This week on the podcast, Irvin sits down with actor and filmmaker Dylan Snyder. Dylan talks about discovering his love for theater after attending his older sister’s musical theater rehearsals. He shares how he moved to New York so he could audition for the role of young Tarzan in Disney’s Broadway production of Tarzan. Dylan reveals how physically demanding the role of young Tarzan was and how intense the audition process became. He also explains how he landed the role of Timmy Maplewood in Todd Solondz’s Life During Wartime. Dylan talks about what it was like working alongside Allison Janney and director Todd Solondz. He reflects on his time working on Disney XD’s hit show Kickin’ It. Dylan recalls meeting his wife, actress Allisyn Snyder, on the set of Disney XD’s Kickin’ It.’

He talks about what it’s like collaborating with Allison Snyder on projects and so much more.

Be sure to catch episode 49 of ‘The Grizzly Podcast’ here.

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In this special solo episode, Irvin takes a moment to connect directly with fans and reflect on his recent journey: He opens up about his time away from the show and shares personal experiences from the past few months. Irvin discusses the emotional toll of a breakup he went through last year. He reveals how he fell into depression and lost 30 pounds as a result. Irvin recounts a near-death experience that occurred at the end of 2024. He shares how he rebuilt his mental and physical health by hitting the gym and regaining his strength. Irvin thanks the team and fans for their continued support in growing The Grizzly Podcast. He teases an upcoming guest announcement for Season 5 of The Grizzly Podcast. Irvin also confirms that Season 6 is set to launch later this year.

Plus, he highlights the show's achievements: reaching listeners in 10 countries, being featured in four publications, appearing at fan conventions, and inspiring students through school speaking engagements. Catch the bonus episode of The Grizzly Podcast featuring Irvin Scott, streaming now.

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This week on the podcast, Irvin takes a moment to thank the fans while hosting the episode solo, without any guests. Irvin reflects on his time away and shares his personal experiences from the past few months. He talks about how he was coping with a breakup last year. Irvin shares that he lost 30 pounds as a result of falling into depression. He talks about how he nearly lost his life at the end of 2024. Irvin talks about how he focused on improving his mental and physical health by hitting the gym. He acknowledges the dedication of everyone involved in making the Grizzly podcast a success.

Irvin suggests that a guest announcement for the fifth season of the Grizzly podcast will be coming soon. He announces that the sixth season of the Grizzly podcast will be released later this year. Irvin highlights the Grizzly podcast's achievements, including reaching 10 countries, being featured in 4 publications, showcasing at fan conventions, and speaking at high schools about its success, among many other accomplishments.

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This week on the podcast, Irvin sits down with actor and author Sean Kanan. Sean Kanan talks about moving to LA to pursue acting. He shares how he was encouraged to audition for the role of Mike Barnes by the head of his martial arts school. Sean reveals how his role in ‘The Karate Kid 3’ became a life-changing opportunity for him. He opens up about his near-death experience while filming ‘The Karate Kid 3’ and how he fought to keep his role. Sean explains how his shotokan karate training played a role in his casting as Mike Barnes in ‘The Karate Kid 3.’ He discusses reprising his iconic role as Mike Barnes in ‘Cobra Kai’ and his experience working with the cast. Sean hints at the possibility of his character making a comeback in future episodes of ‘Cobra Kai,’ and so much more.

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This week on the podcast, Irvin sits down with actors and producers Jeffrey Licon and Bobby Gonzalez. Jeffrey Licon and Bobby Gonzalez tell us how they got their start in acting. They recall their time on Nickelodeon’s “The Brothers Garcia." Jeffrey Licon and Bobby Gonzalez describe their characters from Nickelodeon’s “The Brothers Garcia." They talk about the celebrities that guest-starred on “The Brothers Garcia,” including Vanessa Hudgens, and more. Jeffrey Licon and Bobby Gonzalez open up about reuniting on “The Garcias” after nearly 20 years. They explain why HBO Max dropped “The Garcias” after one season. Jeffrey Licon and Bobby Gonzalez hint that “The Garcias” will return in the future, and so much more. Be sure to catch episode 47 of ‘The Grizzly Podcast’ here.

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This week on the podcast, Irvin sits down with WWE Hall of Famer Greg “The Hammer” Valentine. Greg Valentine explains how he got started in wrestling. He reveals why his father, the legendary Johnny Valentine, didn’t want him to become a pro wrestler. Greg Valentine talks about training at the Hart Dungeon. He tells us what it was like to live with The Sheik. Greg Valentine recalls his favorite Wrestlemania matches and moments. He describes working with Brutus Beefcake. Greg Valentine discusses his WWE Hall of Fame induction and so much more. Be sure to catch episode 46 of ‘The Grizzly Podcast’ here.

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This week on the podcast, Irvin sits down with actor, singer, and writer Tommy Walker. Tommy Walker reveals to us how he got his start in acting. He recalls his audition for ‘The Producers.’ Tommy tells us about his Axe Dry commercials. He explains how he landed the role of Francis in Marvel's ‘Daredevil.' Tommy talks about working with Deborah Ann Woll in ‘Relics and Rarities.’ He opens up about playing the role of Drex Stinklebaum in ‘Henry Danger’ and ‘Danger Force.’ Tommy discusses his future and so much more. Be sure to catch episode 45 of ‘The Grizzly Podcast’ here.

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This week on the podcast, Irvin sits down with actress and dancer Alyson Stoner. Alyson Stoner shares how she started her career in Hollywood. She reflects on her time on Disney Channel’s ‘Mike’s Super Short Show’. Alyson Stoner recalls Steve Martin playing the banjo on the ‘Cheaper by the Dozen’ set. She reveals how she fangirled over working with Hilary Duff on 'Cheaper by the Dozen’. Alyson Stoner talks about dancing with Missy Elliott. She honors her late friend Stephen ‘tWitch’ Boss. Alyson explains what it’s like to be part of the ‘Step Up’ franchise with Channing Tatum and Adam Sevani. She discusses Movement Genius and so much more. Be sure to catch episode 44 of ‘The Grizzly Podcast’ here. www.grizzlypodcast.com

This week on the podcast, Irvin sits down with singer and songwriter Hayes Warner. Hayes Warner discusses how she got into music. She shares who has influenced her musically. Hayes tells us what it was like to be on tour with hip-hop superstar Fetty Wap. She talks about getting ready to open up for Lewis Capaldi later this year. Hayes describes her fashion style. She breaks down her music videos for some of her favorite songs. Hayes announces she’s dropping an EP soon and so much more. Be sure to catch episode 43 of ‘The Grizzly Podcast’ here. www.grizzlypodcast.com

This week on the podcast, Irvin sits down with actress, and director Madi De La Garza. Madi De La Garza talks about her experience on ‘Desperate Housewives.’ She recalls getting career advice from Eva Longoria on the set of ‘Desperate Housewives.' Madison credits her mom Dianna De La Garza for keeping her grounded as a child star. She shares how she prepares for a role with her sister and acting coach, Dallas Lovato. Madi discusses working with her sister Demi Lovato on Disney Channel’s ‘Sonny with a Chance.’ She tells us how she got into directing. Madison reflects on her 10th birthday party and so much more. Be sure to catch episode 42 of ‘The Grizzly Podcast’ here. www.grizzlypodcast.com