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Cara Jade Myers
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Today we are sitting down with Cara Jade Myers — the Native American actress who spent ten years grinding through background work, PA gigs, and craft services before booking one of the most coveted roles in recent Hollywood history: Anna in Martin Scorsese’s Killers of the Flower Moon.

Cara takes us through the entire extraordinary journey — from auditioning for casting director Rene Haynes for years before getting noticed, to a nine-month process that ended in a Zoom call with Scorsese where she could only see his iconic eyebrows on screen. She shares what it was like working alongside Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert De Niro, the improvised flask moment that Scorsese immediately greenlit, and why the film’s premiere on Hollywood Boulevard — during the strike — became one of the most bittersweet moments of her career.

Plus — why writing, producing, and building her own creative projects out of sheer frustration has become the most powerful move she’s ever made.

These are the unforgettable stories that landed Cara Jade Myers right here.

About Cara Jade Myers:

Named one of Variety‘s “10 Actors to Watch,” Cara Jade Myers has quickly established herself as a dynamic and compelling talent, bringing depth, humanity, and an undeniable presence to every role. From major studio features to independent projects on the international festival circuit, Myers has demonstrated remarkable range and a distinct point of view. An actor, writer, and emerging producer, she gravitates toward bold, meaningful stories and complex characters that leave a lasting impression.

Myers can next be seen in How We Stand, the new feature from writer-director Marie Clements (Bones of Crows), which will make its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival this fall. Myers stars in the film and serves as an Executive Producer. Based on Clements’ acclaimed play Tombs of the Vanishing Indian, the drama follows a Native American mother and her three young daughters whose lives are irrevocably shaped by the U.S. government’s Native American Relocation Program. Set across 1950s Oklahoma and Los Angeles and spanning two decades, the film explores the enduring impact of displacement, family separation, and historical injustice. Myers leads an ensemble cast that includes Amber Midthunder, Alyssa Wapanatâhk, and Isabel DeRoy-Olson.

Myers is best known for her critically acclaimed breakout performance as Anna Kyle Brown in Martin Scorsese’s Academy Award-nominated Killers of the Flower Moon, starring alongside Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert De Niro, and Brendan Fraser. Based on David Grann’s bestselling book, the Apple Original Films feature chronicles the systematic murders of members of the Osage Nation in 1920s Oklahoma and the investigation that followed. Myers earned widespread praise for her portrayal of Anna, Mollie Burkhart’s sister, whose disappearance and murder become central to the devastating story. The film premiered at the 2023 Cannes Film Festival and earned 10 Academy Award nominations, including Best Picture.

Credits:

  • Killers of the Flower Moon
  • This Is Us
  • Icefall
  • Day of Reckoning
  • How We Stand

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Brendan Patricks
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Today, we’re joined by Brendan Patricks, the British actor and close-up magician whose 20-plus-year career has taken him from the West End to acclaimed series like Downton Abbey, Rivals, and Gentleman Jack. Brendan shares how picking up his first deck of cards at 21, after his father gave him a tiny book of tricks, sparked a lifelong obsession with magic and ultimately transformed the way he approaches acting.

In this episode, Brendan takes us behind the scenes of playing Evelyn Napier on Downton Abbey, including the nerve-wracking audition where he bluffed about knowing how to ride a horse. He also shares clever self-tape techniques he picked up while performing virtual magic shows over Zoom, stories from set with Toni Collette and Patrick Dempsey, and reveals how mastering sleight of hand, misdirection, and improvisation has shaped his work as an actor. Tune in for a fascinating conversation about the surprising overlap between acting and illusion, and why sometimes the secret to a great performance is knowing exactly where you don’t want the audience to look.

These are the unforgettable stories that landed Brendan Patricks right here.

About Brendan Patricks:

Brendan Patricks is a British actor and accomplished close-up magician with more than two decades of experience across stage, television, and film. Born in Reading, England, Patricks studied Drama at the University of Hull before training at the prestigious London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA). He left LAMDA early in 2004 after landing a leading role in the acclaimed West End production of Journey’s End, launching a professional career that has now spanned more than 20 years. Patricks is perhaps best known to television audiences for his recurring role as Evelyn Napier in Downton Abbey, appearing throughout the celebrated series as one of Lady Mary Crawley’s longtime friends and suitors. His extensive television credits also include Rivals, Gentleman Jack, Grace, Gavin & Stacey, and numerous other British productions.

