Celebrity Interviews Neil Haley

In this special simulcast of The Neil Haley Show and the Love Is Podcast, hosts Neil Haley and Kim Sorrell welcome Kathleen Jayme and Asia Youngman the talented filmmakers behind the riveting documentary "The Vancouver Riots." Dive into an in-depth conversation about the unexpected triggers of the infamous 2011 hockey riot, the unique behavior of hockey fans, and the powerful role of social media. Discover the emotional aftermath, community response, and the surprising stories of forgiveness and love that emerged from the chaos. Tune in as they share exclusive insights ahead of the documentary’s debut on ESPN and ESPN+. Don’t miss this compelling episode that goes beyond the headlines to reveal the human stories within the turmoil.

Join us in this exciting episode of The Neil Haley Show as we dive into the glamorous world of the Daytime Emmys with Tabatha Starcher. Discover the intricacies of her role as Head of Business Development for the National Academy and learn about the unique and meaningful items in the Emmy gift bags. From supporting small and minority-owned businesses to promoting conservation efforts, Tabatha gives us a sneak peek into the thoughtful gifts that go beyond the glitz and glamour. Tune in to get an insider's look at the Emmy preparation, the importance of community involvement, and what to expect at the awards this Friday, June 7th on CBS. Don't miss this fascinating behind-the-scenes tour!

You may know of National Geographic writer Jennifer S. Holland, the author of Unlikely Friendships which spent more than 46 weeks on the New York Times bestseller list. Her new book is Dog Smart: Life-Changing Lessons in Canine Intelligence, a cutting-edge science narrative, chock-full of heartwarming case studies, that is Holland’s quest to learn the true meaning of dog intelligence.

“In this winning report, Holland (Unlikely Friendships), a former National Geographic journalist, investigates what goes on in dogs’ minds….The mix of scientific research and reporting comes together to offer enlightening insight into canines’ “social and olfactory intelligence.” This is a treat.” Publishers Weekly review

“Dog Smart shows that even people can be smart—if we pay attention to our dogs. It also shows what a wonderful and graceful writer Jennifer Holland is. Holland knows a lot about how dogs think. She knows what your dog would like you to know, about how you and your dog can live your best life together.”—Carl Safina, author of Alfie and Me: What Owls Know, What Humans Believe

Today on The Neil Haley Show, Neil "The Media Giant" Haley and Greg Hanna of Celebrity Interviews Live interview Steve Guttenberg.

Steve Guttenberg ...known for his role in films including Diner, Police Academy, Short Circuit, Cocoon, Three Men and a Baby, and television shows including Ballers and Veronica Mars. He’s a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and has received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. He has hosted Saturday Night Live and his films have grossed billions of dollars at the international box office.

.. actor, author, businessman, producer, and director. His lead roles in films include Cocoon, Police Academy, Three Men and a Baby, Diner, The Bedroom Window, Three Men and a Little Lady, The Big Green, and Short Circuit.

Today on The Storehouse Media Podcast, Sherrie Clark and Neil "The Media Giant" Haley of The Neil Haley Show interview Nick Stahl.

Nick Stahl was born in Harlingen, Texas on December 5, 1979, to Donna Lynn, a brokerage assistant, and William Kent Stahl, a businessman. After his mother took him to see a children's play at the age of four, Nick confidently declared that acting would be his future. Commercials and community plays followed, two television movies were also released in the early 90s. The breakthrough he needed came next when he starred alongside ⁠Mel Gibson⁠, who hand-selected Nick for the role, in ⁠The Man Without a Face (1993)⁠. Nick played Chuck, the little boy who befriends a stranger that was disfigured in an accident. At age 17 he was cast in ⁠Disturbing Behavior (1998)⁠ and the ensemble film ⁠The Thin Red Line (1998)⁠, which was nominated for Best Picture by the Academy Awards. He has continued to find success with acting, and though he has been featured in major studio productions he is still, to date, more widely known for his edgier and darker indie film roles.

Today on The Neil Haley Show, Neil "The Meda Giant" Haley and Sherrie Clark of The Storehouse Media Group interview Rachel Whittle.

Rachel Guidry Whittle is known for The Purge, The Thing about Pam, NCIS New Orleans, and Girls Trip. She was born and raised in the heart of Cajun country, Lafayette, Louisiana. And while she entered the industry later than some, she formed a love for storytelling early in life. Growing up, Rachel's father would teach her through telling stories rather than just making statements. This was when she learned first-hand the power stories have to teach lessons, provide escapes, and form connections. Years later, these gifts that storytelling offers to the world would pull her into the entertainment industry.

Ever versatile, she loves working behind the camera just as much as in front and firmly believes in helping wherever needed when on set. Because of this, Rachel has expanded her knowledge of the various roles on set and now does work as a filmmaker, such as directing and producing. Some of her favorite adventures in the filmmaking arena have come from a comedy sketch filmmakers' troupe she is a part of called A Dangerous Flock.

Rachel's love lies in authentic storytelling, whether in front of the camera or behind it. She says it best, "My favorite thing about filmmaking is that it requires collaboration. No one can do any of this on their own. It takes a beautiful mesh of minds to make it work."