The Madison and Life With Taylor Sheridan with Composer Breton Vivian | The Brett Allan Show

The Madison and Life With Taylor Sheridan with Composer Breton Vivian | The Brett Allan Show Want More? www.brettallan.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jimmy Pardo on Stand-Up Comedy, Podcasting and Never Not Funny | The Brett Allan Show WATCH HERE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Moa9VDgCsQ&t=8s Jimmy Pardo on Stand-Up Comedy, Podcasting and Never Not Funny | The Brett Allan Show 🎙️ On this episode of The Brett Allan Show, comedian, podcaster, and comedy pioneer Jimmy Pardo joins the show for a hilarious and insightful conversation. Known as the host of the long-running and influential podcast Never Not Funny, Jimmy has become one of the most respected voices in comedy. From his stand-up career and television appearances to helping shape the modern podcasting landscape, Jimmy shares stories from decades in entertainment. We discuss: ✅ The evolution of stand-up comedy ✅ Building the success of Never Not Funny ✅ The art of hosting and interviewing guests ✅ The changing comedy landscape ✅ Podcasting before it became mainstream ✅ Memorable career moments and lessons learned ✅ What's next for Jimmy Pardo Whether you're a longtime fan or discovering Jimmy for the first time, this episode delivers laughs, insight, and a behind-the-scenes look at one of comedy's most influential performers. About Jimmy Pardo Jimmy Pardo is an acclaimed stand-up comedian, writer, actor, and podcast host. He is best known for hosting Never Not Funny, one of the longest-running comedy podcasts, and for numerous appearances on television, radio, and comedy specials throughout his career. Listen & Follow 🎧 Subscribe for more interviews with actors, comedians, filmmakers, musicians, and pop culture creators. 📌 Follow The Brett Allan Show for weekly conversations with some of the biggest names in entertainment. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sean Callery Interview | Composer of 24, Homeland, Bones & Jessica Jones | The Brett Allan Show https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5pYQGabYlw&t=21s Episode Description What does it take to create the music behind some of the most iconic television series of all time? On this episode of The Brett Allan Show, Brett sits down with Emmy Award-winning composer Sean Callery for an in-depth conversation about his incredible career scoring hit television shows and films. From the pulse-pounding tension of 24 to the emotional depth of Homeland, Sean has helped shape the storytelling experience for millions of viewers through music. His credits also include Bones, Jessica Jones, The Resident, CSI: NY, and many more. In this conversation, Sean shares stories from behind the scenes, discusses the art of composing for television, and reveals how music can become an essential character in a story. Topics Covered 🎵 How Sean Callery got started in the entertainment industry 🎵 Creating the iconic sound of 24 🎵 The emotional themes behind Homeland 🎵 Working with producers, directors, and showrunners 🎵 Finding the right musical voice for each project 🎵 How television scoring has evolved over the years 🎵 The challenges of composing under tight deadlines 🎵 Advice for aspiring composers and musicians 🎵 Favorite projects from his award-winning career 🎵 The future of music in television and streaming About Sean Callery Sean Callery is a multiple Emmy Award-winning composer whose work spans some of television's most acclaimed and beloved series. His unique ability to blend emotion, suspense, and storytelling through music has made him one of the industry's most respected composers. His extensive credits include: 24 Homeland Bones Jessica Jones The Resident CSI: NY La Femme Nikita Medium Connect with The Brett Allan Show Subscribe for more conversations with actors, directors, writers, composers, producers, and creators from across the entertainment industry. 🎙️ New episodes every week featuring the people behind your favorite movies, television shows, and pop culture moments. How this was made Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Actor Doug Jones | The Brett Allan Show | "Get Me Doug Jones" CLICK HERE https://www.getmedougjones.com/about Actor Doug Jones has often been referred to as the Lon Chaney and Boris Karloff of our time. This in depth feature length documentary seeks to find out how an actor & mime went from humble beginnings in the American Midwest to becoming one of Hollywood's most sought after performers when it comes to creating fantastic creatures in full body make-up & costumes. From his early start on projects such as MAC TONIGHT, BATMAN RETURNS and BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER to major motion pictures like HELLBOY I & II and FANTASTIC FOUR: RISE OF THE SILVER SURFER, television work including STAR TREK: DISCOVERY and WHAT WE DO IN THE SHADOWS to the multi Oscar-winning films PAN'S LABYRINTH and THE SHAPE OF WATER, this documentary will explore the rich, vibrant life and career of this Hollywood legend. "Doug is love..." - Sonequa Martin-Green This documentary will showcase the incredible life that Doug Jones has lived, not only focusing on his iconic career, but also on the deeply personal relationships he has held with family, friends and fans. