Who is Emma Myers beyond the roles everyone talks about? 🎬

From Enid in Wednesday to CC Walker in Family Switch and the upcoming season of Pip in A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder, Emma has captured hearts on screen. But behind the characters, there’s a thoughtful, introspective young woman who carries a quiet strength and a deep sense of empathy.

In this episode, I share my perspective on her journey, from homeschooled kid with a love for dance to breakout star, and explore how her creativity, vulnerability, and presence translate into performances that feel real, relatable, and unforgettable. Along the way, I speculate on the choices and reflections that may shape her work and personality.

This isn’t gossip, and these are my views, not facts, but an attempt to understand the person behind the characters, and why someone like her inspires quietly but profoundly.

Tune in, step past the screen, and discover Emma Myers like you’ve never heard her before.

In this one I just talk about my hopes for my media company, my thoughts on podcasting and what I hope to get out of this industry. 

In this first episode of The Marcdown, I get real about something that’s been driving me insane, people who ship real-life actors like they’re their characters. I talk about the difference between fiction and reality, why Hollywood feeds into it, and how the industry’s obsession with image has made everything feel fake. No script, no edits, just me and my honest thoughts on the mess behind modern fandom and celebrity culture.

I wasn't sure I would upload this because it felt out of place for me but lately I've found myself reflecting on who Emma was as a person. She seems so reserved off screen and that intrigued me. I hope you guys find this interesting too. 

Im not sure what this show will evolve into overtime so lets find out together. In this video I'm rambling on about nonsense so enjoy!

Also I talk about my love for the Wednesday show so, there's that.