Reliving My Youth

Noel catches up with Holly Fields. The actress has had roles in Hull High, Quantum Leap, Charles in Charge and the O.C. to name a few. Holly is an accomplished voice actress, having voiced Nadia Grell in the Star Wars: The Old Republic video games and Princess Fiona in the Shrek games. She talks about voice matching other actors and which voice she used for personal gain. Holly was featured in the controversial Madonna Pepsi commercial and talks about meeting Madonna. She was engaged to the late Corey Haim and reveals a side of him that the public may not know of the actor.

Noel catches up with Toni Hudson, who played Denise in the movie, "Just One of the Guys." The teen comedy is celebrating its 35th anniversary with a new Blu Ray release, featuring commentary by the cast. Toni talks about getting the role, her experience shooting the movie and the rock legend who visited the set. Could a sequel be in the works? Toni gives her predictions on what happened to the characters. The actress also shares stories from her movie "Places in the Heart," starring Oscar-winner Sally Field. Toni guest-starred on some of the most quintessential '80s shows (T.J. Hooker, Knight Rider, The A-Team, The Greatest American Hero and The Love Boat)

Hey Deb Heads, we discuss the career of one of my favorite, Debbie Gibson, with Jackie Clary, who is set to present Zappin’ It To Ya: Debbie Gibson and the Connection between the Once Teen Queen and her Fans at the Pop Conference at the Museum of Popular Culture. Debbie's hit single, "Foolish Beat", made Gibson the youngest female artist to write, produce and perform a Billboard Hot 100 number-one single. She was recognized by ASCAP as Songwriter of the Year, along with Bruce Springsteen, in 1989.

Noel catches up with Lisa Velez, better known as Lisa Lisa. The Hell's Kitchen native is one of ten children. She would sneak out of the house as she started her music career. There, she would meet Mike Hughes and Alex Moseley of Cult Jam and the rest is history. Lisa was the queen of freestyle before it was even a term, with hits such as "I Wonder If I Take You Home", "Can You Feel the Beat?" and "All Cried Out." The band hit the mainstream with their second album, "Spanish Fly", topping the charts with "Head to Toe" and "Lost in Emotion."

Noel catches up with D.B. Sweeney. The actor is best known for his roles as Doug Dorsey in The Cutting Edge and "Shoeless" Joe Jackson in Eight Men Out. D.B. talks about his preparation for each role. Although he's from Long Island, D.B. is a New York Rangers fan. He shares how he is part of the Islanders-Rangers rivalry. The actor starred in two very underrated FOX shows in the '90s, Harsh Realm and Strange Luck, he talks about the demise of each show. His latest project is "Two Dum Micks", which he wrote, directed and co-starred in alongside Sean Astin.

Noel catches up with Justine Miceli, best known for her role as detective Adrienne Lesniak on NYPD Blue. Justine was written out of the show after two seasons without an explanation to the viewers. She talks about getting the news. The actress also had a memorable guest-starring role as Nina on the Seinfeld episode, "The Betrayal." The Queens native reveals the role she originally landed a couple of seasons earlier but was ultimately recasted.

Noel catches up with Rick Roberts, the former lead singer of Firefall and the Flying Burrito Brothers. Rick talks about replacing Gram Parsons in the Burritos and forming Firefall, whose hits include "Just Remember I love You" and "You are the Women". Both bands' heyday were in the 70's, Rick has some amazing stories he shares in the interview and in his books, Songs Stories and Lame Brain.

Noel catches up with Kristin Hersh of Throwing Muses and 50-foot Wave. Throwing Muses is releasing their latest album, Sun Racket, in May. The first single, Dark Blue, is out now. They are best known for their songs "Counting Backwards" and "Bright Yellow Gun" to name a couple. Kristin is also an accomplished solo artist. Her song, "Your Ghost", features REM's Michael Stipe.

We are celebrating the 35th anniversary of one of the biggest albums of the 80's, Songs From The Big Chair by Tears For Fears. Hope Silverman from the music blog, Picking Up Rocks, joins me to discuss the duo's career and shares her thoughts on the TFF album she thinks is the best.

Noel catches up with Jesse Borrego. The actor bursted onto the scene on the TV series, Fame, based upon the movie. Jesse talks about the attention he immediately received from the show. Jesse has also appeared on 24, Dexter and Fear the Walking Dead. He starred in the cult classic Blood In, Blood Out. He talks about why the film failed when it was released in theaters. Jesse's latest film, Phoenix, Oregon, is out March 20.