From 16 to CEO with Kassius Kearney

Everybody tells you to follow your dreams—but nobody ever tells you how. Welcome to The Someday Club, the definitive masterclass for anyone who has ever said, "Someday I’m going to..." and then watched the years slip away. Hosted by veteran actor, corporate executive, and professional voice talent Tom Cox (professionally known as Voiceover Tommy), this podcast is the ultimate roadmap for turning your "someday" into today.At 59 years old, Tom isn't trying to turn back the clock; he’s finally giving the younger actor inside him another chance to see what he can do. From earning his Actors' Equity card at just 19 on four days' notice in Fiddler on the Roof, to spending three decades climbing the corporate ladder as a high-level Sales Director, executive leader, and corporate "customer whisperer," Tom bridges the gap between elite performance art and sharp business strategy. Pulling from his raw personal background—overcoming a childhood with alcoholic parents, battling midlife depression, and navigating the emotional weight of pausing his creative ambitions to raise his family—Tom delivers an honest, humorous, and deeply inspiring take on personal transformation.Whether you are looking for an insider look at the voiceover industry, training tips from elite programs like The VO Dojo, or practical strategies to conquer the fear of failure, this show is your sanctuary. Featuring a heavy dose of dry Gen X humor and insights from Tom's journey as a 2026 iHeartRadio Top Host competitor, The Someday Club proves that it is never too late to break out of your comfort zone, master your mindset, and completely reinvent your life.Linktree: http://linketr.ee/VoTommyBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-right-buzz--6215244/support.

From Finding Stories to Finding Herself: The Journey of MK SteeleAuthor. Songwriter.Storyteller. Workshop Facilitator. Advocate. For Marcie Keithley, writing as MK Steele, storytelling has never simply been about putting words on a page. It has been a way of exploring identity, relationships, belonging and the complicated journey of discovering who we really are. Through her books, guided journals, music and workshops, MK creates space for honest conversations about self-awareness, attachment, relationships and what it means to find your way back to yourself. Her journey into this work began largely within the adoption community, where she became a passionate advocate for people navigating questions surrounding identity, family and belonging. Today, that work has evolved into something broader and deeply personal.MK is the author of The Shoebox Effect and the children’s book Frankie and Friends Talk Adoption. She also serves as Founder/Advisor of the National Association of Adoptees and Parents (NAAP), supporting adoptees and individuals navigating unexpected DNA discoveries and the complex questions that can follow.Contains a few swear words.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-right-buzz--6215244/support.

His journey as a writer began in childhood, but at around 21, he decided to pursue his dream professionally. Originally writing in Romanian, his mother tongue, he eventually turned to the English-speaking world after facing early disappointments. Over the years, he developed his craft through screenwriting competitions and short-film projects, reaching the semi-finals of the Page Awards, a milestone that gave him the confidence to share his work more widely.His writing explores complex characters, family relationships and the experiences that shape our lives. He is currently developing two projects: an untitled book about a young girl and her robot companion navigating a world without humans, and a screenplay inspired by a distinctive father figure and his influence on his son.After years of balancing work with his writing ambitions, his time in London taught him the importance of family and making the most of life. He eventually returned home to dedicate himself to his wife and five children. His personal experiences, including overcoming bullying and professional setbacks, have helped shape his resilience and continue to influence the stories he tells.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-right-buzz--6215244/support.

How do you launch an independent music empire at just 16 years old, scale it into a global creative media powerhouse, and navigate the cut-throat realities of the modern music business? Welcome to the ultimate blueprint for independent artists, producers, and creative entrepreneurs.Hosted by Kassius Kearney—Music Producer, Songwriter, Composer, and the Founder & CEO of I Scream Promotions (ISP)—this podcast drops you directly into the captain's chair of an independent record label. Drawing from his background as a former educator, published author, and elite Creative Director, Kassius bridges the gap between raw artistic talent and serious commercial infrastructure.Explore what it takes to build a massive, genre-fluid catalog spanning R&B, reggae, dancehall, country, Latin, world music, gospel, and cinematic scores. If you want to learn how to produce professional albums, master international creative collaborations, decode artist development, or treat your creative passion like a highly profitable business, Kassius delivers the unvarnished strategy you need to step onto the world stage.Spotify: open.spotify.com/album/2wIFtdj6tgPwgt3ENlzXvKFacebook: www.facebook.com/IScreamPromotions/Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-right-buzz--6215244/support.