Alongside acting, Patricks has built a second career as an expert close-up magician and sleight-of-hand artist. He is a member of The Magic Circle, one of the world’s most prestigious organizations devoted to the art of magic, and regularly performs professionally throughout London and the UK. On occasion, his two worlds have collided, allowing him to bring his real-life expertise as a magician to screen roles in projects including Grace and Gavin & Stacey.

Credits:

  • Rivals
  • Downton Abbey
  • Gentleman Jack
  • Outlander
  • Doctor Who
  • Bad Education
  • Grace
  • The Ghost Writer
  • Traitors
  • Resurrection
  • Breeders
  • Skins

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Cindy Busby
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Today, we’re stepping inside the audition room with Cindy Busby, an actress who has built an incredible two-decade career with more than 20 leading roles across film and television. From her breakout role as Ashley Stanton on the beloved series Heartland, to starring in fan favorites like Unleashing Mr. Darcy and Royal Hearts, to her current series lead on When Hope Calls, Cindy knows what it takes to build a career with real staying power.

In this episode, Cindy takes us all the way back to the theater school assignment that unexpectedly landed her first agent and a role on MTV’s Undressed, and the nationwide search that changed her life when she booked Heartland. But she also gets candid about what happened when the momentum stopped, including a grueling two-year career slump that forced her to completely rethink her relationship with the business. Cindy shares how studying the Meisner technique, doing deep mindset work, and creating her own recovery rituals helped her rebuild her confidence, return to Heartland 11 years later, and ultimately step into a new chapter as the lead of When Hope Calls.

These are the unforgettable stories that landed Cindy Busby right here.

About Cindy Busby:

Cindy Busby (pronounced “Buz-bee”) has been a prominent presence in film and television for over two decades. She is best known for her series regular role as Ashley Stanton on Heartland, one of Canada’s most successful television series, syndicated in more than 81 countries and a longtime fan favorite on Netflix.

Most recently, Cindy stars as leading lady Nora Anderson in When Hope Calls. The series recently wrapped its third season, with a fourth officially announced for Great American Pure Flix and Great American Family. The first two seasons will also debut on Netflix in the U.S. and Canada on September 14. Cindy will next star in Great American Media’s holiday film Christmas Wrapped in Love.

Over the course of her career, Cindy has starred in more than 20 leading roles, including Unleashing Mr. Darcy, which premiered to over three million viewers and broke the network’s social media record, and Royal Hearts alongside James Brolin. Her film credits also include The Big Year with Steve Martin, A Life Interrupted with Lea Thompson, Honey Girls with Ashanti, Picture This with Ashley Tisdale, and The Wrong Daughter with Sydney Sweeney.

On television, Cindy has held recurring roles on Hallmark’s first original series, Cedar Cove, alongside Andie MacDowell, and ABC’s Somewhere Between. She showcased her comedic talents as a series regular on Date My Dad, starring Barry Watson and Raquel Welch, and has made memorable guest appearances on Supernatural, Psych, The L.A. Complex, and The Vampire Diaries.

Originally from Montreal, Quebec, Cindy now lives in Los Angeles with her husband and rescue dog, Suzie. A passionate supporter of animal welfare, she volunteers with organizations including the ASPCA and donates all proceeds from her Cameo appearances to animal rescues.

Credits:

  • When Hope Calls
  • Heartland
  • Date My Dad
  • The Big Year
  • When Calls the Heart
  • Cedar Cove
  • Royal Hearts
  • Supernatural
  • Psych
  • The L.A. Complex
  • The Vampire Diaries

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Bill Glass
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Get ready for an incredibly fun and insightful episode as we sit down with the hilariously talented Bill Glass, the actor behind one of the most recognizable faces, and fake mustaches, on television as Progressive’s legendary “Dr. Rick”!

