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Nathan Owens (Holden Novak) and Jermaine Rivers (Damian Kane)—two power players shaking things up in Genoa City Nathan Owens dropped by The Locher Room for a live conversation.

Nathan Owens joined the cast in January 2025 as Holden Novak, a savvy businessman whose arrival in Genoa City is stirring up secrets and suspicion—especially after it’s revealed he’s not who he originally claimed to be.

Jermaine Rivers made his debut in February 2025 as Damian Kane, a successful entrepreneur and half-brother to Nate Hastings. With deep ties to the show’s core characters, Damian’s entrance has created a major ripple effect.

The two men opened up about their characters’ dramatic introductions, behind-the-scenes moments, and what’s ahead on The Young and the Restless.

Don’t miss this chance to get to know the men behind these intriguing new roles!

Daniel Cosgrove helped celebrate five years of The Locher Room when he sat down to discuss his return to daytime TV. I surprised Daniel with a visit from his Guiding Light sister, Emmy-winner Gina Tognoni.

Daniel has captivated audiences with his dynamic roles across various soap operas, including:​ Scott Chandler on All My Children, Matt Durning on Beverly Hills, 90210, Bill Lewis on Guiding Light and Aiden Jennings on Days of Our Lives. Most recently, Daniel joined the cast of General Hospital as Ezra Boyle, a cunning politician who debuted on March 21st. In this role, he reunites with former All My Children co-star Cameron Mathison, bringing a fresh dynamic to the show. ​

Beyond his impressive career, Daniel is one of the funniest and most genuine individuals I've had the pleasure of working with. His charisma and talent have left an indelible mark on daytime television.​

Don't miss this conversation that was filled with laughter, nostalgia, and a ton of behind-the-scenes stories! 📺✨

🌟 From Guiding Light to Beyond the Gates, Karla Mosley continues to shine! 🌟 I was thrilled to welcome my friend Karla Mosley back to The Locher Room!

Fans first fell in love with Karla as Christina Moore on Guiding Light and later as Maya Avant on The Bold and the Beautiful, where she made history portraying daytime TV’s first transgender main character. Now, she’s captivating audiences once again as Dani Dupree in Beyond the Gates, CBS’s groundbreaking new daytime drama.

In this conversation, we’ll dove into her experience bringing Dani to life, working alongside the legendary Tamara Tunie and Clifton Davis as her on-screen parents, and what this powerful new show means for daytime television.

Don’t miss insightful conversation with one of daytime's brightest stars and a surprise visit from her friend Lawrence Saint-Victor.

Get ready for a Locher Room reunion! Daytime Emmy winner John Wesley Shipp and actor/writer David A. Gregory sat down to talk about their recent stage collaboration and their time as father & son on One Life to Live.

Fans will remember John and David as the troubled father-son duo Eddie and Robert Ford on One Life to Live. Their on-screen chemistry continued with the award-winning Western-noir podcast Powder Burns, and they recently teamed up again for the Judson Theatre Company’s production of The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial by Herman Wouk.

John is a daytime television icon, earning two Emmy wins for As the World Turns and Santa Barbara, and later starring as Mitch Leery on Dawson’s Creek. He’s also known for playing The Flash—both in the 1990s series and as Jay Garrick in the CW’s Flash universe.

David made his mark as Robert Ford on One Life to Live before going on to roles in The Good Fight, Insatiable, and more. An accomplished writer and creator, his podcast Powder Burns won critical acclaim for its unique storytelling.

Don't miss this lively and personal chat about their careers, collaborations, and what’s ahead.

Emmy-winning actress Crystal Chappell and her Venice: The Series co-stars Jessica Leccia, Gregory Zarian, and Harrison White stopped by to talk about the seventh season of the groundbreaking series, which is now streaming on Vimeo.

Fans of Guiding Light will remember Crystal and Jessica as Olivia and Natalia, better known as Otalia, the beloved couple whose storyline broke barriers and left a lasting impact on viewers. After the soap’s cancellation, Crystal co-created Venice in 2009 as a way to continue telling authentic and meaningful LGBTQ+ love stories—one that has since earned Daytime Emmy Awards and a devoted following.

Joining the ladies are Gregory Zarian, known for his roles in Westworld, The Family Business, and his Emmy-nominated performance in Venice, and Harrison White, a veteran actor and singer whose career spans Broadway and TV, with appearances in Grey’s Anatomy, This Is Us, and The Middle.

With Venice’s latest season now available, the cast shared exclusive behind-the-scenes stories, what’s in store for their characters, and why this series continues to resonate with fans worldwide. Don’t miss this exciting conversation.

