Seth Dusky reveals the technical nightmare of re-recording an entire Disney movie to match Seth Green’s lip movements and why he eventually chose a normal life in Missouri over the Hollywood machine.

Seth Dusky is a former child actor and voice artist who landed the lead role of Milo in Disney’s Mars Needs Moms. From filming the very first Orbeez commercial to appearing on Big Time Rush, Seth has navigated the highest levels of the industry as a young performer.

Seth breaks down the high-stakes world of commercial auditions, revealing why he got to keep every toy from his 30+ shoots for brands like Hot Wheels. He explains the "ADR Looping" process for major hits like Ice Age and Alvin and the Chipmunks, where kids provide all the background character voices you never think about. The conversation gets real about the cost of fame, including the decision to switch to homeschooling in seventh grade to keep up with the relentless LA audition circuit.

A unique look into the life of a young actor who experienced the peak of Disney marketing before deciding to find a different kind of success.

Learn how a TikTok creator bypassed city bureaucracy and convinced the Mayor of London to finally bring Chick-fil-A to the city using a joke campaign that got too real.

Dylan Wallace is the London, Ontario-based creator who turned a meme mayoral run into a legitimate political force. Known for his high-energy vlogs and viral stunts, he is the person responsible for the most-anticipated fast-food opening in his city's history.

Dylan breaks down the exact moment he sat across from Mayor Josh Morgan and heard the news that his campaign promise was becoming a reality. He shares his origins in the "diss track" era of 2016 and explains why he is moving away from the saturated prank genre toward a fast-paced vlogging style. The conversation covers his struggle with the "pain" of editing and the shock of seeing 40 people show up to a local meetup just to see the guy from TikTok.

For any creator curious about how to turn a funny idea into a real-world impact.

Imagine being so identical to a global superstar that you have to wear disguises and joggers with holes just to buy milk in peace.

Ty Jones is the world's leading Ed Sheeran lookalike. He’s lived a "secret Hannah Montana life" for over a decade, transitioning from a local bingo hall employee to an internet sensation hounded by fans in Saudi Arabia.

Ty shares the surreal story of meeting the real Ed Sheeran after a photo went viral and forced the singer to track him down on Twitter. He breaks down the high-stakes logistics of the KSI fight gig in LA and the surprising reality of a TV industry that pays professional lookalikes only £50 a day. We also get into the physical challenges of being a left-handed guitarist and how Ty manages his sanctuary through fishing and urban exploring while balancing life as a new father.

A fascinating look into the bizarre business of professional celebrity impersonation.

Find out what it’s actually like to swing a 90-pound axe for two minutes straight and why an 8-hour improv session with Josh Gad had the entire cast blowing snot bubbles from laughter.

Ray Olubowale is a Nigerian Canadian powerhouse who balances a career as a 3-time Heavyweight Champion boxer with roles in some of Hollywood’s biggest blockbusters, including the Resident Evil series and Pixels.

Ray breaks down his late start in boxing after a "hissy fit" over Olympic track trials and the "lucky punch" that sent an opponent flying through the ropes into a computer desk. He shares the physical reality of playing the iconic Axeman and clarifies the persistent internet rumors about his role in James Gunn’s Suicide Squad. We explore the high-stakes world of stunt work and the specific mental strategy required to survive the ring and the soundstage simultaneously.

For anyone curious about how a professional athlete transitions into the world of Hollywood movie magic.

Find out the real story behind how "Gangsta’s Paradise" was pulled from LV’s unfinished solo album and handed to Coolio, changing music history forever.

LV, also known as Large Variety, is the legendary vocalist behind the most iconic chorus in hip-hop. A founding member of South Central Cartel, Larry Sanders has bridged the gap between raw street rap and soul, collaborating with giants like Tupac, Biggie Smalls, and Stevie Wonder.

Larry breaks down his childhood in South Central LA and how he learned the craft of soul at Harmonica Fats’ house just down the block. He recounts his meetings with Russell Simmons and the specific advice that kept him from selling out during the height of the West Coast era. The conversation goes behind the scenes of the "Gangsta’s Paradise" vocal sessions where Larry performed every part of the choir himself and his hilarious first reaction to Weird Al’s "Amish Paradise."

A vital listen for anyone wanting to hear the unfiltered truth of the 90s hip-hop revolution.