In this conversation, Bill takes us back to his Chicago roots and shares his journey from high school class clown who stumbled into improv to a true “lunch pail actor” who has spent 26 years building a successful career in Los Angeles. He also opens up about landing a recurring role alongside Ed Helms on Mike Schur’s Rutherford Falls, and developing his “one for them, one for me” approach to auditioning. Bill gets real about navigating the politics of Hollywood, using improv to save the day on set, and why actors can’t afford to sit around waiting for the traditional system to give them permission to work. Tune in for an inside look at how a series of intense auditions ultimately led to a life-changing “unicorn” commercial campaign and why Bill never treats a one-off role like it’s just a one-off.

These are the unforgettable stories that landed Bill Glass right here.

About Bill Glass:

Bill Glass got his start in Chicago’s legendary improv community, studying at The Second City and performing at iO Chicago before moving to Los Angeles in 1998. Since then, he has built an impressive career spanning television, film, and more than 150 national commercials.

On television, Bill had a recurring role on Mike Schur, Sierra Teller Ornelas, and Ed Helms’ comedy Rutherford Falls, followed by a memorable guest appearance on St. Denis Medical. He can also be seen in the independent feature Mickey Brasch and is currently starring in Progressive’s award-winning Dr. Rick commercial campaign.

Credits:

  • St. Denis Medical
  • Queenpins
  • Rutherford Falls
  • Fresh Off the Boat
  • The League
  • The Last Word
  • Justified
  • The Middle
  • Men at Work
  • Roswell

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Michelle Lang
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Today, we are joined by the phenomenal multi-hyphenate Michelle Lang, who bypassed the traditional studio system to carve out an extraordinary career as an actress, stunt performer, producer, and director. In this episode, Michelle shares her invaluable “cheat codes” for navigating the industry, from her wild beginnings landing the role of Bruce Lee’s wife to her self-taught journey into producing.

She opens up about the raw reality of Hollywood’s “barren peaks,” the balancing act of motherhood and career, and her jaw-dropping creative renaissance at 43. Michelle reclaimed her confidence by throwing herself down stairs in glam dresses, ultimately reaching 80 million viral views, while also launching her podcast, Glitter Mouth. This is a master class in how to stop waiting to be chosen and start creating your own opportunities.

These are the unforgettable stories that landed Michelle Lang right here.

About Michelle Lang:

Best known for playing Linda Lee in the 50-episode television series The Legend of Bruce Lee, Michelle Lang has built a remarkable Hollywood career entirely on her own terms — producing films starring Orlando Bloom, Walton Goggins, and Academy Award® winner Octavia Spencer, and directing episodes of the Netflix series Everyone Is Doing Great. A peaceful badass with a gift for creating opportunities outside the traditional Hollywood system, Michelle has also taken social media by storm with her iconic stunt work and stair falls, garnering over 80 million views in less than a year. Now she is channeling her storytelling mastery into The One That Glitters — a drama/romance book series with her sights set firmly on a future television adaptation. Michelle documents the unfiltered, behind-the-scenes journey of bringing it all to life on her podcast Glitter Mouth, an honest and empowering resource for female creatives ready to take their careers into their own hands.

Credits:

  • The Legend of Bruce Lee
  • Everyone is Doing Great
  • World’s End
  • Red Run Hand
  • Miss Arizona
  • Disaster Movie
  • Date Movie

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Logan Marshall-Green
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Today, we’re sitting down with powerhouse actor Logan Marshall-Green, who has spent decades carving out an extraordinary career from the stage to the screen. His story begins with famously turning down a role in Terminator 3 in order to finish his MFA. In this episode, Logan takes us through his raw and honest journey, from battling intense imposter syndrome on the set of Ridley Scott’s Prometheus to eventually finding his camera “sea legs” and learning to trust himself on screen. We dive into what it was like to get into an unscripted, physical scrap with Richard Gere in Brooklyn’s Finest, direct the legendary Ethan Hawke in Adopt a Highway, share the screen with Al Pacino in Killing Castro, and step onto the epic scale of Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey. Plus, Logan shares his invaluable “walkaway” audition philosophy: a mindset that teaches artists how to let go, trust the work they’ve done, and keep moving forward.

These are the unforgettable stories that landed Logan Marshall-Green right here.