Please listen to this compelling episode of The Locher Room featuring former NFL punter and outspoken activist Chris Kluwe.

Known for his unwavering commitment to social justice, Kluwe has consistently used his platform to advocate for marginalized communities. In this episode, we'll delve into Kluwe's February arrest during a peaceful protest against a MAGA-themed plaque in Huntington Beach, California. His courageous stand against what he perceives as harmful ideologies exemplifies the power of using one's voice to challenge injustice. We’ll also discuss the fallout from his activism, including how his protest cost him his job as a high school football coach. We’ll also revisit Kluwe’s impactful 2012 open letter, "They Won't Magically Turn You Into a Lustful Cockmonster," where he passionately defended marriage equality and called out discrimination.

This discussion will highlight the importance of standing up for equal rights and the enduring relevance of Kluwe’s message. Don't miss this unique opportunity to hear from Chris Kluwe as he shares his experiences and insights on activism, allyship, and the significance of taking a stand.

Please join us for an exclusive conversation in The Locher Room featuring a heartfelt reunion between real-life friends and former co-stars Suzy Cote Ciccolini and Jocelyn Seagrave.

Both actresses captivated audiences on the iconic soap opera Guiding Light, with Suzy portraying Samantha Marler and Jocelyn bringing Julie Camaletti to life. Suzy Cote Ciccolini has had a diverse career, appearing in series such as House and CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, as well as films like All Alone (2011) and the cult classic video game Night Trap (1992). Jocelyn Seagrave, known for her work on Pacific Palisades in addition to Guiding Light, has a fascinating background, having grown up in Thailand and the U.S. She studied martial arts—earning a black belt in Tae Kwon Do—and holds a degree in English literature from the University of Virginia.

Don't miss this special reunion as Suzy and Jocelyn share behind-the-scenes stories, discuss their enduring friendship, and reflect on their journeys in entertainment. This is a conversation you won’t want to miss!

Join me for An Author’s Afternoon in The Locher Room as I welcome writer, storyteller, and adventurer Vincent Russell Van Patten to discuss his latest book, When the Sky Opens and the Answers Shimmer.

Vincent’s journey is one of exploration—both of the world and the self. Living a nomadic life, he seeks to inspire bold action and illuminate the beauty found in both the light and dark moments of human existence. His newest book is a coming-of-age travel memoir that follows his adventures from the bustling streets of Lisbon to the serene hills of southern Italy, where he confronts questions of purpose, meaning, and connection. In addition to being an author,

Vincent shares weekly writings on travel, philosophy, and personal growth and co-hosts The Dare to Dream Podcast, encouraging listeners to embrace life’s grand adventure.

Don’t miss this insightful conversation as we dive into the stories, lessons, and inspirations behind his journey.

Days of Our Lives stars Martha Madison and Eric Martsolf joined me for a heartfelt conversation, sharing memories of Drake Hogestyn, working with Deidre Hall, and their personal connection to pancreatic cancer.

They’re leading Hogey’s Home Runners on April 26yh for PanCAN’s #PurpleStride, raising $50K for research and advocacy. Now, more than ever, we must come together to fight this disease.

Catch this heartwarming interview to hear how Days has shaped their lives, and how Eric is stepping into Drake’s shoes as Salem’s newest TV dad. You won’t want to miss it! 💜

Naomi Matsuda (Dr. Li Finnegan) and Romy Park (Poppy Nozawa) from The Bold and the Beautiful sat down for an in-depth look at their careers, their sisterly rivalry on The Bold and the Beautiful and their love of animals. These two on-screen sisters have been at odds for months, but just as things have started to warm, another major bombshell drops.

Naomi Matsuda, born in Nagasaki, Japan, moved to San Diego at five and began training in traditional Japanese dance at seven. She later expanded into jazz and ballet before transitioning into acting. Her credits include The X-Files, Californication, New Girl, American Crime Story, The Rookie, and Bullet Train. In 2022, she earned a Daytime Emmy nomination for her role as Dr. Li Finnegan on The Bold and the Beautiful. Off-screen, she’s passionate about animal rescue.

Romy Park, a New Jersey native, trained at the Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art in London. She has appeared in The Rookie: Feds and Ghost Whisperer and joined The Bold and the Beautiful in 2023 as Poppy Nozawa, a free-spirited character with a mysterious past. A classically trained violinist and skilled hula hoop dancer, Romy also co-hosted Romy and Dan’s High School Reunion Podcast.

Don’t miss this conversation as we dive into their characters, their time on set, and what’s coming next!