Having written several novels from dramatic coming of age to detective, Chuck Tabb has a talent to entertain.

The former educator rekindled his passion and found critical acclaim with his debut novel "Floating Twigs". He is in the middle of a three book series, having release two books with the protagonist Tony Pantera.

We talk to Tabb about his writing process, his methods of writing characters, and how he overcomes writer's block.

The California Bay area has always had talented artist and the recent scene is no different.

Simon Lunche has just released his new album "Never Knew The Night" and his recent single "Grace", which has gain traction among music fans across the planet.

We talked to Lunche about his writing process, and his love of guitars.

Having produced over 11 albums with his band Little Wretches, Robert Wagner has grown as an artist.

An icon in indie folk rock, his lyrics are a glimpse into the emotional history of humanity and uses characters and storytelling to pull at your heart strings and put a smile on your face.

We talked to Wagner about his journey into music, his evolution as a songwriters, and graces us with a live performance.

Native Mainers, David and Paul Sprague have been working towards their dream of music for over a decade and in 2019 started Psychopath Etiquette. The band recently released their new album "Rough Draft" with their single "When Anxieties Attack" reaching the iTunes chards in South Africa.

We talk to David about producing the album and his thoughts on the current rock scene.

Having worked with several A-lost celebrities on their way up, Laurene Landon was a staple of 80's B-movies culture.

With a career spanning over 4 decades, she has found a renaissance with newer directors and found critical acclaim on the independent movie scene.

We talk to Landon about her movies, experiences on the set, and reading lines with the legendary Betty Davis.

Having travel across the United States and working at various hospitals, Ankit Shukla has seen the helath care system in action.

The Nevada native always dreamed of journeying and as a nurse, had the opportunity not only to have adventures outside the office but to meet people of all walks of life.

We talk to Shukla about working the current crisis and his drive to help others in need.

Originally from Norway, Rocky Kramer was born to rock.

With his parents both musicians, the classically trained musician came from violin to the electric guitar and from concert halls to rocking bars.

His new album, "Firestorm" tells an incredible story and features parts of his musical past and present.

We talk to Kramer about his career and inspiration.

A man of many talents, John Stewart went from being a popular stuntman in Hollywood to one of the predominate action directors during the 80's. He was also behind the camera for the ever popular "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers" tv show.

His current music project has him teaming up with talented musical stage actress Madeleine Kaye for a Latin music band Juliana, which has released several singles over the past few months.

We talked to Stewart and Kaye about the band, the early careers, and Stewart's extensive music and movie career. Stewart also talks about the re-release of his popular "Action USA" movie.

Two women making waves in male dominated professions are highlighted in our rewind.

Bonnie-Jill Laflin became the first female NBA scout and assistant general managers of the Lakers' developmental team, the Los Angeles D-Fenders. We talked about her looking for talent and being a part of the sports world.

Well known designer Paige Hemmis became a huge star with her regular appearances on ABC's "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition". We talk tp Hemmis about her side projects, funny moments on the show, and at the time, her upcoming wedding.

Through hardship and hard work, Cheyenne Hernandez has come into her own in Hollywood.

Her breakout roll this past summer in "The Tax Collector" has people buzzing and has already gotten offers for more projects.

It hasn't been easy as through family tragedy and starting at homeless in Hollywood has proved her tenacity to reach her dreams.

We talked to Hernandez about her journey to stardom and passion for her art. Plus her love of stunt work and fighting.