About Logan Marshall-Green:

LOGAN MARSHALL-GREEN is an emerging writer-director as well as an established actor in both features and television. His writing and directing debut, ADOPT A HIGHWAY, starred Ethan Hawke and premiered at the 2019 SXSW Film Festival.

Currently, Logan stars alongside Luke Grimes in the American neo-Western series MARSHALS, a spin-off sequel to the hit show YELLOWSTONE. The show premiered on March 1, 2026 and by the finale on May 21, 2026, MARSHALS was the most watched broadcast series of the 2025-2026 season. The series has been renewed for season 2 and is currently in production.

This year, Logan can be seen alongside Al Pacino and Diego Boneta in KILLING CASTRO, which premiered at the Tribeca Festival on June 9, 2026. He can also be seen in Christopher Nolan’s adaptation of THE ODYSSEY, starring Tom Holland and Matt Damon. Later this year, Logan will star in the upcoming Lionsgate film BOIUNA: LEGEND OF THE AMAZON.

Logan most recently starred in the 2022 Bad Robot/Netflix film LOU and can also be seen in the 2021 Netflix film INTRUSION.

Other feature credits include UPGRADE, SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING, SNOWDEN, SAND CASTLE, MADAME BOVARY, THE INVITATION, PROMETHEUS, AS I LAY DYING, and DEVIL.

In television, Logan most recently can be seen in the Netflix series THE DEFEATED opposite Taylor Kitsch. He can also be seen in Ava DuVernay’s WHEN THEY SEE US. Other credits include DAMNATION and QUARRY. His other television work includes roles on DARK BLUE, TRAVELER, 24, LAW & ORDER: SVU, and THE O.C.

In theater, Logan appeared in Neil LaBute’s MISS JULIE and previously appeared in Adam Rapp’s HALLWAY TRILOGY: NURSING, for which he was nominated for a Drama Desk Award for Best Featured Actor in a Play. He earned a Drama League nomination for his work as “Edmund” in KING LEAR and for PIG FARM. He also earned Lucille Lortel Award nominations for his performances in DOG SEES GOD and Neil LaBute’s THE DISTANCE FROM HERE.

Credits:

  • The Odyssey
  • Marshals
  • Killing Castro
  • Spider-Man: Homecoming
  • And Just Like That…
  • Big Sky
  • When They See Us
  • Devil
  • The Sound and the Fury
  • Prometheus
  • The Invitation
  • The O.C.
  • 24

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Alex Bonifer
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Today’s guest, Alex Bonifer, has taken a decidedly unconventional route to becoming a standout in some of television’s most unique comedies. A summer improv class, forced upon him by his father, set him on a twelve-year journey through legendary comedy institutions including iO West, UCB, and The Groundlings. Alex went from working as a furniture salesman and Uber driver to becoming a series regular, landing memorable roles in Superstore, Kevin Can F**k Himself, and most recently Jury Duty. Along the way, he developed a philosophy of taking the “big swing” while “caring but not giving a shit” about the outcome. Alex gets candid about the grit, rejection, and persistence it took to get there, the physical secrets behind his character work, and how he stayed in character for his entire audition for “Dougie Jr.”

These are the unforgettable stories that landed Alex Bonifer right here.

About Alex Bonifer:

Alex Bonifer is in the Main Company at The Groundlings. He’s a lead in Amazon’s hit show Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat as rising CEO/hopeless burnout Dougie Jr. Alex can be seen on Liz Feldman’s show No Good Deed on Netflix and recurred on NBC’s Superstore. He was a series regular on AMC’s Kevin Can F**k Himself, opposite Annie Murphy — his character traversed the classic multi-cam world and the darker single-cam world. He’s a proud LA native and a huge Chargers fan.

Credits:

  • Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat
  • Kevin Can F**k Himself
  • Superstore
  • No Good Deed

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Abubakar Salim
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BAFTA nominated actor Abubakar Salim is an actor, producer and video game creator.

Salim returns to the role of Alyn of Hull in the highly anticipated third season of House of the Dragon, created by George R.R. Martin. The 8-episode third season, which will pick up immediately after the events of season 2, will premiere in June on HBO Max. Fans can expect to see a lot more of Alyn of Hull in this season.

