Today on Too Opinionated, we welcome back our very first guest, actress, casting director, writer, and producer Jennifer Nash.

With a career spanning nearly 40 years in television, film, and theater, Jennifer has appeared in iconic shows including Star Trek: The Next Generation, Home Improvement, Full House, Growing Pains, Sliders, Blossom, Silk Stalkings, and In the Heat of the Night.

More recently, she appeared in the cult comedy Bigfoot I Love You on Amazon Prime Video, created by her brother Marcus Nash, where she delivers a hilarious performance as "The Clog Lady."

Beyond acting, Jennifer has built an impressive career behind the scenes as a casting director, contributing to major projects including the hit series Mindhunter.

But Jennifer is also creating her own original work.

🚀 Her upcoming sci-fi series HIDE explores time travel and social justice themes. The pilot script "The Switch" has already won Best Television Script at the Austin Revolution Film Festival and the RED International Screenplay Competition, and the project is currently seeking investors to bring the series to life.

❤️ Jennifer is also passionate about giving back through her work with Harbor Hope Center, helping support homeless youth and providing resources for young people in need.

In this episode we discuss:

• Acting in Star Trek: The Next Generation

• The making of Bigfoot I Love You

• Working in Hollywood casting

• Creating the sci-fi series HIDE

• Using storytelling to address social issues

• Supporting vulnerable youth through Harbor Hope Center

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Writer-producer Michael Tove is finally seeing his long-held filmmaking dream come to life with the suspenseful short film "Yard Saleing."

The story follows a young couple who purchase a mysterious locked box at a yard sale, believing it may contain hidden treasure—only to discover its contents are tied to a dangerous decades-old mystery with deadly consequences.

Directed by Tom Logan, the film stars Georgia Van Cuylenberg and Liam Bradford, with supporting performances from Eric Roberts and Eliza Roberts. The project has already enjoyed a successful run on the film festival circuit, earning recognition and strong audience response.

Tove's path to filmmaking is a unique one—from working as a featured extra on the 1989 film The Handmaid's Tale to developing projects with legendary producer and former Universal Pictures president Thom Mount. Inspired by the twist endings of O. Henry and the suspense of The Twilight Zone, Tove crafted Yard Saleing as a haunting mystery about curiosity, secrets, and consequences.

After decades of persistence, Tove's first produced screenplay proves that sometimes the best creative journeys take time.

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Today on Too Opinionated, we sit down with animation legend David Feiss to talk about his incredible journey — from creating 90s Cartoon Network classics to directing modern animated action with Armorsaurs.

Most fans know Feiss as the creator of: 🐄 Cow and Chicken 🧠 I Am Weasel

But his career spans more than four decades.

We explore: 🦖 Directing episodes of Armorsaurs and adapting to today's animation landscape 🎬 How action storytelling differs from surreal comedy 📺 The rise of Cartoon Network's What a Cartoon! era 🔥 Working on The Ren & Stimpy Show 🎥 Being Head of Story on Sony's Open Season

David began at Hanna-Barbera in the late 1970s after animating a Beatles-inspired short that launched his career. His early credits include Heavy Metal (1981) and Jetsons: The Movie, before shaping a generation with Cartoon Network originals.

His film and television work also includes:

• The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy

• Dave the Barbarian

• Despicable Me 2

• Minions: The Rise of Gru

• Hotel Transylvania: Transformania

• The Grinch

• The Willoughbys

• The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants

From hand-drawn Hanna-Barbera animation to global animated franchises and modern action series, David Feiss has evolved with the industry — and helped define it.

If you grew up on 90s cartoons or love the craft behind animation, this conversation is for you.

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Today on Too Opinionated, we're diving into one of DC's most shocking and brutal Elseworlds stories — DCeased.

Created by Tom Taylor, with art by Trevor Hairsine and Stefano Guadiano, DCeased is an out-of-continuity horror miniseries that reimagines the DC Universe under siege by a techno-organic virus born from a corrupted Anti-Life Equation.

