In this episode I interview actor, writer & producer Tom Malloy along with actor, writer
& producer Scott Baker who are the creators of the web series “Midtown”. The web series is based on the true cop stories of former NYPD cop turned improv comedian Scott Baker. The show features Scott and Tom Malloy, star of the film Love N' Dancing (Dir: Rob Iscove) and graduate of the famous IoWest Improv Training center in Los Angeles. The series features real cop banter, and is based on situational humor related to being a cop in the NYPD. All of the dialogue is unscripted, and relies only on the improv comedy talents of Baker and Malloy.

In this episode I interview actor, director & writer Brent Harvey the creator of the web series
"Struggleing" The web series follows an eclectic group of actors trying to "make it" in Hollywood and their day to day struggles: from trying to survive, to trying to find love. Also interviewed on the show along with Brent is producer, actress and director Joanna Bronson who was co-director of the web series.

In this episode I interview actor, producer & writer Gerard Flores the creator of the web series
"Just Living" the series. The show is about Cody who has to balance his friendship between
his existing friends and his new ones.

In this episode I interview producer, writer & actress Bri Castellini the creator of the web series
“Sam & Pat are depressed”. The series is about depressed roommates Sam and Pat as they help each other navigate the inherent awkwardness of therapy through profanity, humor, and take out.

In this episode I interview actor & producer Larry Blackman the creator of the web series
"Dog Gone it!" The web series is about Larry Blackman a wannabe actor pursuing the “Hollywood Dream” until man’s best friend steals his audition and takes off with his career! Rejected and out of sorts, Larry is persuaded by his pushy sister Fibi to take advantage of this once in a lifetime meal ticket, and together they sign with Jorge Lopez, the hottest Animal Talent Manager in town, to take on Hollywood… doggy style!

In this episode I interview actor, writer, comedian and editor Travis Grossi the creator of the web series "Travisty". Travisty is a new romantic comedy about overcoming apps and awkwardness.

In this episode I interview TV Writer, Producer & Instructor Bill Taub. Early in his career Bill has written for such classic TV shows as "Barney Miller", "Chips", "Dallas", "Magnum PI", "Newhart" just to name a few. He now has created a web series called "The G Spot". The series is about
the Travails of Scot born Gordon Wells (Mr. “G”) who moves from the U.K. to L.A. – four letters that should never be strung together – to live the La-La-Land life in La-La-Life! And gets befriended by 'The Psychic Twins' who put his future in serious doubt! Let the games begin!

In this episode I interview producer, director & writer Bobby Peoples along with his wife producer, director & writer Renee Peoples and they are the creators of the web series
“Dexter Jackson’s guide to Dating”. The series follows the life of Dexter Jackson’s trial and error of dating while exploring what it’s like being recently divorced on the dating scene.

In this episode I interview actress, writer & producer Jenny Jaffe the creator of the web series
“Neurotica”. The series is about Ivy who has it all: her morning coffee, her OCD relatively under control, and a small but thriving business as the only Dominatrix in beautiful upstate New York.
Unfortunately for Ivy, news of a rival dungeon coming to town has thrown her OCD back into high gear, and now she’s losing clients. Can Ivy save the business, overcome her fears, and find true love? Probably.

In this episode I interview actor, writer & director Ken Arpino the creator of the web series
”The Queens Project”. The Queens Project is a fast paced comedic web series about two roommates, Gabe (BJ Gruber) and Ash (Ken Arpino), who moved to the Big City to become Broadway stars but reality -- and lack of talent -- set them on the a journey to become the truest and nerdiest versions of themselves.