From Acting to Filmmaking: The Stories Behind Will Triplett & Jack MulcahyBehind every film is a story, and sometimes the most fascinating stories belong to the people creating them. In this feature, we shine a light on Will Triplett and Jack Mulcahy, two accomplished creatives whose careers have taken them from acting and music into producing, directing, writing and filmmaking. Will Triplett’s journey began with a professional acting career in New York City that spanned more than a decade.After booking a lead role in a national television series shortly after college, Will went on to build an impressive career that included national television appearances, Off-Broadway work at The Public Theater and starring roles in independent films. Along the way, however, he discovered that his real passion lay behind the camera — creating worlds, developing characters and telling stories that explore subjects he genuinely cares about.That transition led Will into screenwriting and filmmaking, with UNFINISHED, his fifth fully scripted feature, now heading towards a planned 2027 release. He is also working on his sixth feature script, BRACKISH, with principal photography targeted for the end of 2027.His producing and archival work has also taken him into major productions, including Apple TV's Omnivore, HBO's Dreambreak: Pickleball Story, Jay-Z's 4:44 music video and the Super Bowl commercial The Hard Way for Red Lobster. Alongside Will is Jack Mulcahy, a multi-award-winning actor and producer whose career spans more than five decades and more than 130 film and television credits. A lifelong New Yorker, Jack's artistic journey began with music before moving into acting, with one of his earliest film appearances coming in Porky's, which became a major box-office success.Jack would go on to star in the Sundance-winning independent classic The Brothers McMullen, while continuing to build an extensive career across film and television. His story is also one of resilience. Having been orphaned at 18, Jack faced significant challenges early in life, but continued to build a career in the arts and has now celebrated 23 years of sobriety.Today, Will and Jack are continuing that creative journey together. Jack recently produced Paul & Greg & Amelia, currently making its way through the festival circuit, while also producing and starring alongside Will in UNFINISHED. What connects both of their stories is a belief in the importance of collaboration, creativity and culture. As Will puts it, “It’s amazing what can be accomplished when no one cares who gets the credit.” For him, filmmaking begins with building a strong culture and allowing everything else to follow. From actors to writers, producers and filmmakers, their journeys demonstrate how careers can evolve when experience, passion and a willingness to tell meaningful stories come together. The Right Buzz explores the people behind the projects — the experiences, challenges, choices and passion that helped shape the careers we see today.Instagram: unfinishe_dfilmBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-right-buzz--6215244/support.

Shadow of a Survivor: A Life Defined by HopeJohn Walker Pattison’s extraordinary journey from an eighteen-year-old cancer patient to a senior cancer nurse, author and survivor is a story of resilience, compassion, music and hope. There are some lives that seem almost impossible to believe. Lives that contain so many twists, challenges and remarkable moments that they could have been lifted from the pages of a novel. John Walker Pattison’s is one of those lives. A retired Senior Cancer Nurse Consultant and author, John has spent more than five decades living with a story that began with a devastating diagnosis. At just 18 years old, he was diagnosed with stage IV lymphoma and told that he would not survive.More than fifty-one years later, John is still here.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-right-buzz--6215244/support.

Marcia Regina Cook. There are moments in life when adversity can make us question our strength, our purpose, and even our ability to move forward. For Marcia Regina Cook, those moments became the foundation for a powerful mission: helping others discover their inner strength, overcome adversity, and live with greater courage and intention.An award-winning author, inspirational speaker, and life coach, Marcia has dedicated her work to encouraging people to recognise the possibilities that exist beyond their circumstances. Her message is one of resilience, personal responsibility, hope, and transformation.Website: www.marciareginacook.com⚠️ Trigger Warning: This episode contains discussions of sexual abuse, trauma and experiences of abuse, which some listeners may find distressing or triggering. Please take care of yourself while listening. If these topics are difficult for you, you may wish to skip this episode or listen when you feel comfortable and supported. The views and experiences shared in this episode belong to the guest and are presented as part of their personal story. We hope this conversation can help raise awareness, encourage understanding and remind anyone who has experienced abuse that they are not alone.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-right-buzz--6215244/support.

Nicholas Sundberg: The Voice Master™ – A Life Without LimitsFrom voice acting and martial arts to Hollywood productions and iconic skyscrapers, Nicholas Sundberg has built a career that defies convention. His story is one of resilience, reinvention, and an unwavering passion for living life to the fullest.Some people spend a lifetime mastering one profession. Nicholas Sundberg has mastered several.Known today as The Voice Master™, Nicholas is a professional voice actor, creative consultant, editor, producer, actor, martial arts instructor, and mentor.His remarkable journey has taken him from construction sites and financial institutions to film sets, recording studios, and even some of the world's most recognisable buildings.Contact [email protected] Website https://www.backstage.com/u/nicholas-sundberg/Website 2  https://www.backstage.com/u/nicholas-sundberg/Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-right-buzz--6215244/support.

Justin Brown: Turning Research Into Real-World Impact. Some people spend their lives searching for answers. Others dedicate themselves to ensuring those answers help save lives. Justin Brown belongs firmly in the latter category. As Founder and Principal Investigator of Staring Down The Muzzle LLC™, Director of Operations for a multi-site behavioural health organisation, researcher, author, and retired U.S. Army combat veteran, Justin has built a multidisciplinary career focused on improving outcomes for veterans, first responders, and the broader healthcare community.His work also extends into non-profit service through NAMI® Greater Kansas City, where he has applied to serve on the Board of Directors. Staring Down The Muzzle LLC™, Clinical Counseling Associates, and NAMI each operate under their own independent governance, mission, and organisational structure.Justin maintains clear separation among those roles while supporting ethical collaboration across research, behavioural healthcare, and community advocacy.staringdownthemuzzle.comBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-right-buzz--6215244/support.

Michael Ross: Proving That It's Never Too Late to Follow Your Calling. Success in the entertainment industry rarely follows a straight path. For actor and screenwriter Michael Ross, the journey has been one of determination, resilience, and a willingness to embrace every opportunity that came his way.Graduating from drama school at the age of 41, Michael's story is a powerful reminder that dreams have no expiry date and that passion, when pursued with persistence, can lead to extraordinary opportunities.Today, Michael has built an impressive career that spans theatre, film, and screenwriting. Having performed in London's prestigious West End, toured across the United Kingdom, appeared at the renowned Edinburgh Fringe Festival, and worked on multiple film productions, he continues to push himself creatively.With two films due for release this year and an ambitious television crime drama currently in development, his career is entering an exciting new chapter.Website Click HereBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-right-buzz--6215244/support.