A high school paper with "See Me" written in red ink led to a career directing Jerry Seinfeld and leading Steven Spielberg’s most ambitious animated projects.Steve Hickner is a legendary director and animator at DreamWorks, best known for helming The Prince of Egypt and Bee Movie. With over 40 film credits, he has navigated the evolution of animation from hand-drawn cells to the digital revolution.Steve shares how he inadvertently reinvented the history of animation using photo corners and a dining room table lightboard before competing with classmates like Joel Coen and Chris Columbus at NYU. He breaks down the radical cultural shift between the "me" mentality of early Disney and the "we" environment of Steven Spielberg’s Amblin. We also get a behind-the-scenes look at the cupcake-tasting sessions on the set of Bee Movie and why Jerry Seinfeld insisted on reading lines against every single voice actor to elevate the comedy.A rare masterclass for anyone interested in the grit and collaboration required to reach the pinnacle of the film industry.

Lexi Rabe reveals the chaotic reality of a nine-hour audition that lasted until 2:00 AM and how she managed to prank the biggest stars in the Marvel Cinematic Universe with a fake cockroach.

Lexi Rabe is the breakout star who captured the world’s heart as Morgan Stark in Avengers: Endgame. As the ninth child in a massive family of actors, she has already navigated some of the largest film sets in history, from the MCU to Godzilla: King of the Monsters.

Lexi breaks down the "crafty" snack culture that kept her motivated during long filming days and why Chris Pratt couldn't stop stealing her Groot toy on set. She shares the hilarious story of tracking down Jon Favreau at a premiere McDonald's line to demand the cheeseburger he promised her in the movie. The conversation also covers her time working with Millie Bobby Brown and her upcoming "Boys of Summer" singing tour across 15 cities.

For anyone who wants to see the Stark legacy through the eyes of the girl who lived it.

Tristan Spohn breaks down the "mental whiplash" of booking a lead role in Stranger Things just after being promoted at a moving company.

Tristan Spohn is the breakout actor who portrayed "Two" in the fourth season of Stranger Things. A graduate of the prestigious Booker T. Washington school, Tristan survived years of "wilderness" in LA before returning to his roots and landing a role in the biggest show on Netflix.

Tristan reveals his unique "no-script-breakdown" approach to acting, relying instead on character journaling to create genuine relationships with his co-stars. He shares the physical reality of the eye-blood makeup and the immersive experience of being thrown across a room in a stunt harness. The episode offers a raw look at the labor laws of "pumpkin time" for child actors and the specific acting tips he picked up by being a "sponge" around Millie Bobby Brown and Matthew Modine.

An essential watch for anyone trying to navigate the transition from shy kid to professional screen presence.

Jesse Heiman reveals what it’s actually like to spend 13 hours kissing a supermodel for a Super Bowl ad and why he still has to work a security job despite being the most recognizable face in Hollywood.

Jesse Heiman is a cinematic icon known as "The World's Most Famous Extra," with over 200 credits ranging from Spider-Man and The Social Network to a regular recurring spot on Chuck.

Jesse takes us behind the scenes of the 2013 GoDaddy commercial, detailing the "no-garlic" lunch policy and the physical toll of 65 takes with Bar Refaeli. He shares the logistical nightmare of choosing between a Michael Bay re-shoot and a national commercial, and the specific moment he was told to break the ultimate extra rule: looking directly at the lens.

For anyone who has ever pointed at a screen and said, "Hey, it's that guy!"

Discover how a simple white t-shirt and an 800-ton grain silo sparked two of the most unexpected viral moments on YouTube.

Nathaniel, the creator behind the "Puerto Rican Moist Critical" trend, and Jasper, the voice that captured 25 million views singing the Halo theme in high-reverb silos, join the show. They represent the new wave of creators who turned sudden meme status into a foundation for their music careers.

We break down the exact moment Charlie (MoistCr1TiKaL) reacted to Nathaniel’s impression, effectively launching a global meme universe known as the Moistverse. Jasper shares the logistical madness of finding massive acoustic silos on a farm and how he used his viral earnings to build a professional music studio. From MS Paint galleries to singing the Halo theme live on Zoom, this conversation is about what happens when the internet decides you’re its next big star.

A candid look for anyone trying to navigate the unpredictable world of internet fame.