Producer Sarah Timberman
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For this episode, we welcome executive producer Sarah Timberman to discuss her career and work on both Justified and Justified: City Primeval. We also chat about her move from publishing into the world of TV, her role as a non-writing producer, and the Emmy-nominated Fleishman is in Trouble. Subscribe: | | | Contact + Follow: | | | |
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Actors and Writers Isabella Campbell and Jillian Smart
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Isabella Campbell and Jillian Smart, actors and writers on new sketch comedy series The Dessert, join us to discuss their start in the industry, comedic influences, and their experiences working in their first writers room. Subscribe: | | | Contact + Follow: | | | |
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Minisode with Harlem's Jerrie Johnson
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Recorded during the opening night red carpet at the 2023 ATX TV Festival, we chat with Jerrie Johnson about playing Tye on Prime Video series, Harlem. Subscribe: | | | Contact + Follow: | | | |
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Hair Department Head René Warnes
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For this episode, we welcome René Warnes, Hair Department Head on the Showtime miniseries, George and Tammy. We discuss her impressive work on George and Tammy, especially how she recreated iconic hairstyles that spanned several decades, her start in the industry, and being a part of the hair department on hit Marvel TV series like Loki. Subscribe: | | | Contact + Follow: | | | |
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Minisode with Actor Sadie Laflamme-Snow
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In this minisode, Sadie Laflamme-Snow joins us to talk about playing Alice on Hallmark Original Series, The Way Home. Sadie is a Toronto-based actor who is at the start of what promises to be an exciting career. In addition to The Way Home, she is part of an upcoming Netflix animated series, and also appears the next instalment of horror anthology series, Slasher. Subscribe: | | | Contact + Follow: | | | |
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Actor, Wrestler and Canada's Got Talent Judge Trish Stratus
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In this episode, we're joined by Trish Stratus, professional wrestler, actor, and judge on Canada’s Got Talent. We discuss the upcoming second season of Canada’s Got Talent, and her approach to judging the people who cross Canada’s biggest stage. She also offers some excellent advice for women in male-dominated fields. Subscribe: | | | Contact + Follow: | | | |
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Producer Wendy Calhoun
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It’s International Women’s Day and we’re celebrating with a special episode of the podcast featuring producer Wendy Calhoun. Wendy started out in unscripted television, and later went on to work on hit scripted series like Justified, Nashville, Empire and more recently, The Rookie: Feds. Subscribe: | | | Contact + Follow: | | | |
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Minisode with Lea Thompson and Stacey Farber
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In this minisode, Lea Thompson and Stacey Farber join us to talk about their new Canadian crime dramedy series, The Spencer Sisters. In addition to chatting about their roles as a mother/daughter PI duo, Victoria and Darby Spencer, Lea gave some great insight into how things have changed over the decades since she first started in the industry, and Stacey touched on how comfortable she was in this role. Subscribe: | | | Contact + Follow: | | | |
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Minisode with Fantasy Island's Roselyn Sánchez & Kiara Barnes
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Fem TV is back after a bit of a hiatus with this minisode featuring Fantasy Island’s Roselyn Sanchez and Kiara Barnes. Both Roselyn and Kiara discuss how their characters have changed from the first season, and how love and romance play into their storylines in Season 2. Subscribe: | | | Contact + Follow: | | | |
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The Cast and Creatives of Vampire Academy
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The cast and creatives of Vampire Academy stop by to talk about their series, based on the best-selling books by Richelle Mead. First up is co-creators/executive producers Marguerite McIntyre and Julie Plec. Next is Daniela Nieves (Lissa Dragomir), followed by Sisi Stringer (Rose Hathaway). We end with Anita-Joy Uwajeh (Tatiana), Mia McKenna-Bruce (Mia) and Rhian Blundell (Meredith). Subscribe: | | | Contact + Follow: | | | |
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TV critic Ashley Bissette Sumerel of Tell-Tale TV joins us for a conversation about female representation among this year’s Emmy nominees.
We discuss the nominees that the Emmys got right and the biggest snubs in addition to breaking down female representation in key categories like directing and writing.
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