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Riki talks with actress Bitsie Tulloch(GRIMM, Quarterlife) about the merits of studying your craft, the truth about auditions and the power of blind luck.
Riki talks with comedian/musician Reggie Watts (Conan, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon) about his improvised, stream of consciousness shows, his journey from student to musician to comedian and how he found his own voice.
Riki talks with writer/comedian John Mulaney (Saturday Night Live, Comedy Central Presents, Best Week Ever) about breaking into the comedy world, the audition process and life at SNL.
Riki talks with actor and writer Steve Agee (The Sarah Silverman Program, Jimmy Kimmel Live!) about comedy, overcoming disappointment, forging his own path and the power of hanging in there.
Riki talks with Writer/Actor/Comedian Harris Wittels (Parks and Recreation, The Sarah Silverman Program) about stand up, his writing process, hard work, timing and humblebrags.
Riki talks with actress Sara Paxton (Shark Night 3D, Last House on the Left, Aquamarine, Sidney White) about being a child actor in Hollywood, the perils of the audition process and carving out a career you love.
Riki talks with comedian Anthony Jeselnik (Conan, The Roast of Donald Trump) about how he started in stand up, his journey toward finding his comedic voice and what it really takes to be a professional comedian.
Riki talks with actress Diora Baird (The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning, Wedding Crashers, My Best Friends Girl) about auditions, longevity and the ups and downs of being a woman in Hollywood.
Riki talks with prolific and versatile actor Garrett Dillahunt (Raising Hope, No Country for Old Men, Deadwood) about carving out his career in Hollywood. They discuss how and why he began, his chameleon-like career, and finding zen in the auditioning process.
Riki talks with Martin Gero, a writer for HBO's Bored to Death and writer/director of Young People F**king, Canada's highest grossing comedy film. They discuss how he got his start, navigating Hollywood as a Canadian, the writing process and how being a nice guy pays off.
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