Julia Doyle Spills On Sophia's Twisted Plan For Kenny, Sara, And The Entire Town In FROM Season 4

Julia Doyle sits down with Wayne Ayers to break down one of the most talked-about characters in FROM Season 4; Sophia, the entity formerly known as the Man in Yellow.From the chilling car crash scene to the psychological warfare with Sara and the water pitcher, Julia pulls back the curtain on what it took to bring this haunting character to life. She dives into Sophia's obsession with storytelling, her calculated manipulation of the townspeople, and what it's really like to play a centuries-old entity hiding behind the face of an innocent girl all while Victor's dad grieves the very violence she caused.Julia also shares her thoughts on Sophia's endgame with Kenny, how she views Jim, the dramatic irony that has fans on the edge of their seats, and what the phrase "knowledge comes at a cost" really means now that Sophia has entered the picture.Whether you're obsessed with the lore, still recovering from that Julie scene, or just need someone to break down what Sophia is actually planning this one's for you.🔔 Subscribe so you never miss an episode of The Wayne Ayers Podcast👍 Like if you're deep in the FROM rabbit hole💬 Drop your Sophia theories in the comments

Erin Robinson joins The Wayne Ayers Podcast to break down her role as Delilah in Your Friends & Neighbors on Apple TV+ and nothing is off limits.From navigating Delilah’s complicated family dynamics to working alongside heavyweights like Jon Hamm and James Marsden, Erin gets real about the emotional layers behind the character, the secrets driving the story, and the moments that shocked her most while reading the script.She also opens up about:• Building Delilah’s quiet strength in a world full of chaos• The father-daughter tension at the heart of the show• Behind-the-scenes moments with the cast• The pressure and excitement of being part of one of Apple TV+’s most talked-about thrillersPlus, Erin reflects on her journey from digital media to scripted television and what this role taught her about herself as an actress.If you’re watching Your Friends & Neighbors, this is the deep dive you don’t want to miss.Watch now and don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more exclusive interviews.

In this episode of The Wayne Ayers Podcast, Wayne sits down with adult film star, cosplayer, and digital creator Abigaiil Morris for a candid, wide-ranging conversation about her journey from working in data analysis to becoming one of the most recognizable performers in the adult entertainment industry.Abigaiil opens up about the moment she realized a traditional career path wasn’t for her and how launching an OnlyFans in 2019 changed the direction of her life. She reflects on the early days of creating independent content, the learning curve of moving into professional studio productions, and the pressure she felt when making her studio debut in 2021.The conversation also dives into her relationship with Brazzers, what it was like signing an exclusive contract with a major studio, and her experience living in the Brazzers House. Abigaiil also shares behind-the-scenes insights fans never saw and discusses the growing role of social media in building a career in today’s adult industry.Beyond adult entertainment, Abigaiil talks about her passion for anime, cosplay, and convention culture, including her upcoming appearance at AnimeJapan 2026 and meeting fans at LA Comic Con. She reveals her favorite anime characters, the origins of her cosplay career, and how fandom culture helped shape her online presence.The episode also covers her milestone moment co-hosting the 2026 AVN Awards, the preparation that went into hosting a major industry event, and whether she plans to explore more hosting or media opportunities in the future.Wayne and Abigaiil close the conversation by discussing dream collaborations, performers she wishes she could have worked with, her goals for the future, and what she hopes new fans take away from her story.This is one of Abigaiil Morris’ most open and honest interviews yet.🔔 Subscribe for more conversations with actors, creators, and industry insiders.

This week on The Wayne Ayers Podcast, Charithra Chandran is joined by host Wayne Ayers for an insightful, in-depth conversation about her experience stepping into the much-loved role of Vivi in Netflix's live-action One Piece series and her journey from enigmatic Miss Wednesday to heroic princess.Charithra opens up about her experience with Vivi's big reveal and whether this change allowed her to access a whole new world of emotional range and acting ability. Wayne talks about his own experience watching this change on screen and then asks Charithra about her own experience with her transformation from mysterious Baroque Works agent to the heart of the Straw Hats' quest.The podcast then discusses Charithra's relationship with the Straw Hats. Charithra talks about what Vivi learned from her time with the Straw Hats and what the Straw Hats learned from Vivi. The podcast then goes on to discuss the fantastic relationship between Vivi and Nami in season two, which leads to a discussion of Charithra's relationship with Emily Rudd and how this friendship helped bring some of the most powerful scenes from season two to life.Charithra then goes on to discuss her experiences on set in South Africa, talking about what the cast did during downtime and how the set felt like a big family gathering.Wayne also touches on online discourse about Vivi's role in the show, including backlash from some fans. Charithra talks about her experiences with skeptics becoming fans and what she hopes she might say to the new generation of Vivi fans through the live-action series.For fans of the One Piece series, the episode goes in-depth on the Alabasta arc. Charithra talks about the anime scenes she is most excited to bring to life. Wayne even poses a few fun hypotheticals about whether Vivi might meet Ace in a future season of the show, what kind of Devil Fruit abilities she would want if she had a choice, and how she would handle running Baroque Works herself.The episode wraps up with fan questions combining both of Charithra's fandoms. She talks about which Bridgerton character would thrive in the Straw Hat crew, which member of the Straw Hat crew would be allowed to babysit Karoo, and what role she would play if she were suddenly inserted into the wild world of pirates, marines, and revolutionaries.It is a fun and thought-provoking episode full of love for the fandom. It talks about Vivi's heart, the magic of the One Piece cast, and the excitement of seeing a character she loves come to life.