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chad Lindberg Talks Fast & Furious, Supernatural, Jesse’s Legacy & | The Brett Allan Show WATCH HERE! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e7ybWK_25Ao&t=9s This week on The Brett Allan Show, Brett sits down with actor Chad Lindberg for a fun, nostalgic, and insightful conversation about his unforgettable career in film and television. Best known for playing Jesse in The Fast and the Furious and Ash in Supernatural, Chad reflects on the roles that made him a fan favorite and the passionate fandoms that continue to support his work decades later. Brett and Chad dive into behind-the-scenes stories from the original Fast & Furious days, the emotional connection fans still have with Jesse, and the lasting legacy of the franchise. They also talk about Chad’s experience working on beloved projects like October Sky, CSI: NY, and his appearances across genre television from Buffy the Vampire Slayer to The X-Files. The conversation also explores Chad’s longtime fascination with the paranormal, which led to his work on Ghost Stalkers and his real-life interest in supernatural experiences. Chad opens up about connecting with fans through conventions and social media, and why genre storytelling continues to resonate with audiences around the world. If you’re a fan of cult classics, fast cars, supernatural mysteries, and authentic Hollywood stories, this is an episode you won’t want to miss. Topics Covered: Chad Lindberg’s breakout role in The Fast and the Furious The legacy of Jesse and fan theories about his return Playing Ash on Supernatural Behind-the-scenes stories from iconic films and TV shows Paranormal investigations and Ghost Stalkers Navigating Hollywood and cult fandoms What’s next for Chad Lindberg Listen now on your favorite podcast platform and subscribe to The Brett Allan Show for more conversations with actors, filmmakers, comedians, and pop culture icons Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Actor MICHAEL BEACH Interview | The Brett Allan Show | "DIRTY HANDS" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gy0kkdwEE4s&t=301s 🎬 On this episode of The Brett Allan Show, we sit down with acclaimed actor Michael Beach to talk about his gritty new crime thriller Dirty Hands. Known for unforgettable roles in films and series like Soul Food, Third Watch, Sons of Anarchy, Mayor of Kingstown, and Saw X, Michael dives into playing the intense and dangerous character “Dally” in this high-stakes action drama set in the criminal underworld of Chicago. We discuss the raw energy behind Dirty Hands, working alongside actors like Denise Richards and Patrick Muldoon, and what drew Michael to this fast-paced story of survival, loyalty, and betrayal. Michael also opens up about his decades-long career in Hollywood, navigating dramatic and villainous roles, and why audiences continue to connect with grounded, emotionally complex characters. The conversation also covers: Behind-the-scenes stories from filming Dirty Hands Why crime thrillers continue to resonate with audiences Michael’s approach to creating memorable characters Lessons learned from a long career in television and film The evolution of action movies and streaming entertainment If you love intense crime dramas, behind-the-scenes Hollywood stories, and conversations with legendary actors, this is an episode you don’t want to miss. 🎥 Dirty Hands follows two brothers caught in a deadly spiral after a drug deal goes wrong, forcing them to fight rival gangs, betrayal, and their own survival through one violent night in Chicago. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“From The Daily Show to the Comedy Cellar” | Matt Koff on The Brett Allan Show On this episode of The Brett Allan Show, Brett sits down with Emmy-winning comedian and writer Matt Koff for a hilarious and insightful conversation about stand-up comedy, late-night writing, and surviving the chaos of modern life through humor. Matt shares stories from writing for The Daily Show, working alongside comedy legends, and building his own voice as a stand-up comic in New York City. The conversation dives into comedy culture, the art of joke writing, touring, internet comedy, and Matt’s latest projects including his comedy special Cat Man and acclaimed album Who’s My Little Guy? From behind-the-scenes late-night TV stories to awkward cat-owner energy, this episode blends sharp comedy insight with plenty of laughs. In This Episode: Writing for The Daily Show The pressure of political comedy Stand-up life in New York Comedy specials and touring Internet humor and viral satire The evolution of modern comedy Cats, awkwardness, and relatable chaos Balancing writing rooms and stand-up stages Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Breaking Barriers & Owning the