Greg Staffa

I provide testosterone to the site. You won’t be reading about how nice a actress looks in a dress or how much of a hunk Matt Bomer is in my reviews. I describe colors using words like brown, not taupe. My twitter name is @staffaroadtrip because I love road trips and have done two different 48-state road trips since 2008. My favorite show is White Collar.

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The Staffa Corner Podcast, Ep. 72 – 12-Year-Old Actress Chyler Emery On Grit, Dreams, And Dhar Mann 

On this episode of The Staffa Corner Podcast, we sit down with Chyler Emery, a rising young actress who traces her journey from acting classes to working alongside industry veterans like Rob Lowe.

The Staffa Corner Podcast, Ep. 71 – Shrinking Actress Rachel Stubington Talks Summer, Hollywood, and Her Film Debut

Join us on this episode of The Staffa Corner Podcast as we dive into an intriguing conversation with Rachel Stubington, the talented actress known for her role as Summer in the hit series Shrinking.

Shrinking – Spoiler-Free Season 3 Review: An Emotional Journey of Growth and Change

As Alice (Lukita Maxwell) prepares to graduate high school and head off to college, Jimmy (Jason Segel) grapples with the prospect of being alone as he struggles to allow himself to find love.

The Staffa Corner Podcast, Ep. 70 – Fonco Studios CEO Fon Davis: ILM, Industry Future, & Remembering Grant Imahara

We invited Fon Davis, an Industrial Light & Magic (ILM) alum and CEO of Fonco Studios, to pull back the curtain on how practical effects still shape modern storytelling, even as LED volumes, motion capture, and 3D printing redefine the industry.

The Staffa Corner Podcast, Ep. 69 – Why VFX Veteran Anthony Lucero Bet Everything on Intimate, Independent Films

In this episode of The Staffa Corner Podcast, former ILM veteran Anthony Lucero joins us to explain why he traded blockbuster VFX for soulful indie filmmaking.

The Staffa Corner Podcast, Ep. 68 – Age is Just a Number: Twelve-Year-Old Luke Speakman’s Acting Journey

Yet, talking to 12-year-old Luke Speakman during this episode of The Staffa Corner Podcast reminded me why we each do this, the love of TV and film. Listening to Luke, it’s clear he’s passionate about both.

The Staffa Corner Podcast, Ep. 67 – Wake Up Dead Man’s Kerry Frances on Craft, Career, and Kindness

On this episode of The Staffa Corner Podcast, we’re joined by actress and singer Kerry Frances for a candid conversation about navigating the modern entertainment industry.

The Staffa Corner Podcast, Ep. 66 – From Baseball to Power Ranger: How Jason Faunt’s Backup Plan Became The Calling

Editor’s Note: Your Entertainment Corner has exclusive first access to The Staffa Corner Podcast (hosted by Greg Staffa, Sr. Writer for Your Entertainment Corner.) The Staffa Corner Podcast Episode 66 Guest: Jason Faunt On this episode of the Staffa Corner Podcast, we sit down with actor Jason Faunt to unpack a remarkable journey of reinvention. …

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The Staffa Corner Podcast, Ep. 65 – From Short Films To Big Dreams: Nuk Suwanchote On Craft, Culture, And Grit

A camera, a tight-knit family, and an endless appetite for story, that’s where Nuk Suwanchote’s filmmaking journey begins.

The Staffa Corner Podcast, Ep. 64 – Train Dreams Actor Alfred Hsing On Martial Arts, Acting, And Representation

We sit down today with actor Alfred Hsing, who opens up about pressure, perfection, and how acting allows him to explore vulnerability safely through character.

The Staffa Corner Podcast, Ep. 63 – Beyond the Gates Actor Jaden Lucas Miller On Craft, Grit, and Building Momentum

On this episode of The Staffa Corner Podcast, we sit down with actor Jaden Lucas Miller to trace his journey from the Raleigh stages to a CBS daytime set and a gripping turn on Hulu’s Reasonable Doubt.

