WE'RE BACK EVERYONE...AGAIN!

You all are in for a treat this episode. Not only is the legend Josh Rodriguez returning, but we also have a special guest this week!

This week we are joined by the very talented Peter Luis Zimmerman who played Eduardo in AMC's The Walking Dead! Peter shares his awesome experiences spent on one of televisions most popular shows, but he is far more than a post apocalypse heart throb. Peter is an amazing musical artist (known as Peter Z), detailed photographer, and rising director which all exemplify his true passion for the arts.

So grab some popcorn, watch out for walkers, and enjoy the show!

Be sure to catch Peter in Disney's Jungle Cruise coming to theaters July 30th!

Here are some links to Peter's sites:
Twitter: @IamPeterZ
IG: @peterluiszimmerman
Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/peter-z/488236619

WOW! Talk about going back to your roots!

In this weeks episode, Kevin invited his former theater professor/director, David Dull to join our show. Kevin's first acting classes and performances were all taught by David which is one of the many reasons why we were extremely honored to have him on our show. Aside from that, we knew that David's wisdom would shine all throughout this episode and hopefully help some of our listeners who are getting started in the industry. This episode is full of stories, laughs, and life lessons that we hope our listeners enjoy.

So sit back and relax , as we go down memory lane with David Dull.

For anyone interested in purchasing tickets to David's upcoming show 'A Streetcar Named Desire,' please visit the link below:

http://www.potomacplaymakers.org/

As we close out Black History Month 2021, we wanted to touch on a very important subject that is not commonly and publicly talked about within filmmaker circles. It is for this very reason we've decided to ask ourselves the question: How can we raise the bar as black/minority filmmakers? 

In this episode, we are joined by Von Walker, a very talented filmmaker and dear friend of ours from Maryland, as well as Myles Evans, the Teenage Bounty Hunter heartthrob whom you might remember from our last episode. Both give great insights on how they personally contribute to a new narrative surrounding black cinema, but also what they'd like to see from those currently holding power in the industry.

So, listen in and enjoy a fresh perspective of our industry, and how we feel we can contribute to a new expectation of black cinema.

Enjoy!