In this episode of The Wayne Ayers Podcast, actor Camrus Johnson joins the show for a deep dive into his role as Mr. 5 in Netflix’s ONE PIECE Live Action series. From landing the role to stepping into one of anime and manga’s most beloved worlds, Camrus opens up about the experience of bringing the explosive Baroque Works agent to life.We talk about the moment he found out he was cast, whether he was already a One Piece fan, and what it feels like stepping into a story that has been shaping pop culture for decades. Camrus also breaks down his approach to playing Mr. 5, a character whose Bomb-Bomb Fruit powers turn his body into a living weapon.The conversation explores how actors adapt manga characters for live action, the dynamics between Mr. 5 and Miss Valentine, and the challenges of portraying villains who see themselves as professionals rather than traditional “bad guys.”We also dive into One Piece fandom, fan theories, cosplay culture, and some fun hypotheticals about pirate crews, anime universes, and the bounty Mr. 5 might place on his own head.If you’re a One Piece fan, this episode offers insight into the world behind the Grand Line and the process of adapting one of the most iconic anime stories ever created.Topics in this episode include:• Camrus Johnson being cast in ONE PIECE• The legacy of the One Piece story• Bringing Mr. 5 to life in live action• The Bomu Bomu no Mi (Bomb-Bomb Fruit) powers• Baroque Works and villain dynamics• Working with Miss Valentine• Behind-the-scenes stories from set• One Piece fan theories and fandom culture• Anime hypotheticals and pirate crew debates🎧 Listen to the full conversation and subscribe for more interviews with actors, creators, and storytellers from film, TV, anime, and beyond.

In this episode of The Wayne Ayers Podcast, Wayne sits down with Cara Harris, the breakout star of HBO’s A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, to unpack her unforgettable turn as Lady Gwin Ashford and what it means to step into the ever-watchful world of Westeros.Cara takes listeners inside the moment she learned she had been cast in the highly anticipated series set in the universe created by George R. R. Martin, revealing whether she was already a fan of Game of Thrones and House of the Dragon before landing the role that would change her career.The conversation dives deep into her first read of the scripts, the pressure of joining one of the most dissected franchises in television history, and the surreal “Day One” moment when the scale of Ashford Meadow, the armor, and the sigils made it all real. Cara also reveals whether she turned to the source material, The Tales of Dunk and Egg, to shape her portrayal of Gwin or chose to build the character from the scripts alone.Wayne and Cara explore the emotional core of the series, including Gwin’s perspective on the legendary duo Ser Duncan the Tall and Egg, the devastating consequences of the Trial of Seven, and how the death of Prince Baelor Targaryen reshapes the future of House Ashford. Cara reflects on what she believes Gwin truly sees when she looks at a hedge knight like Dunk and whether she believes in his version of honor.The discussion also gets personal and playful. Cara answers fan questions about which Westerosi House she would want to belong to, which dragon she would choose if given the chance, and what advice Lady Gwin might give a young Sansa Stark over a glass of wine. She also shares the one word she hopes fans associate with Lady Gwin’s legacy after the finale.Beyond Westeros, Cara opens up about the path that led her to acting, the performance that made her realize it was more than a hobby, and the mentors who believed in her before the world knew her name. She reflects on navigating the mental side of the entertainment industry, staying grounded amid rising visibility, and the surreal fan interactions that come with joining one of television’s most beloved universes.Cara also reveals whether she took anything from the set, if any scenes were left on the cutting room floor, and what memory from this season she believes will mean the most ten years from now.It is a wide-ranging, candid conversation about fantasy, fame, artistry, and the weight of stepping into one of the most iconic worlds ever put on screen.

