In this episode of The Neil Haley Show, Neil Haley and co-host Greg Hanna welcome actor James Urbaniak to discuss his diverse career, including his work in theater, film, and voice acting. James shares insights into his roles in The Venture Bros., Oppenheimer, and Review, and reflects on the evolution of podcasting, particularly scripted audio dramas like In Media Res. The conversation explores his early career in New York theater, his thoughts on playing intellectual and eccentric characters, and the impact of classic radio and voice acting on modern storytelling.

The episode also features David Singer, a Grammy-winning clarinetist and former member of the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra. David recounts his extraordinary journey from driving a cab in New York to performing at Carnegie Hall and the White House for multiple U.S. presidents. He shares stories about his international performances, career challenges, and experiences collaborating with legendary musicians.

Additionally, filmmaker Marcus  joins the show to discuss his new film Warden and his transition from visual effects work on major films like Rise of the Planet of the Apes to directing his own projects. He talks about the viral success of his short film The Flying Man and the unique documentary-style approach of Warden, which offers a grounded, political take on superhero narratives.