The Locher Room

Emmy-nominated actor and Emmy-winning TV Host Cameron Mathison sat down in The Locher Room for an in-depth interview to talk about his role as Drew Cain on ABC’s General Hospital and for being cancer free for four years.

We will also look back at his fan-favorite role as Ryan Lavery in the daytime series All My Children where he earned Daytime Emmy nominations for Outstanding Supporting Actor in 2002 and 2004.

Cameron has also appeared on screen in both film and television starring in Hallmark Channel originals, including At Home in Mitford, A Summer to Remember, Very, Very, Valentine and Love, of Course. In addition, he has starred in multiple projects for Hallmark Movies & Mysteries including the five movies in the Murder, She Baked franchise among many others. In addition to the movies, Cameron has appeared in numerous prime time hit TV series including Hot in Cleveland, The Drew Carey Show, CSI, JAG, Desperate Housewives and much, much more.

Don’t miss this wide ranging conversation.

Tony Award-nominee Robert Westenberg was my guest in The Locher Room to look back at his lengthy career that included work on and Off-Broadway, in regional theatres, national tours, film and television. He made his Broadway debut 41 years ago in Zorba, for which he received a Theatre World Award.

Robert is now focusing his career on teaching, directing and playwriting. He is perhaps best remembered for his roles in the original Broadway casts of Into the Woods as the Wolf and Prince, for which he received a Tony nomination and Drama Desk Award, Secret Garden as Neville Craven, and Sunday in the Park with George, where he replaced Mandy Patinkin in the title role. He also performed the role of Javert in the Broadway production of Les Miserables. Other Broadway credits include leading roles in 1776, Company, Abe Lincoln in Illinois, and A Christmas Carol. Robert’s film and television credits include The Ice Storm, Before and After, The Stars Fell on Henrietta, Mr. and Mrs. Bridge, Swift Justice, Central Park West, and Law and Order: SVU.

Hear from this talented actor and educator in The Locher Room and don't miss a surprise appearance from Michael Park.

Join us for a new episode of Conversations with Alan!

This time, I'm honored to have Jeremy Lentz as my guest, sharing his grandmother's powerful Holocaust story.

Join this heartfelt conversation as Jeremy takes us on a journey he embarked upon in 1999 to document and share her story.

Don't miss this meaningful discussion on resilience and the fight against injustice.

Come meet the cast and filmmakers of the new documentary feature, Oscar Wilde About America in The Locher Room.

Joining me for the hour are award-winning writer-director James Andrew Walsh, actors Kate Burton and Oscar Conlon-Morrey, who is making his screen debut in the film, and Max Cullen, Director of Operations and Development for OUT at the Movie International Film Festival. OUT at the Movies is a producer on the film and played a central role in helping to make this film a reality.

The documentary feature reimagines Oscar Wilde’s 1882 USA tour as a present day 2023 coast-to-coast American road trip. The film is a hilarious, at times fantastical and poetic love letter to America in all its glory, as experienced firsthand through the wit and wisdom of legendary playwright and humorist Oscar Wilde, who comes to find the self-liberation, love and acceptance that eluded him 141 years ago.

Don’t miss the chance to connect with the brilliant minds behind this new documentary. Join us in The Locher Room and be a part of the conversation with the cast and filmmakers.

Catch up with real-life husband and wife duo Kassie and James DePaiva in The Locher Room. Kassie and James will be here to look back at their incredible careers and take us back to when they first met in Llaneview on One Life to Live.

The couple were married on May 31, 1996 and will celebrate their 28th anniversary this year. James joined the cast of One Life to Live as Max Holden in 1987 and Kassie moved over to Llaneview as Blair Cramer in 1993 where she remained until the show went off the air. It was 30 years ago last December 17th that Blair made her debut.

Sit down, grab a cup of joe and catch up with Kassie & James right here in The Locher Room.

Meet actor, writer, director, and producer Adam Huss here in The Locher Room.