The Staffa Corner Podcast, Ep. 62 – Actress Kylee Levien – Finding Balance Between Scripts And Skates

Kylee takes us behind the scenes of her new holiday film, A Chris-Mystery, sharing why she selects roles with purpose and how her knowledge of ASL has shaped her lens on representation.

The Staffa Corner Podcast, Ep. 61 –Somewhere in Montana’s Matt Drago

Actor Matt Drago joins us to discuss a life built on craft and the belief that stories matter, even when rejection is the norm.

The Staffa Corner Podcast, Ep. 60 – How Luma Valen Found Her Voice: From Puerto Rico to Vogue and the New Single “Alive”

In this episode of The Staffa Corner Podcast, Greg sits down with recording artist and model Luma Valen to explore how culture, grit, and timing transformed a classically trained violinist from a Puerto Rican farm into a rising pop star.

 Landman: Season 3, Episodes 1-3 Spoiler-Free Review

In the aftermath of Monty’s (Jon Hamm) death, his wife Cami (Demi Moore) and Tommy (Billy Bob Thornton), stepping in as president of M-Tex Oil, find themselves navigating a hostile future. Even before Monty is laid to rest, the industry’s wolves have begun to circle M-Tex.

The Staffa Corner Podcast, Ep. 59 – Katie Prentiss: From Grief to Film – A Journey of Resilience and Wake Up Maggie

The conversation delves into the rising awareness of FTD, put in the spotlight by Bruce Willis’s diagnosis and the advocacy of Emma Heming Willis

The Staffa Corner Podcast, Ep. 58 – From Grief To Laughs: Building “Noble Homes” With Mother–Daughter Team Renee Story & Chloe Ray

Join us on this episode of The Staffa Corner Podcast as we talk with the inspiring mother-daughter duo, Renee Story and Chloe Ray, creators of the heartwarming series “Noble Homes.”

The Staffa Corner Podcast, Ep. 57 – She Built a Voice the Regime Couldn’t Silence – Unveiling Jewel Farshad

Jewel shares the stakes of speaking out: family members jailed, the risks for Iranians using VPNs, and the grief of living in exile after losing her father during COVID.

Billy The Kid – Spoiler Free Season 3 Review

The Lincoln County War may be over, but the violence hasn’t let up in MGM+’s hit series Billy the Kid.

The Staffa Corner Podcast, Ep. 56 – Adaptability fuels success: Sophia Woodward’s Journey to Hollywood

The conversation offers fascinating insights into the realities of child acting, including Sophia’s breakthrough recurring role on Fox’s “Lethal Weapon” at age 12 and her career-defining portrayal of Luna in “The Loud House Christmas” special

Weird Al Yankovic Bigger & Weirder Tour Review

Opening for Weird Al during this tour is Puddles Pity Party, a.k.a. Michael Geier. Puddles became well-known after a brief appearance in season 12 of America’s Got Talent.

The Staffa Corner Podcast, Ep. 55 – How Injury Changed Everything for Ballard Actor Alain Uy

What happens when your life’s passion is suddenly taken away? For Alain Uy, a car accident didn’t just end his dance career. it became the catalyst for an entirely new journey.

The Staffa Corner Podcast, Ep. 54 – Hollywood Dreams and Indie Realities: Film Director Brendan Gabriel Murphy’s Journey

The visionary filmmaker behind the psychological thriller “Flux” (starring Tyrese Gibson and Shelley Hennig) reveals how his childhood love of movies  laid the groundwork for his directorial career.

The Staffa Corner Podcast, Ep. 53 – Mason McNulty on Acting, Music, and Riding into Billy the Kid’s Legacy

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What does it take to build an acting career from the ground up? Mason McNulty pulls back the curtain on his journey from child actor to versatile performer, offering a refreshingly honest look at the realities of Hollywood.

The Staffa Corner Podcast, Ep. 54 – From Kid Reporter to Rising Star: Lacey Katena’s Journey of Self-Discovery.

What happens when you grow up with a professional mascot as your father? For Lacey Katena, it meant learning the art of physical comedy, performing without fear, and understanding how to read and respond to audience energy.