We're Still Here, Babe

This week on We're Still Here, Babe , Natanya Ross sits down with the incredibly talented Jennie Kwan! For anyone who grew up in the '90s, you remember her as Samantha Woo on NBC's beloved California Dreams, but Jennie's story and career go far beyond those nostalgic Saturday mornings. From landing the coveted role of Kim in the first national touring company of Miss Saigon to becoming the voice behind Suki in Avatar: The Last Airbender, Jennie has built an impressive career across television, film, Broadway, music, and voice acting. Together they talk about growing up in the entertainment industry, the unexpected turns a career can take, the memories that stay with us, and what it means to keep evolving in an industry that never stops changing. It's a conversation filled with nostalgia, laughter, and a reminder that there's always so much more to the story behind the faces we grew up watching.

This week on We’re Still Here, Babe, Natanya Ross sits down with Jodie Sweetin, the actress who grew up before our eyes as the unforgettable Stephanie Tanner on Full House and later reprised the iconic role in Netflix’s Fuller House. From becoming a household name in one of television’s most beloved sitcoms to competing on Dancing with the Stars, Beyond the Edge, and Worst Cooks in America Celebrity Edition. Jodie’s career has continued to evolve far beyond her ’90s roots. She opens up about growing up in the spotlight, finding her way through life beyond the cameras, resilience, and the experiences that shaped the woman she is today. It’s a heartfelt conversation filled with ’90s nostalgia, laughter, and reminders that there’s so much more to the stories behind the faces we grew up loving.

This week on We’re Still Here, Babe, Natanya Ross sits down with Casper Van Dien, best known as Johnny Rico in Starship Troopers, Brom Van Brunt in Sleepy Hollow, and Tarzan in Tarzan and the Lost City. From his breakout years in the ’90s to his decades-long career in Hollywood, Casper opens up about his journey as an actor, the roles that shaped him, and what life looks like beyond the spotlight. A nostalgic conversation filled with stories, reflection, and a look at the man behind the iconic roles.

This week on We’re Still Here, Babe, Natanya Ross reconnects with Jason Strickland, forever remembered by ’90s kids as Scott Greene from Nickelodeon’s The Secret World of Alex Mack. But Jason’s story didn’t stop in front of the camera. Today, he’s making his mark as a director, with projects including The Friendly and 2nd Unit: Invisible Action Stars, shining a light on the incredible stunt performers behind Hollywood’s biggest action moments. From growing up in the entertainment industry to finding a new creative path behind the scenes, Jason reflects on the experiences, evolution, and unexpected turns that have shaped his career. It’s a nostalgic trip back to the ’90s with a look at what happens when life takes you somewhere entirely new.

This week on We’re Still Here, Babe, Natanya Ross sits down with Aaron Schwartz, the face so many of us grew up watching in The Mighty Ducks and Heavyweights. From becoming a child actor in the ’90s to The Adventures of Pete & Pete, stepping away from Hollywood, and eventually finding his way back with roles in Gossip Girl, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 and beyond. Aaron opens up about growing up in the spotlight, his journey through the industry, and the perspective he’s gained along the way. With his incredibly positive outlook on life, Aaron shares what keeps him grounded, grateful, and excited for what’s next.

This week on We’re Still Here, Babe, Natanya Ross sits down with Alisa Reyes, the actress we all grew up watching on All That and hearing as LaCienega on The Proud Family. But Alisa’s career goes far beyond the 90s — from starring on One World to guest roles on Boston Public, NYPD Blue, ER, Six Feet Under, Strong Medicine, Passions and Without a Trace, she’s spent decades evolving as an actress, voice artist, producer and more. Now, with The Proud Family back and a career that continues to grow, Alisa looks back on where it all began, the industry then versus now, and the journey of growing up in front of an audience while finding her own path along the way.

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.