This week on The Wayne Ayers Podcast, we’re diving headfirst into Greek mythology, fandom chaos, and behind-the-scenes secrets with Jasmine Vega, the breakout star joining Percy Jackson and the Olympians Season 2 as Hylla.Jasmine takes us back to the exact moment she found out she’d been cast, opens up about stepping into a role beloved by Heroes of Olympus fans, and shares what it was really like walking onto the Percy Jackson set for the first time. From filming the eerie, iconic scenes at Circe’s spa to revealing a behind-the-scenes detail that might shock fans, nothing is off-limits within Disney-safe boundaries.We also talk fandom pressure, viral reactions, wild DMs, and how Jasmine is handling the sudden wave of online love. Plus, she weighs in on whether Hylla’s story is far from over and which Heroes of Olympus character she’d love to see join the series next.Beyond Camp Half-Blood, Jasmine reflects on her past roles in Chilling Adventures of Sabrina and Billy the Kid, compares fantasy worlds, and answers the question fans didn’t know they needed: if Lizzie met Hylla, would it be friendship or war?And of course, we get into the fun stuff, her very first audition, worst audition horror stories, bad acting advice, dream roles, dream collaborators, and the misconceptions about acting that drive her absolutely insane.Funny, honest, and full of fandom moments you’ll want clipped immediately, this is an episode you don’t want to miss.

On this episode of The Wayne Ayers Podcast, Wayne sits down with actor, multilingual powerhouse, and rising fan favorite Ksenia Daniela Kharlamova for a wide-ranging, deeply personal conversation that moves effortlessly between life, art, identity, and ambition. Ksenia opens up about her fascinating upbringing, from being born in Toronto to spending formative years in Saint Petersburg, Russia. She reflects on the meaning behind her name, her time in the Russian circus, and her Caribbean roots, including her connection to Trinidad, Caribana culture, and her growing up between worlds. The conversation blends humor and nostalgia as Wayne and Ksenia talk culture, food, and the places that shaped her. The discussion then dives headfirst into Heated Rivalry, where Ksenia breaks down her portrayal of Svetlana and the emotional weight behind the character. She speaks candidly about performing in Russian, how her language skills influenced the role, her family's reaction to seeing that side of her on screen, and whether she ever had to help co-stars with their dialogue. Ksenia unpacks the layered dynamic between Svetlana and Ilya Rozanov, exploring loyalty, unspoken love, family trauma, and whether Svetlana understands Ilya better than he understands himself. She also teases how relationships could shift if secrets come to light in a potential second season, and reflects on the overwhelming fan response to Svetlana's quiet emotional strength. From there, the episode shifts into full superhero dream mode. Ksenia talks about her desire to play Starfire in a DC film, her introduction to the character, what she would say directly to James Gunn, and her ultimate dream Titans fan cast. She also reveals which supervillain she would love to play, her all-time favorite superheroes, and whetherthere'ss a Marvel role calling her name. Wayne and Ksenia also explore her broader creative ambitions, including dream film roles, potential biopics, animated stories she would love to see adapted into live action, and what life beyond acting looks like for her. She discusses fashion, brand collaborations, and long-term goals beyond the screen. The episode closes on a heartfelt note as Ksenia shares personal goals for the year, surprises fans with something they may not know about her, and delivers a message directly to the people who have supported her journey so far. Insightful, funny, and emotionally rich, this is a must-listen conversation that shows Ksenia Daniela Kharlamova not just as a performer, but as a fully formed creative force stepping confidently into her next chapter.

This week on The Wayne Ayers Podcast, Wayne Ayers sits down with Finding Her Edge stars Madelyn Keys and Alexandra Beaton to talk all things love, rivalry, and ambition in Netflix's newest romantic teen drama, which premiered globally on January 22, 2026. Based on the novel by Jennifer Iacopelli, the eight-episode series dives into the high-stakes world of elite figure skating, where passion on the ice collides with pressure off it.Madelyn Keys opens up about bringing 17-year-old Adriana Russo to life, a rising skater chasing her World Championship dream while torn between two partners and two very different loves: Brayden, the sport's rebellious bad boy, and Freddie, her first love and former skating partner. Alexandra Beaton discusses the deeper family drama at the heart of the series, as the Russo sisters fight to preserve their once-great skating dynasty and keep their family rink from collapsing. From fake relationships and honest feelings to sacrifice, sisterhood, and surviving the grind of elite competition, this conversation goes beyond the romance to explore what it really costs to chase greatness.Finding Her Edge is now streaming on Netflix.

The Wayne Ayers Podcast is back with voice actor and on-camera talent Paul Castro Jr. From NYU Meisner training and Off-Broadway roots to major anime roles, Paul breaks down the craft behind his performances and the surprising overlap between theater and dubbing. He talks about voicing Riddle Rosehearts in Disney's Twisted Wonderland: The Animation, finding the emotional depth beneath the character's strict exterior, and what fans can expect as new episodes drop weekly on Disney+. Paul also dives into Netflix's The Summer Hikaru Died, balancing comfort and unease as Hikaru, and stepping into Dragon Ball Daima as mini Vegeta. Plus: franchises, producing The Divine Blood, advocacy, and what's next.