Model Behavior with Michael G. Gabel Michael G. Gabel

Michael talks with actor and filmmaker Raleigh Cain about growing up in the Midwest and yet still somehow being drawn to the acting path. They also discuss why, in the rush to pump out content, a lot of projects end up being all polish, no substance. Then Raleigh shares the origins of her pilot 'Story of You,' before giving some sage advice: just go for a walk. @raleigh.cain

Michael talks with model and host Julana about her love of animals, and how the entertainment industry has actually gotten her closer to her dream job than her biology degree. They also discuss expanding her modeling career into hosting, and how the balance of preparation and improv is essential. Then she wants to show you the world on her YouTube series Wild Adventures with Julana! @julana 

Michael talks with OnlyFans model Hank about how YouTube and The Cheetah Girls set her on a path of performative sexualization. They also talk about the hierarchy of sex workers—especially when it comes to stigma and safety—and the importance of establishing boundaries before getting into the industry. Then Hank explains why social media needs to chill and stop shadowbanning her. @sirstinkie

Michael talks with commercial superstar Jacely Fuentes about how a little good fortune and a lot of persistence (not stubbornness) led to a pop in the industry and a career that's only moving forward. They also discuss why she looks at each job as a puzzle to solve and how a shift toward casting might allow her to help others do the same. Then she offers a word of advice: just be you. No, seriously. Because you can't be Jacely. @jacelyfuentes

Michael talks with runway model Bianca Palmerin about what she likes about Miami Swim Week (the rush) and what she doesn't (the diet). They also discuss how she's seen the industry change over a 14 year career, and the new roles she's pushing herself towards. Then Bianca wants you to know that there's always room in your life for some Chunky Hunnies. @biancapalmerin

Michael talks with photographer Niki Cram about why, despite being a painfully shy child, having a camera in her hand gives her ultimate confidence. They also discuss the peaks and valleys of hustling in the self employment world, and the importance of carving out time for self care. Then Niki wants you to know she sweats an insane amount while shooting but she'll be the first to make fun of herself. @nikicram