After learning that an old friend has died, Frances Neagley (Maria Sten), a former investigator with the 110th Special Investigations Unit who now works as a private investigator in Chicago, begins to suspect there is more to the story.

Production designer John Dondertman is one of them, responsible for helping create everything audiences see on screen, from locations and everyday rooms to superhero gadgets and entire fictional worlds.

Geoffrey Cantor has spent decades building a career across television, film and theater, including his memorable role as Mitchell Ellison in Marvel’s Daredevil and The Punisher.

Stuntwoman and stunt coordinator Amy Greene joins The Staffa Corner Podcast for a behind-the-scenes look at the world of Hollywood stunts and action design.

Bill Oberst Jr. joins The Staffa Corner Podcast for an open conversation about growing up feeling different, being bullied, and eventually finding a place where the things that once made him stand out became an advantage.

Jack Reacher (Alan Ritchson) has never been someone who can walk away when he sees someone in trouble. But when he steps in to help a woman on a Philadelphia subway, one split-second decision sets off a chain of events

On this episode of The Staffa Corner Podcast, actress Catherine Ashmore Bradley joins Greg Staffa for an exclusive celebrity interview about growing up in the entertainment industry. Known for playing Luan Loud on Nickelodeon’s The Really Loud House,

On this episode of The Staffa Corner Podcast, actor, gamer and NATO veteran Thor Knai joins Greg Staffa for an exclusive celebrity interview about his journey from Norway and Afghanistan to building a Hollywood acting career.

Did anyone really believe Ted Lasso was over after Season 3? I certainly didn’t. I always assumed the creative team would take a couple of years off, then find some way to bring Ted back to Richmond, most likely to coach the AFC Richmond women’s team teased during the Season 3 finale.

Before Elle Woods was proving everyone wrong at Harvard Law, she was just a sixteen-year-old girl facing one of the biggest changes of her life.

From South Africa to Los Angeles, Sean Cameron Michael has built a decades-long career across film and television by leaning into his craft, mastering accents, and taking challenging roles.