When Darkseid's tampering unleashes a digital plague across Earth, heroes and villains alike fall to a terrifying infection that spreads through technology. The result? A full-scale DC zombie apocalypse.

We break down: 🧟 The Anti-Life Equation and its twisted evolution ⚡ Which heroes survive — and which don't 💔 The emotional core that makes DCeased more than just horror 🔥 How Tom Taylor reshaped legacy characters 📚 Why DCeased became one of DC's most talked-about modern miniseries

From Batman to Superman to Harley Quinn, no one is safe in this brutal alternate universe.

If you're a DC Comics fan, horror comic lover, or obsessed with Elseworlds stories — this episode is for you.

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Today on Too Opinionated, we're joined by powerhouse actress, writer, and producer Michelle Bonilla.

A proud Chicana born and raised in Hollywood, Michelle has built an incredible career with over 170 acting credits across film, television, and voiceover.

She can currently be seen in Season 2 of Cross as Clare — a resilient, complex woman who has endured life's hardships while fiercely protecting the niece she raised. We dive into the emotional depth of the role and what audiences can expect this season.

Michelle is also known for: 🎭 Renee Montoya in Batman: Caped Crusader 🎙️ "Mrs. Flores" on The Casagrandes 📺 Criminal Minds, Jane the Virgin, 24: Live Another Day, The Rookie, 9-1-1 Lone Star, Grey's Anatomy, For All Mankind, Castle, The Closer, NYPD Blue, JAG, Seinfeld, Beverly Hills 90210, Star Trek Enterprise, and more 🎬 Clemency (Sundance Grand Jury Prize Winner)

Michelle made her big screen debut in Above Suspicion alongside Christopher Reeve and Kim Cattrall, and hasn't stopped working since.

Beyond acting, she is a passionate LGBTQ+ advocate and created the award-winning short film Slip Away, which screened at Outfest and won multiple festival awards. She also co-created and produced the comedy web series Failing Upwards.

In this episode, we discuss: 🔥 Longevity in Hollywood 🎬 Transitioning between drama, comedy, and voice acting 🌈 LGBTQ representation on screen 💡 Growing up in Hollywood and discovering acting next door to an original Wizard of Oz Munchkin

This is a conversation about resilience, representation, and staying power in an ever-changing industry.

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Today on Too Opinionated, we sit down with Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame inductee Richard Rodwell (Dream Warriors, Maestro Fresh-Wes, Michie Mee) and actor/singer/songwriter Richard "Morpheus" Walters (Degrassi: Next Class, HBO's IT: Welcome to Derry, Law & Order Toronto).

The two powerhouse creatives have joined forces to release their haunting and thought-provoking collaboration, "Was It All For Nothing."

Released during Black History Month for maximum cultural impact, the song is a powerful reflection on Black consciousness, generational struggle, responsibility, and hope for the future.

We discuss: 🎵 The inspiration behind "Was It All For Nothing" 🔥 Why they waited for Black History Month to release it 🎬 Walters' transition from scripted acting to deeply personal songwriting 🏆 Rodwell's legacy in Canadian hip-hop history 💭 Addressing deeply embedded issues within the Black community 🌍 Music as a catalyst for awareness and change

The two artists originally met at the IMSTAFEST songwriting competition, bonded over their shared belief in the power of music within the Black community, and knew this collaboration had to be raw, honest, and impactful — no excuses.

This is more than a song. It's a statement.

If you care about meaningful music, cultural legacy, and artists using their platform with purpose — this conversation is for you.

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Today on Too Opinionated, we're joined by Haitian-American actor, writer, director, and producer Béchir Sylvain, currently appearing as Sanford in Marvel's highly anticipated series Wonder Man.

In Wonder Man, small-time actor Simon Williams struggles to balance his personal life while hiding his superpowers — and Béchir's role as Sanford adds depth to the world surrounding one of Marvel's most unique characters. We talk behind-the-scenes stories, working within the Marvel universe, and what it takes to step into a project of this scale.

