“Friendship is equally as valuable in adulthood as it is in childhood.” Welcome Delaney Buffett: We’re joined on the Starline by an award winning director, writer and actor whose dad loved music. Her Tribeca Film Festival nominated film...
“It’s an opportunity to take this franchise and make a movie version of a sitcom which hasn’t been done all that often.” Welcome Joe Menendez: We’re joined on the Starline by director, producer and writer. You’ve seen his...
“I identified with the idea that nobody but yourself can lift yourself out of the darkness.” – James Cox Welcome James: We’re joined on the Starline by a director, producer, writer, author and most importantly new dad. You’ve seen...
“When you’re an artist, you have a vision, and what you want is your vision is seen by others.” Welcome Pitof : We’re joined on the Starline by a director and digital imaging pioneer. 20 years ago he directed the film “Catwoman”...
“The greatest power in the world is love, and my wish for the reader is to have as much of it in their lives as is humanly possible.” Welcome Daniel Stern We’re joined on the Starline by an actor, artist, director, sculptor and...
“For me, there’s always been something magical that happens about watching light pass through the film plane and creating an image.” Welcome David Matalon: We’re joined on the Starline by writer, director, actor, game designer and sci-fi...
“I just thought it was a really wonderful idea of the nature of forgiveness in our society.” – Stephen Moyer Welcome Stephen Moyer: We’re joined on the Starline by an actor and film director. You’ve seen him in “True...
“When you have a youngster standing next to you, especially when that youngster happens to be someone you care about more than anybody else in the world, you do start to see things through different eyes.” – Elizabeth Hurley Welcome...
“There’s never been a single foot of film that I have shot with Denzel Washington that couldn’t be right in the movie.” Welcome Ed Zwick We’re joined on the Starline by film director, Oscar winner, producer and screenwriter...
“The luckiest break I ever had was when Allan Blye tapped me on the shoulder when I was sitting in the associate director’s seat.” Welcome Jeff Margolis: We’re joined on the Starline by one of the best directors & producers of...
Join Marlyne Barrett, aka Maggie Lockwood on “Chicago Med,” as she shares insights on acting, activism, and more on this Beyond the Mic Short Cut. Welcome Marlyne Barrett We’re joined on the Starline by actress, director, and UNO master...
“Uniqueness has always come easy to me because I’ve always just been a unique person, and I like unique things.” – John Cafiero John Cafiero, singer, producer, and platinum-selling director, discusses the new comic and song for...
Lea Thompson joins us for a Beyond the Mic Short Cut. From iconic roles to ‘The Spencer Sisters,’ delve into her acting journey and passion. Tune in for insights on ballet, life moments, and giving back. Welcome Lea Thompson: We’re...
Join Beyond the Mic with Sean Dillon for an exclusive dive into the haunting world of ‘Shaky Shivers’ with actor-director Sung Kang. Explore his directorial debut, delve into ’80s horror nostalgia, and uncover Kang’s unique...
Get ready to laugh out loud and learn a thing or two about comedy with Sean Dillon and his guests, David Zucker and Jim Abrahams! In this hilarious and insightful episode, they discuss their classic comedy film, ‘Airplane!’, and offer a...
Selina Ringel & Dan Levy Daggerman wanted to spice it up in Mexico. Instead of a threesome, they came back with the film “You, Me & Her”. Let’s go Beyond the Mic.
Our kids aren’t alright, the documentary “Anxious Nation” examines mental health for adolescents. Kathy Ireland and Laura Morton stop by to talk about the film in a Beyond the Mic Short Cut.
Misha Collins was influenced by Tommy Lee Jones, would love to be in the Mandalorian & wants you to see “Gotham Knights”. Time for a Beyond the Mic Short Cut.
Well known “tough guy” Michael Ironside takes a Beyond the Mic Short Cut on his film “Confession” and the story about the first time he met his wife.
“Wizard of Oz” historian Ryan Jay loved the Oscars this year, wanted Spirited to win the Best Film award if “Everything, Everywhere…” couldn’t win it and never sat in the Jenny Jones audience for work. Time for a quick Beyond the Mic Short Cut.