I started the Act Out podcast because I love conversations that actually mean something—not just the “how’s the weather?” kind, but the ones that reveal who we are and what drives us. I wanted to create a space where people could be honest, funny, even vulnerable, and where listeners might walk away feeling a little more connected. And since my backup plan of becoming a pro wrestler didn’t exactly pan out (turns out I’m better with words than piledrivers), this felt like the right ring to step into.