The Portable Trevor Show

In this episode, I'm hanging out with two of my best pals from my hometown, Kyle and Graham Brooks. They're part of the band My Captain, My King. We chat about their plans for the band, the impact of COVID-19 on their music, and reminisce about old times. The guys share stories from their mini-tours, their unique live performances, and the challenges of recording music. Plus, we dive into Kyle's recent project with The Alderman Group and their incredible work with Space Camp. Yee haw.

Today we welcome the talented Ben Mekler, known for his work on shows like Final Space, and Clarence, and his hilarious Twitter presence. They discuss Ben's journey in the animation industry, how he navigated working from home during quarantine, and the excitement of preparing for the arrival of his baby. Ben shares his experiences running a writer's room over Zoom, the collaborative nature of creating TV shows, and the satisfaction of seeing his work come to life, especially on projects like Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts.

Today we chat with the incredible professional wrestler, Dani Jordan, also known as "The Real Mean Girl." Dani shares her inspiring journey from dreaming about wrestling in Savannah, Georgia, to becoming a powerhouse in the wrestling world. Discover how her encounter with The Rock on the set of "Baywatch" sparked her passion for wrestling, the struggles she faced, and the relentless determination that fuels her career. From working at Chipotle to training under AR Fox in Atlanta, Danny's story is a testament to pursuing your dreams no matter the obstacles.

Today, I'm thrilled to introduce Rob Alderman, a mentor and friend from my hometown. Rob is a marketing genius and an entrepreneur with a passion for movies and pop culture. We talk about his journey with The Alderman Group, his unique marketing approach, and his insights on platforms like TikTok and Vine. Plus, we share some fun stories about our experiences with brand interactions on social media.

Today we have a special guest, my friend and incredible writer, Britain Miethe. Today, we dive into the pitfalls of living in nostalgia and the importance of staying present. From the challenges of quarantine life to the nuances of effective storytelling in content creation, we cover it all. Plus, hear some fun insights into the local culture of our hometown, Cleveland, TN. Whether you're a fan of Lunchables or deep dives into marketing strategies, there's something for everyone.

In this episode, Chase Anderson joins us from his home to talk about his quarantine activities, his passion for photography, and his journey in the acting world. We dive into how he navigated the challenges of staying active during lockdown, his love for the supportive CrossFit community, and how he transitioned from waiting tables to pursuing photography full-time.

Chase shares insights on investing in oneself, the importance of chasing dreams, and his experience working on "Sweet Magnolias." Plus, we discuss the surreal feeling of seeing himself on Netflix and the incredible response from fans.

oday, we have a very special guest who was one of my favorite professors in college. Please welcome Jeff Salyer! We catch up after three years since my graduation, and Jeff shares his experiences and insights on navigating the quarantine challenges, his roles at Lee University, and his passion for film and content creation.

Jeff dives into his journey from a history major to a filmmaker and professor, his love for film history, and the collaborative nature of filmmaking. We discuss the importance of classic films, the evolution of the film industry, and the role of producers in filmmaking. Jeff also shares his favorite films, teaching experiences, and the inspiration behind his passion for movies.

Today, I've got a very special guest: Marybeth Dinges! We're diving into the art and advertising world, exploring how Marybeth's background in advertising and production fuels her creative projects. We'll chat about her journey from journalism to creating Super Bowl commercials, her move to Atlanta, and the inspiration behind her poetic video content. Plus, we discuss the challenges artists face when feeling pigeonholed and the delicate balance between creating for oneself and for an audience. And don't miss the inside scoop on some wild projects, like lighting someone on fire for a sketch!

Today we have a very close friend of mine, James Wightman. Join us as we dive into James' journey as a freelance filmmaker in the music industry, his creative process, and his latest projects, including the stunning music video for "Highlights" by The Classic Crime and the dope John Lewis music video. James shares behind-the-scenes stories, from shooting in breathtaking locations to navigating on-set challenges.

Today, I’m thrilled to have my long-time internet friend, Kyle Harris, join us. Kyle is a social media expert with a wealth of knowledge and experience in the entertainment industry. Kyle shares his journey through various cities, his work with notable figures like Jon Taffer, and his exciting new ventures.