Josie Music Award winning, World Songwriting awards and ASA and a WAMI award, musicoz awards under her belt.

The riffs are crazy. If I had to describe the songs, they’re like Bonnie Raitt meets Sheryl Crow meets Joe Walsh meets the Stones – with hints of INXS”: Introducing Danni Stefanetti - Joe Bosso (Guitar World Magazine)

(William Lee Golden of The Oak Ridge Boys) -Golden called Stefanetti "a real treasure, a real gift, God's gift" to country music. Kenyon said she reminds him of a young Bonnie Raitt who once sang, "Let's give 'em something to talk about" -- and that's exactly what she's doing. - Sandy Kenyon (wABC TV/Abc7NY)

We had an amazing conversation with Actress Brittany Mcvicker. We talked about so many things from her new movie "Secret Life of a Sorority Girl" coming on Lifetime Movie Network tomorrow, to her life and more!

Brittany McVicker began her career as a model and quickly caught the attention of major brands like Bud Light and the prestigious publication Glamour Magazine. She has also appeared in several music videos with notable artists including Machine Gun Kelly, Jack Harlow, and The Goo Goo Dolls - just to name a few.

In television, audiences have seen Brittany in various roles, from the compelling drama of Peacock TV's WWE Evil to the Emmy-winning Cooper's Bar. She has also showcased her talent in several films such as "Santa Games" and "Phels High," with standout performances in projects such as Lifetime's "Secrets of a Celebrity Nanny," where she portrayed Samara, a Hollywood starlet on a quest to balance fame and love.

Additionally, Brittany has made her directorial debut with the award-winning short film "Just Peachy." The film follows a young woman trapped in a cycle of self-sabotage and drug abuse on her journey to hope. "Just Peachy" received acclaim on the festival circuit and is currently being shown exclusively to incarcerated women and individuals in support groups. The short is currently being developed into a feature-length film.

Looking ahead, Brittany has another Lifetime movie set for release on April 6th called "Secret Life of a Sorority Girl," where she portrays Sunny, an exotic dancer who extends a helping hand to Cheryl when she faces rejection from her peers at the club. Sunny offers to assist Cheryl in her quest to find her daughter, but not without a price.

She also has two other exciting projects on the horizon: "Shot Deck," where she plays Beth, a sociology TA who takes over the class in the middle of a social justice crisis, and the film "Break," where she makes a cameo appearance. Both are slated for release in 2024."

We had a great conversation with Roz Weston on The Chris & Sandy Show. We talked about so many things from family, entertainment, being a host, his new book "A little bit broken", sacrifices, health and so much more!

Former ET Canada correspondent, Roz Weston and his brand new memoir, A Little Bit Broken, which became an instant bestseller in Canada. For seventeen years Roz was senior correspondent for ET Canada and host of ET Canada Live. He’s also the co-host of Canada’s most popular syndicated radio program The Roz & Mocha Show, who’s podcast just surpassed 2 million hours listened on Apple Podcasts.

Roz writes in depth in the book about his Tourette Syndrome, and the struggle of hiding his tics every day on television

From growing up in a small town to getting lost, drunk and terrified in New York while interning for The Howard Stern Show; from finding comfort in the arms and beds of strangers to kicking an opioid addiction he didn't know he had; from broken bones to broken hearts and a broken marriage. From navigating grief and guilt following the devastating loss of his father to persevering in the face of an ongoing and private battle with his own body and the Tourette Syndrome he spent his whole life hiding from the world. All is shared in Roz's disarming signature blend of blunt truth and humor.