He teased his big upcoming project, but it was more emotional to discuss his portrayal of Martin Luther King Jr. on stage and his hopes to one day play Lenny Kravitz.

It's a great time, and there is a lot to be learned from Drez's comments. So have fun, and be sure to check out The Nest next week when it drops on VOD!

This week we are doing press for the upcoming horror/thriller film, The Nest, which focuses on parasitic creatures living inside a child's teddy bear.

First up, we've got Sarah Navratil, the lead actress in the movie. We chat about her role as the mother, Beth, in The Nest and some of the practical effects of creating the film.

We had a great time, and we'll be bringing you more interviews with the cast and crew before The Nest releases on VOD on July 20th.

Marc Guggenheim is back, this time to promote his upcoming film Trollhunters: Rise of the Titans. The new movie is a culmination of three DreamWorks Netflix series, Wizards, Trollhunters, and 3-Below in an Avengers-style crossover event.

While chatting with Marc, we obviously had to dig into his Legends of Tomorrow work, and we learned a lot about how the show is structured, ideas that don't always make it in the show at first, and most importantly, the upcoming Beebo Christmas Special.

We also get the opportunity to talk about the new Green Lantern series on HBO Max that Marc is handling, and he explained how grateful he is to get another crack at the Emerald Knight after his film with Ryan Reynolds didn't end up how he planned.

This is one in a series of chats in which we are bringing back our favorite guests from our first year to celebrate the Inner Child Podcast anniversary with new video content, so stay tuned for the others, and be sure to check out Trollhunters: Rise of the Guardians on Netflix.

Katherine Fisher and R.H. Stavis honored us with their time and stopped by the show for a bit to talk up their new short film, Posies.

While R.H. Stavis wrote the script for the thriller/horror short, she and her life/directorial partner Katherine Fisher co-directed the film. With a minimalist cast, the two deliver a heavy metaphor in the form of a beautifully bitter short-form tale.

The plot of Posies is unlike anything else, and as it clocks in at just over fifteen minutes, it's well worth multiple viewings. Kate and Rachel told me about the prosthetic and VFX work that went into the film - particularly the horrifying final scene.

We also learned about a couple of their other projects and more about these wonderful ladies in general so be sure to tune in and check out Posies!

Actor Courtney Gains stopped by the show to talk up his roles, both old and new! He is best known for playing the creepy redhead Malachi in Children of the Corn and his other past roles in films like Back to the Future and Sweet Home Alabama.

Fast forward to 2021 and Gains is releasing a number of brand new films including River, which is released today, as well as Queen Bees which also features his Back to the Future co-star Christopher Lloyd.

We touch on his musical projects as well, including his band's newest singles and his current Acoustic Gains venture. There's also plenty of other fun bits to take in, so sit back, enjoy, and be sure to check out River, now available on VOD.