Agib Faizal is a major part of Corcoran Entertainment as a whole. From editing podcasts, arranging company funding, etc., Agib is also a passionate community developer who enjoys coaching soccer and brainstorming ways to make Miramichi a vibrant community. Today, he joins Franky in Creative Grounds Café to detail his experiences and interests, gives his opinion on who the best Batman is and whether or not Black Panther should have been recasted after Chadwick Boseman's untimely passing.

Jeff Leeson has been known as “The King of Crowd Work” for his improvisational stand-up comedy and has been making audiences laugh across the globe for 22 years. Today, Jeff details his journey and promotes his upcoming performance at Carrefour Beausoleil on August 20. He also discusses how to keep up with the “‘must-see” movies and pays tribute to Robin Williams in honour of what would have been his 71st birthday.

Shawn Doucet and Kyle Esty are two of Franky’s closest friends who are making their return to the podcast. They are here to discuss Red Dead Online’s future, Fortnite, the SDCC 2022 lineup, the lack of progression on The Walking Dead movies and whether we think they have been officially scrapped.

John Kingston is a local community theatre actor and aspiring writer, best known in Miramichi for his contributions to the MVHS Drama Club. He joins the show today to discuss his theatre resume, his creative endeavours and his new novel in the works. Also, he gives his opinion on how Better Call Saul could have ended had Bob Odenkirk’s heart attack been worse and the news that Warner Bros is releasing The Flash as is, despite its controversial lead actor.

Cindy Rule is an actress, singer, songwriter and occasional playwright who has a strong passion and dedication for theatre and the arts in general. She joins the show today to relive her journey as a writer and theatre lover, tells stories about her cosplay and convention experiences and gives her opinion on whether animated continuations of beloved TV shows is necessary.

Franky hosts the podcast solo today, where he will discuss Ezra Miller’s continued erratic behaviour, Back to the Future hitting Broadway and the chances of Chris Evans returning as Captain America.

Taylor Blackmore, A.J. Turcotte and Chris Matheson are three of Franky’s closest theatre companions. Chris directs the trio in CM Productions’ upcoming show, The Star-Spangled Girl by Neil Simon. In this special episode, the cast appears in person on the set of the play to discuss the production process, the long delays, funny moments and spotlight Mr. Simon himself. Check out The Star-Spangled Girl at the MVHS Theatre on June 23-26 at 7PM.

Corcoran Entertainment's first production, A Night of One Acts has finally been staged after long delays due to COVID-19 restrictions. Franky invites some of his cast members, Neil Wallace, Cynthia Gilks and Ricky Barry to discuss the production process of the two one act plays; The Lies We Tell Ourselves and House of Violations.

Franky hosts the show solo to talk about the Depp v. Heard verdict, whether there are too many trailers before movies start and gives his spoiler thoughts on the first half of Better Call Saul’s sixth and final season.

Chandler Martin is a photographer and travel junkie who has been one of the driving forces behind Corcoran Entertainment with filming promos and skits for the company. He joins the show to discuss his upcoming trip to Ireland and how he helped lift this company off the ground. Also, he gives his thoughts on Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness and whether or not movie studios should cater to angry fans.