A former performer reflects on the pressure of working at "Saturday Night Live" and the thrill of knowing that the show is being watched by celebrities like Steven Spielberg.
Hear a personal story about finding your passion and superpower through persistence and exploration from an understated filmmaker.
In this podcast episode, the hosts discuss the difference between movies that they love versus movies that are actually good, sharing their views on shows like Cliche and Frozen Ground, as well as their opinions on how age can affect enjoyment of certain genres.
The host pays a warm tribute to Rick Moranis, a Canadian actor who starred in movies like Ghostbusters, Spaceballs, and Honey, I Shrunk the Kids. He talks about Rick's personality and talent and mentions his retirement from movies to take care of his family.
The entertainment industry is now incorporating more heavy and emotionally transformative content which involves an aspect of fun to it as well, unlike just straight comedy. Doubts and fears come with it but it is essential for one to have them.