Beyond Marvel, Béchir is known for:

• "Glock" on Starz's BMF Season 3

• "Roman" on BET+ hit series Diarra From Detroit

• "AJ" on TBS's Claws

His impressive television resume also includes: Better Call Saul, Chicago PD, This Is Us, Black-ish, Grace and Frankie, SWAT, Blindspotting, Black Summer, The Mick, Fuller House, and more.

A lifetime member of The Actors Studio, Béchir studied drama at SMU and created the award-winning web series Make It Happen. His film credits include Haitian Wedding, The Ultimate Life, Holiday Hideaway, A Stone Cold Christmas, and Life After Beth.

This episode dives into: 🎬 Breaking into Marvel 🎭 Building a lasting television career 🔥 Balancing acting, writing, directing & producing 💡 Staying consistent in Hollywood

If you're a Marvel fan, a BMF fan, or love deep conversations with working actors — this one's for you.

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Today on Too Opinionated, we sit down with writer/director Ricky Glore to dive into his films Sweet Meats and Casually Cool. Joining him is actor Timothy Barron, bringing insight from in front of the camera.

Sweet Meats follows Bobby Sweet, a legendary country music icon and the world-famous face behind the restaurant empire "Sweet Meats," founded with his wife. But when your brand is built on a "secret ingredient," maybe some things are better left undisclosed…

We explore the twisted humor, indie filmmaking hustle, character creation, and the creative risks behind these bold projects. If you love independent film, dark comedy, and behind-the-scenes filmmaking stories, this episode is for you.

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Johnny Whitaker became one of the most recognizable child actors of the late 1960s and early 1970s. Best known for playing Jody Davis on the hit CBS sitcom Family Affair, Whitaker captured hearts alongside Brian Keith, Anissa Jones, Kathy Garver, and Sebastian Cabot.

But his career started even earlier — originating the role of Scotty Baldwin on General Hospital and starring in Hallmark's The Littlest Angel. From The Russians Are Coming, the Russians Are Coming to Tom Sawyer, Sigmund and the Sea Monsters, and multiple Disney classics like Snowball Express, The Biscuit Eater, and Napoleon and Samantha, Whitaker's childhood résumé is stacked with iconic performances.

In this episode of the Too Opinionated Podcast, we dive into:

• The impact of Family Affair on 1960s television • His connection to Brian Keith • Classic appearances on Bewitched, Green Acres, and Gunsmoke • His Disney film era • The legacy of one of Hollywood's most memorable redheaded child stars

If you love classic TV, vintage Hollywood, and behind-the-scenes stories from television's golden era, this episode is for you.

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Jonah Scott isn't just working in anime — he's quietly becoming one of the most powerful voices in the industry.

From his breakout performance as Legoshi in Netflix's critically acclaimed Beastars, to voicing Kokushibo in Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba Infinity Castle — which shattered global box office records with a $70 million opening weekend — Scott has proven he doesn't just land roles. He defines them.

He brought emotional intensity to Oliver Aiku in Blue Lock, added cult-status gravitas to Aiden Caldwell in Dying Light, and commands the screen as Katakuri in One Piece. And that's just scratching the surface.

With credits spanning:

• Beastars (Netflix)

• Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle

• Blue Lock (Hulu, Disney+, Crunchyroll)

• One Piece

• Dying Light

• Fire Emblem: Engage

• Pokémon Masters

• SK8 the Infinity

• Kaiju No. 8

• Twisted-Wonderland

• Super Crooks

• Campfire Cooking in Another World

Jonah Scott represents the new era of English dub excellence — emotionally grounded, technically sharp, and globally recognized.

Beastars Part 2 of the final season premieres March 2026. Blue Lock returns this summer. Demon Slayer continues its historic run.

If you care about anime, voice acting, or where the industry is headed — this conversation matters.

This is Jonah Scott, unfiltered — only on the Too Opinionated Podcast.

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