Adam always dreamt of being a part of the movies and television shows he grew up loving. After graduating with a BA in Drama, Adam moved to Los Angeles to pursue his career. Adam will tell us what it was like landing a series regular role of Joshua Kantos on the hit STARZ show, Power.

Daytime fans have fallen in love with his portrayal of Nikolas Cassadine on General Hospital and Adam will talk about his recent return to Port Charles. In addition to his role on Power and GH, Adam has also starred on shows such as NBC’s Ironside, CSI: NY, NCIS, NCIS: LA, Las Vegas and more. He just completed filming his most recent rom-com, Love is on the Air, and the comedy, Wannabe: All Washed Up. He is currently in season 2 of the award-winning web series Namaste, Bitches as “Dr. Sam” and the romantic leading man in the feature film Infamously in Love and Family Friends.

Get to know Adam Huss as take a deep dive into this coming out, his marriage, his career and his time on General Hospital.

Come celebrate the 87th anniversary of Guiding Light with the one and only Liz Keifer right here in The Locher Room.

Liz’s connection to Guiding Light first began as a fan before she joined the cast and took over the role of Blake Thorpe in 1992. Liz played this pivotal role for 17 years.

Before Guiding Light came calling, Liz appeared on The Young and the Restless, Days of Our Lives and General Hospital. In addition to her daytime roles, Liz appeared in several hit primetime series including Happy Days, Cheers, The Facts of Life, Full House, and Married with Children to name a few.

Liz continues to act, but also spends her time as a Relationship and Self Belief coach.

Join us as we look back on Liz’s career and her 17 years in Springfield.

Four-time Emmy nominee and new author Jon Lindstrom sat down for an interview in The Locher Room to discuss his debut thriller, Hollywood Hustle. Hollywood Hustle is available now.

Jon made his debut as "Ryan Chamberlin" / “Kevin Collins” over 30 years ago on General Hospital and continues to play that role today. In 1997, Jon and “Kevin” moved over to the short-lived spin-off Port Charles. Jon moved to Oakdale and As the World Turns in 2008 to play Craig Montgomery. It’s on As the World Turns where Jon met his wife, Emmy Award-winner Cady McClain.

In addition to his roles in daytime, Jon has appeared on several prime-time series including, Bosch, True Detective, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, Bull and Homeland to name a few.

Catch up with Jon Lindstrom and learn more about his incredible new thriller.

Join us as we go back in time to 1988 and 1888 with One Life to Live’s Brenda Brock, John Loprieno and Loyita Chapel Woods right here in The Locher Room.

The trio of actors will look back on their time going back to 1888 and the old west town of Buchanan City. Brenda played a new character “Mae” who was the girlfriend of “Cody” played by John and Loyita played “Blaize,” Bucks (Phil Carey) girlfriend. This storyline drove One Life to Live under Paul Rauch’s regime to number one. The entire location shoot for this storyline was directed by Thomas Schlamme at the beginning of his career. Thomas went on to direct The West Wing, Studio City and The Americans.

Don't miss a great conversation with this trio of talented and beloved actors.

Actress Tala Ashe sat down for a one-on-one interview to talk about her work on stage and screen.

Daytime TV fans will recognize Tala from her role as Ameera Ali-Aziz on As the World Turns. For five years, Tala was a series regular on DC'S Legends of Tomorrow playing “Zari Tomaz,” the 1st Muslim-American superhero on television.

She has had major arcs on Smash and American Odyssey on NBC. Tala has also had guest starring roles on 30 Rock, Law & Order: CI, and Law & Order. She has a recurring role on the upcoming Max series, The Girls on the Bus.

Tala won an Obie Award and was nominated for a Drama Desk and Lucille Lortel for her performance in the Pulitzer Prize winning play, English at the Atlantic Theater Company. English is headed to Broadway with Tala in December of this year. She also starred in the critically acclaimed Vagrant Trilogy at the Public Theater.

Don't miss the chance to catch up with this talented and award-winning actress.