Celebrity Interviews Neil Haley

In this special simulcast episode of The Neil Haley Show and Celebrity Interviews Live from the Grotto, hosts Neil Haley and Greg Hanna sit down with the legendary Burt Ward, best known for his role as Robin in the original Batman series. Burt Ward shares his inspiring journey from the Batcave to rescuing large breed dogs through Gentle Giants Rescue, the world's largest giant breed dog rescue. Burt discusses his passion for extending the lives of dogs and cats through his nonprofit's specially formulated pet food, which has led to some animals living up to 30 years. He also proudly shares his recent accolades, including the President's Lifetime Achievement Award and a United Nations Humanitarian Award. Tune in for a heartwarming conversation about heroism, both on and off the screen, as Burt delves into his acting career, his transition into dog rescue, and the three essentials to happiness.

In this episode of The Neil Haley Show, Neil and co-host Greg Hanna welcome actor and entrepreneur Eric Winter. Best known for his role as Tim Bradford on "The Rookie," Eric shares the intriguing story of how he landed the role despite initial skepticism. He delves into his dedication to embodying the character and the long journey to proving himself suitable for the part.

Shifting gears, Eric discusses his venture into the rum business with Palm Republic, a passion sparked by a family visit to Puerto Rico. He explains the meticulous process of blending premium rums from various regions to create a unique product, now nationally available. Eric's enthusiasm for his entrepreneurial pursuits shines through, highlighting the pride and excitement he feels for building something from scratch.

In a reflective moment, Eric shares the most important life lesson he has learned: the value of patience. He emphasizes how this virtue has been crucial in his acting career, family life, and business endeavors. Tune in to hear Eric's inspiring journey and insights into balancing multiple passions.

In this episode of The Neil Haley Show, co-host Sherry from Storehouse Media Groups joins Neil in welcoming renowned psychic and bestselling author Matt Fraser. Matt discusses the release of his latest book, "Don't Wait Till You're Dead," his fourth publication. He shares insights into the challenges and joys of writing, especially the inspiration he draws from his fans and followers. Matt elaborates on the concept of the life review, a pivotal theme in his new book, and how it helps individuals understand their life’s purpose and the impact of their actions. He emphasizes the importance of living a fulfilling life now, guided by spiritual support from loved ones and spirit guides. Matt also provides a glimpse into his unique writing process and offers uplifting advice for listeners on navigating life's uncertainties with hope and purpose.

In this engaging episode of The Neil Haley Show, New York Times bestselling author Joanna Ho delves into the inspiration behind her latest book, "We Who Produce Pearls: An Anthem for Asian America." Joanna shares her journey from educator to author, driven by a passion for inclusivity and representation in children's literature. Frustrated by the lack of diversity in books available for her own children, Joanna set out to write stories that reflect the experiences and identities of Asian American kids, as well as children of color more broadly.

Joanna discusses the arduous path to becoming a bestselling author, highlighting the persistence required to overcome numerous rejections before achieving success with her debut book, "Eyes That Kiss in the Corners." Her latest work involved extensive research to unearth and present the rich, often overlooked history of Asian Americans. By creating accessible narratives, Joanna aims to educate readers of all ages about the collective struggles and triumphs of Asian communities, fostering greater understanding and solidarity. She emphasizes the importance of sharing these stories to challenge stereotypes and inspire future generations.

In a special episode of "Celebrity Interviews Live from the Grotto," host Greg Hanna and co-host Neil catch up with Dean Butler to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the beloved TV series "Little House on the Prairie." Dean Butler, known for his role as Almanzo Wilder, shares his excitement and nostalgia, discussing the lasting impact of the show which continues to capture the hearts of audiences around the world. He highlights the enduring appeal of "Little House on the Prairie," noting its availability on multiple streaming platforms and its constant presence on television in over 140 countries. Butler reflects on how the show, conceptualized by Michael Landon, has remained a multigenerational favorite, fostering family values and community spirit through its portrayal of grace, decency, and the challenges of frontier life.

Dean Butler also introduces his new book, "Prairie Man: My Little House Life and Beyond," which delves into his personal experiences on the show and his reflections on its cultural significance. He discusses the impetus behind writing the book, acknowledging the encouragement from fans and the desire to offer a male perspective on the series. Butler provides candid insights into his relationship with Michael Landon, describing the complexities and profound respect he held for Landon as a mentor and visionary. Throughout the interview, Butler expresses deep gratitude for being part of such an iconic show, emphasizing the lessons of kindness, gratitude, and family values that "Little House on the Prairie" continues to impart to its audience. The conversation is a heartfelt tribute to the show's legacy and a celebration of its lasting influence on television and society.

In this engaging episode of the Neil Haley Show, co-host Sherrie Clark from Storehouse Media Group and Neil Haley sit down with versatile actor and musician Matthew Marsden. Reflecting on his career trajectory, Marsden shares his humble beginnings in the UK, inspired by American movies, and his step-by-step rise from theater to major TV shows and films like "Transformers" and "Rambo." He recounts his unexpected foray into music, including a memorable collaboration with a young Beyoncé. Marsden also delves into his latest film, "Protocol 7," a timely courtroom drama inspired by real events involving corporate corruption in Big Pharma, highlighting its relevance in today's skeptical climate. This episode offers a fascinating look at the dynamic career and personal insights of Matthew Marsden.