This week on We’re Still Here, Babe, Natanya Ross sits down with Josh Server to talk about growing up in the spotlight and the journey that brought him from one of the most recognizable faces of the ’90s to where he is today. Josh gets candid about his career, how the industry has changed, finding his place beyond his childhood fame, and what life looks like for him now. It’s a conversation about growing up, evolving, and creating a career on your own terms—while looking back at the moments that started it all.

This week on We’re Still Here, Babe, Natanya Ross sits down with the incredibly talented Christine Taylor! From Hey Dude and playing the iconic Marcia Brady to The Wedding Singer, Zoolander, The Craft, Dodgeball and beyond, Christine has been part of some of the most unforgettable moments of ’90s and 2000s pop culture. They take a trip down memory lane through her journey as an actor, growing up in the industry, the roles that shaped her career, and what life looks like when the cameras stop rolling. It’s a nostalgic, honest, and very funny conversation with a woman who has truly been there for so many of our favorite moments.

This week on We’re Still Here, Babe, Natanya Ross reunites with her childhood friend Chauncey Leopardi! From growing up as a 90s child actor and becoming forever known as Squints in The Sandlot, to appearing in commercials and shows like Freaks and Geeks, Chauncey has been part of some of the most nostalgic moments of a generation. He talks about leaving acting behind, building a family, and where life has taken him since those early days, while reflecting on the lasting, generational impact The Sandlot continues to have on kids. With old memories, behind-the-scenes stories, and two longtime friends catching up, this one is a true trip down memory lane.

This week on We’re Still Here, Babe, Natanya Ross sits down with the incredibly talented and genuinely kind Jenna Leigh Green. Best known for playing Libby on Sabrina the Teenage Witch, Jenna has also built an impressive career in the theatre, including playing Nessarose in Wicked and understudying Elphaba. In this episode, there are plenty of 90s memories, theatre stories, career highs and realities, and, of course, a few fun connections along the way — including Jenna’s longtime friendship with Natanya’s boyfriend, Nate. Warm, funny, and refreshingly honest, Jenna gives us a glimpse into the woman behind the roles and the realities of building a life in this industry. 

This week on We’re Still Here, Babe, Natanya Ross sits down with longtime friend Patrick Renna for a nostalgic and personal conversation about growing up together, his life beyond the spotlight, and the acting career that made him a familiar face of the 90s. From The Sandlot and The Big Green to the many projects that followed, Patrick reflects on his journey as an actor, growing up in Hollywood, and the person he’s become along the way. He also opens up about family, life today, and his new project, Dug Out Dads—a conversation that proves some friendships really do stand the test of time.

This week on We’re Still Here, Babe, Natanya Ross welcomes Eric Stretch from the iconic ’90s group No Authority. Eric takes us behind the music, the memories, and his journey from ’90s performer to successful choreographer today. But this one is personal. Eric and Natanya have known each other since childhood and were once boyfriend and girlfriend. Years later, they’ve remained close friends who still share plenty of love, laughter, and fond memories. It’s a fun, nostalgic conversation about the ’90s, growing up, and the people who stay part of your story long after the chapter changes.

This week on We're Still Here, Babe, Natanya is joined by her longtime friend and The Secret World of Alex Mack co-star, Darris Love. The two reflect on their decades-long friendship, growing up in Hollywood, and the journey they've shared since their Nickelodeon days. Darris also opens up about his career after Alex Mack, from acting in film and television to his work as an entrepreneur and business leader. It's a fun, heartfelt conversation filled with nostalgia, laughter, authentic and honest real-life lessons you won't want to miss.

This week, Natanya sits down with Rider Strong and Will Friedle, two of the most beloved stars of Boy Meets World, for a conversation that’s equal parts nostalgic, hilarious, and unexpectedly heartfelt. Together, they revisit the years that shaped a generation while opening up about life beyond the cameras, growing up in Hollywood, friendship, mental health, and what it really means to keep evolving long after the credits roll. Whether you grew up with Shawn and Eric or you’re just discovering their stories, this episode is filled with laughter, honesty, behind-the-scenes memories, and the kind of authentic connection that reminds us why these conversations matter.

This week on We’re Still Here, Babe, Natanya is joined by one of her oldest friends, Marla Sokoloff. This conversation goes far beyond Hollywood as they look back on growing up together, surviving the chaos of childhood and high school, and sharing so many unforgettable firsts along the way. They reminisce about the movies and projects they’ve been in together while celebrating Marla’s incredible career, from Full House and The Practice to The Baby-Sitters Club, Party of Five, Sugar and Spice, and so much more. It’s funny, nostalgic, honest, and a
deeply personal conversation between two lifelong friends reflecting on where they started, where life has taken them, and why the connections that shape us never ever leave us.

In this heartfelt episode of We’re Still Here, Babe, Natanya sits down with one of her closest friends, actor Marty York (The Sandlot, Boy Meets World, Dugout Dads) for a conversation that only best friends could have. Together, they go far beyond the Hollywood stories, diving into childhood, friendship, grief, recovery, resilience, and the moments that shaped who they are today. Marty opens up in an incredibly honest and vulnerable way, sharing parts of his journey that audiences rarely get to see. Equal parts funny, nostalgic, and deeply moving, this is an intimate conversation about what it really means to survive life’s hardest chapters—and why authentic human connection is still the most powerful thing we have. Whether you grew up watching Marty or are just meeting him for the first time, this episode is a beautiful reminder that behind every familiar face is a story worth hearing.