He can currently be seen as a part of the ensemble cast in Mark Kassen’s tech-driven political thriller PH-1, and recently wrapped shooting a guest role in Michaela Coel’s First Day On Earth for HBO later this year.

In 2019, Salim formed award-winning gaming company Surgent Studios, and secured a major deal with Electronic Arts and its EA Originals Label. As CEO and creative director, Salim set out to create content stemming from human truth. He and his team, along with Electronic Arts, released their first game Tales of Kenzera: Zau, following a young shaman who has made a deal with the god of death to bring his father back to life in exchange for three great spirits. The game was recognized with the win for the prestigious Best Game Beyond Entertainment BAFTA Games award in 2025, among multiple other nominations. The studio also released the psychological-horror Hollywood-set game Dead Take, which is nominated for a BAFTA Game Award for voice acting talent this year, and the physics puzzler game FixForce.

Salim also starred as ‘Father’ in Ridley Scott’s sci-fi drama series Raised By Wolves for HBO Max. The series, which centers on two androids tasked with raising human children on a mysterious virgin planet, had a loyal following for two seasons.  He also appeared in Scott’s Napoleon, starring Joaquin Phoenix.

Salim has produced many award-winning projects over the past several years through Surgent Studios, including Wild Goat Surf and the short films Essex Girls, Things I Never Told My Father and The Whale.

Credits:

  • House of the Dragon
  • First Day on Earth
  • Assassin’s Creed: Origins
  • Raised by Wolves
  • Napoleon
  • Black Mirror
  • PH-1
  • Informer
  • Jamestown
  • 24: Live Another Day

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Jonny Coyne
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Jonny Coyne is an accomplished actor known for his dynamic work across film and television. He can next be seen in Lucasfilm and Disney’s upcoming feature The Mandalorian & Grogu, directed by Jon Favreau and set for a worldwide theatrical release on May 22, 2026. In the highly anticipated return of the Star Wars franchise to theaters, Coyne reprises his role as an Imperial Warlord (character name currently under embargo), a covert member of the Shadow Council whose ruthless “hit-and-run” tactics make him a key figure in the galaxy’s ongoing power struggle following the fall of the Empire.

Jonny can currently be seen in Lucasfilm and Disney’s The Mandalorian & Grogu, directed by Jon Favreau, which premiered in theaters globally on May 22, 2026. He reprises his role as an Imperial Warlord, a covert member of the Shadow Council whose ruthless hit-and-run tactics make him a key figure in the galaxy’s ongoing power struggle following the fall of the Empire.

Credits:

  • Star Wars: The Mandalorian & Grogu
  • Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom
  • Alcatraz
  • The Blacklist
  • For All Mankind
  • The Hangover Part III
  • Gangster Squad
  • Nightcrawler
  • The Family Plan
  • MOM
  • Preacher
  • The Toxic Avenger

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Dan Perrault
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An actor, writer, and producer for film and television, Dan is best known for co-creating and executive producing the hit mockumentary series American Vandal, which won a Peabody Award and earned nominations from the Emmys, WGA Awards, and Critics’ Choice Awards during its two-season run on Netflix.

On the acting front, Dan will next be seen in the Netflix feature Fight for ’84 alongside Jamie Foxx. He currently appears in every episode of The Residence on Netflix and can also be seen in the feature film Crime 101. Upcoming projects include Season 2 of Jury Duty and the feature Love Language, starring Chloë Grace Moretz and produced by Colin Jost.

Dan’s first feature film, Strays, which he wrote and produced, was released theatrically by Universal Pictures in August 2023. The film stars Will Ferrell, Jamie Foxx, Isla Fisher, Will Forte, and Dan himself in a supporting role.

Most recently, he received a green light for his untitled Grodd/Jimmy Olsen series for DC Studios and HBO Max. He also recently sold a series to FX with the popular sketch group Almost Friday, as well as an animated series to Hulu with the group attached. Dan is currently developing multiple television projects with CBS Studios, 20th Television, Hartbeat, Rough House, Funny or Die, and Revue Studios, while also writing several feature films for Universal Pictures, Picturestart, TriStar Pictures, and Lord Miller.

Credits:

  • American Vandal
  • Jury Duty: Company Retreat
  • The Residence
  • Players
  • Strays

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