Son of Mark Margolis, known as Tio Salamanca from Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, Morgan joins host Kurt Caceres to talk about the insane parallels and congruent patterns between auditioning and the corporate interview.  He really breaks down how the Participation Trophy Mentality is going to negatively effect future generations accepting rejection in the work place, relationships and every day life.  How good looks still get the job, but an intelligent and motivated mind will have the longevity.

Morgan Margolis was a talented actor growing up in the Tribeca area of NYC in the 1970's to famous actor Father, Mark Margolis, best known from the film Scarface, and as Hector Salamanca in the hits Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul.  He sits with host Kurt Caceres to share his climb from struggling actor, to bartender and up to CEO of Knitting Factory Entertainment.  He explains the lessons he learned as an actor that he was able to apply to his success acquiring his place at the top of Corporate America

"What if the theater doesn't want you, it doesn't matter how good you are, what're you gonna do then?", said his father. Gabe Dell Jr., joins Kurt Caceres, to delve into the world of the "actors actor" and the original Actors Studio.  "Theater will never go away as long as there is humanity", he says, "goes as far back as the Shaman doing the tribal dance telling the story after the hunt". As a true artiste, Gabe just returned from Russia, directing "The Mikhail Baryshnikov of our time", Sergei Polunin.

Gabe Dell Jr., sits with Kurt Caceres to talk about his experience in the Cirque du Soleil production of "Zarkana". He grew up to a father who was a master actor of the Broadway stage during the beginning of the American Theatre scene in NYC.  He recalls at five years old his father telling him to "wait here" in the wings off stage, and watched as his father transformed into character before his eyes as he walked into the lights.  That was the moment he knew he would be an actor the rest of his life.

Ian Feuer sits with America's Podcaster, Kurt Caceres, to talk about his rise to becoming the first ever American Goalkeeper to play in the English Premiere Leagues.  The finite pressures of the "Penalty Kick", 12 yards of chance.  Soccer players practice 25 hours a week for one 90 minute match and how actors should apply this work ethic and discipline to their career goals.  Finally, how actors can learn to "ice" their opponents in the audition waiting room just like an athlete "ices" on the field.

American former soccer goalkeeper, Ian Feuer, sits with Kurt Caceres, to discuss playing the iconic role of The Predator, in Aliens vs. Predator.  Growing up to a musician father who played with Elvis Presley, Paul Anka and Diana Ross, whilst his mother was a showgirl for names like Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr., and the Rat Pack.  His sister was married to film legend, Mickey Rourke, while Ian got his start playing soccer through gangster Anthony Spilotro, who the true story of the film Casino was based

"You should quit, you're never going to make it", is what Dr. Spencer Holover was told.  But he never stopped believing. He was rejected by every medical school in the country and was forced to attend a foreign school in Grenada, West Indies, off the coast of Venezuela.  Returning to the states from a foreign school would make it impossible for him to be anything other than a lower level specialty.  But he continued to prove himself and when "opportunity" knocked, "preparation" met it head first.

Dr. Spencer Holover is a Bariatric Surgeon who is considered one of the tops in the country. He sits with Kurt Caceres to correlate the symmetry between his struggles and that of every Actor in Hollywood.  He was rejected from every medical school in the country and had to attend a foreign school, which made his chances of reaching the upper echelon back in the U.S., close to impossible. His story is for anyone who's ever been told "you're not going to make it". His story, is our story .

Jacqueline Pinol from the Amazon hit series, Bosch, sits one last time with host Kurt Caceres and breaks down exactly how she turned a one episode guest star on the show into a multi season recurring.  "Bosch expects everyone on their A-Game and guest actors will still show up and not know their lines". The time she was told "Can you Latina it up a little?", "Black lipstick and Red Nails should do".  And finally, she shares a hilarious recent Bikram Hot Yoga story that would only happen in Hollywood.

Jacqueline Pinol wears a shirt that reads, "Get your dog fucking fixed".  Kurt Caceres sit with this actor from the Amazon hit series, Bosch, to discuss her life passion for dog fostering and rescue.  Her foundation, Canine Condition, filmed a "Dogumentary" to create education and awareness. She speaks five languages as a "Hobby".  One of her best memories was playing Ricky Martin's sister on General Hospital.  Her life partner was the first Caucasian pop-star in Chinese Music World history, Johnny Blu