Screen with Jessica Frances Dukes |The Brett Allan Show On this episode of The Brett Allan Show, Brett sits down with powerhouse performer Jessica Frances Dukes, best known for her standout roles in Ozark and Jessica Jones. Jessica brings depth, authenticity, and intensity to every role—and in this conversation, she brings that same energy behind the mic. Jessica shares her journey from theater to television, what it takes to build a lasting career in Hollywood, and how she approaches complex, layered characters. From navigating the highs and challenges of the industry to finding purpose through storytelling, this episode is filled with insight, inspiration, and real talk. What We Cover: Jessica’s breakout role on Ozark and what it meant for her career Working within the Marvel universe on Jessica Jones The transition from stage to screen acting Behind-the-scenes stories from set life Representation and evolving opportunities in Hollywood Advice for aspiring actors and creatives Why You Should Listen: If you’re a fan of gripping performances, love hearing the real stories behind the screen, or are chasing your own creative path, this episode delivers both inspiration and practical insight from someone who’s doing it at a high level. Connect with the Show: Follow The Brett Allan Show for more conversations with actors, comedians, and creators shaping the entertainment industry. 🔔 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and leave a review to support the show! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ryan Hansen: From Veronica Mars to Party Down & Beyond The Brett Allan Show On this episode of The Brett Allan Show, Brett sits down with actor Ryan Hansen, a fan-favorite known for his scene-stealing roles across television and film. From his breakout as the hilariously chaotic Dick Casablancas on Veronica Mars to the cult comedy hit Party Down, Ryan has built a career on sharp comedic timing and undeniable charisma. Ryan shares behind-the-scenes stories from his time working on Party Down, including the long-awaited revival and what it was like stepping back into that world years later. He also dives into his experience in Veronica Mars and how that role helped define his career. The conversation expands into Ryan’s work across major projects like Central Intelligence alongside Dwayne Johnson and Kevin Hart, as well as his roles in Brooklyn Nine-Nine and The Boys. Ryan also opens up about balancing comedy and drama, the evolution of Hollywood, and what continues to inspire him creatively. 🔥 What We Cover: Hansen’s breakout role on Veronica Mars The legacy and revival of Party Down Working with A-list stars in Central Intelligence Comedy vs. drama: finding the balance Behind-the-scenes stories from TV and film sets What’s next for Ryan Hansen 🎧 Why You Should Listen: If you’re a fan of smart comedy, cult-favorite TV shows, and authentic Hollywood stories, this episode delivers. Ryan Hansen brings humor, honesty, and insight into a career that continues to evolve and entertain. 📢 Don’t Forget: Subscribe, rate, and review The Brett Allan Show for more conversations with top actors, creators, and entertainers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jeremy Pinsly on Comedy & Greenpoint Comedy Club and Nashville Comedy | The Brett Allan Show This episode of The Brett Allan Show welcomes stand-up comedian, producer, and comedy entrepreneur Jeremy Pinsly. With over 15 years in the New York City comedy scene, Jeremy has built a reputation for creating unique, grassroots comedy experiences—from intimate apartment shows to full-scale club productions. Jeremy shares stories from his early days performing across NYC, producing shows everywhere from classic comedy clubs to underground speakeasies. He also reflects on his one-of-a-kind podcast with 89-year-old comedian and actress Dev Rogers, recorded in her rent-stabilized Upper West Side apartment—a project that blended generations of comedy and life wisdom. We also dive into Bubbe’s Comedy Hour, the wildly successful apartment comedy show Jeremy co-created with his wife Kayla, which ran for over two years and became a cult favorite among comedy fans. Now based in Nashville, Jeremy is continuing to build the comedy scene in a major way—producing shows at iconic venues like Friends in Low Places on Broadway and launching new spaces for stand-up across the city. Most recently, he founded the Greenpoint Comedy Club, marking an exciting new chapter in his career. If you’re a fan of stand-up, comedy culture, or the hustle behind building something from the ground up, this episode delivers insight, laughs, and inspiration. 🔑 Episode Highlights: Jeremy’s 15-year journey in the NYC comedy scene Producing shows in unconventional venues across New York The story behind his podcast with Dev Rogers Inside Bubbe’s Comedy Hour and its grassroots success Transitioning from NYC to Nashville’s growing comedy scene Building a comedy production business from scratch Founding the Greenpoint Comedy Club Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices