The Leap with Michael DelVecchio

Dillon Wrich is a Los Angeles–based actor whose credits include ABC’s hit drama 9-1-1, YouTube Red’s Escape the Night, and a promotional spot for Universal Studios Hollywood’s Halloween Horror Nights.Originally from Las Vegas, Nevada, Dillon first set his sights on filmmaking. But after starring in his first short film in 2011, directed by his high school friend Justin Melson, he discovered a passion for acting that would change his career path. At 19 years old, he moved to Los Angeles to pursue acting professionally.Dillon went on to study at the New York Film Academy in Burbank, building his résumé through independent short films before landing his first co-starring role in Escape the Night in 2017. Since then, he has continued pursuing opportunities across film and television, carving out his own path in the entertainment industry.

Annette is a sepsis survivor, quadruple amputee, and passionate advocate who turned an unimaginable medical tragedy into a mission to help others. After a routine hysterectomy in 2012 led to septic shock, a four-month coma, and more than two years in the hospital, Annette faced the challenge of rebuilding her life in a completely different body.With the help of Patch, her beloved service dog from Canine Companions, she found a renewed sense of purpose through advocacy, fundraising, and fighting for medical malpractice reform. Today, she continues to share her story, raise awareness about the importance of patient advocates, and push for change so others don't have to endure what she did.

Chervet has contributed to the Disneyland brand for 25 years as a cast member, performer, VIP Guide, Live Entertainment Admin, and Special Activities Coordinator. Today, Chervet continues to facilitate great times as a Knott’s Scary Farm Recruiter and Staffing Specialist looking for Team Members for the Knott's Berry Farm Theme Park. Chervet has never met a stranger and continues to bring laughter and lift spirits wherever she goes!

Danielle Sheets is the Director of Development at Goodwill of Orange County, where she spends her days raising money, building relationships, and helping tell the stories behind the organization’s work in the community. She’s spent more than 15 years in the nonprofit world, but outside of work she’s a musician, horror movie lover, pop culture nerd, and someone who firmly believes most things are better with a little dark humor.Host: Michael DelVecchioGuest: Danielle SheetsOriginal Music: Danny DelVecchio & Joey Dammacco