If you like NPR’s Fresh Air with Terri Gross, or interview icons like Barbara Walters, Larry King, Charlie Rose, or evening 60 Minutes, you’re gonna love this podcast! It’s just as good if not better. Creative Popcorn’s creator Kyle Kelley, has a way of bringing out the best in the people he interviews. Even when he disarmingly gets his guests to talk about their worst moments, because they feel safe talking openly and sometimes about deeply personal life experiences. If you think you’re alone in your life experience, listen to this podcast. I think you will find you can relate to his guests joys, triumphs, sorrows, pain, victories, failures, successes, disappointments, as well as their enlightenments. We all fail miserably sometimes. It’s how you pick yourself up and keep going that matters. It’s about “becoming” a better you. I think you will discover that we are all connected in some mysterious ways. That’s what this podcast is all about. I know all this for a fact because I was his first guest! He didn’t ask me to write a review of the podcast but I wanted people to understand what great experience I had being on the show. It’s an outstanding talk show based format styled platform about creatives. We as humans are never not in a state of creating. Life is always a creative endeavor whether in a positive or negative way. It was such an honor to be on Kyle a Kelley’s Creative Popcorn Podcast show!
Jeffrey Staab
Actor
