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This week, Liza Colón-Zayas shares compelling stories from her illustrious career on the latest episode of the Hollywood at Home podcast. From her standout performance in "The Bear" to her role in the recently-released film IF, Colón-Zayas offers a unique and heartfelt perspective on the entertainment industry. Colón-Zayas takes us into her experiences both on and off-screen. She reflects on her admiration for co-stars like Jeremy Allen White, whose passion for his work mirrors that of his character. Colón-Zayas also recounts her week of intensive culinary training with Chef David Waltuck, where she honed her cooking skills to bring authenticity to her role. She also speaks fondly of Ayo Edebiri, noting her impressive improv skills. Listeners will hear about “The Bear’s” impact on Chicago, and learn about Liza’s  admiration for Ebon Moss-Bachrach's vulnerability on set. Additionally, she shares her delightful experience being directed by John Krasinski on his new film IF. Through candid reflections on her journey, Colón-Zayas's stories promise to engage and inspire listeners, offering an intimate look at the dedication and passion behind her craft.

 Dive into the multifaceted world of Hollywood with Emmy-winning actor Jon Cryer as he shares captivating stories from his journey in the entertainment industry on the latest episode of the Hollywood at Home podcast. From his iconic role in “Two and a Half Men,” to his groundbreaking portrayal of Lex Luthor in the DC Extended Universe, Cryer offers a fresh and unfiltered perspective that sheds light on the inner workings of showbiz.

In this episode, Cryer delves into his experiences both on and off-screen, from his dynamic relationships with Charlie Sheen, Demi Moore, and Molly Ringwald, to a heartwarming reconciliation with fellow Brat Packer Andrew McCarthy on the set of "The View." Cryer's anecdotes provide a glimpse into the camaraderie and challenges of Hollywood. Notably, he also shares a recent encounter with President Joe Biden at the White House, adding a touch of political intrigue to the mix.

Through honest reflections on navigating the highs and lows of his career, Cryer's stories promise to engage and enlighten listeners, offering a unique glimpse into the human side of their favorite celebrities.

Today on the Hollywood at Home podcast, Yetide Badaki, best known for her captivating portrayal of Bilquis in the Starz series “American Gods,” shares her journey from Nigeria to Hollywood and the magic that fuels her performances.  Badaki delves into the complexities of her character, a Goddess Queen and how she connects with Bilquis, both on and off-screen, drawing inspiration from Neil Gaiman’s novel that birthed the iconic role. Beyond the glitz and glamour, Badaki proudly flies her geek flag. A devoted fan of Star Wars and Star Trek, she reveals her passion for these iconic franchises. Her versatility extends beyond the realm of gods. Badaki shares her unconventional first interaction on an airplane with Crispin Glover, when he was flying with everything AND the kitchen sink, the comedic side of Sterling K. Brown on the set of "This Is Us," the grounding effect babies have on set, and the profound experience of working with the Antetokounmpo family on Disney's "Rise".

In this episode of the Hollywood at Home podcast, we're joined by talented actor Molly Kunz, known for her compelling performances in "The Irrational," "The Wolf and the Lion", and "Widows". Listeners are in for a treat as Kunz shares fascinating behind-the-scenes stories and personal insights from her spansive career. Kunz opens up about her journey on The Wolf and the Lion, where she worked alongside several live apex predators, sharing an amusing yet enlightening look at the challenges and rewards of training a wolf herself. Discover what makes "The Irrational" stand out from typical procedurals, as Kunz delves into its unique focus on human behavior and the motives behind crimes. She also recounts the whirlwind casting process for the show, revealing the surprisingly brief and nerve-wracking audition that landed her the role. Additionally, Kunz reflects on the joy and spontaneity of working with Laverne Cox on "Doubt," where impromptu singing and dancing between takes created a uniquely vibrant atmosphere. Listen to this episode for an engaging conversation with Molly Kunz, offering a window into the world of an actor and the extraordinary moments that shape their craft.

Travina Springer is no stranger to on-screen success, with roles in Disney’s “Ms. Marvel”, Comedy Central’s “Tosh.0”, Warner Bros.’ "The Mule", and more. Most recently, she has been delighting fans and critics with her performance as Kylie on NBC’s hit show, “The Irrational”. Springer’s unique background, in both comedy and as an American Sign Language interpreter, has given her range and depth. She has brought laughs to procedural crime shows and focus to underrepresented communities. This week, on Hollywood at Home, Springer opens up about her career and craft, sharing stories from the set and reflections on the landscape of the entertainment industry. She’s worked alongside Jesse L. Martin, improvised with Clint Eastwood, and interpreted for Jamie Foxx - but Springer is just getting started. 

Mike Glazer’s path through the world of comedy has been far from conventional. The writer and standup was a hockey goalie, a doorman, and a bartender before working his way up through the ranks of Second City. Flash forward, Glazer has now established himself as a comedic force to be reckoned with, whose Emmy-nominated work has featured the likes of John Stewart, Billy Crystal, and Paul Rudd. 
This week on Hollywood at Home, Glazer reflects on his journey, his career, and the evolution of comedy - all with his trademark, razor-sharp wit. From interrupting Chris Rock in a meeting, to taking notes from Sarah Silverman, to competing with Andrew Lloyd Weber at the Emmys – Glazer never fails to find lessons, levity, and laughter.