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.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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.