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I believe every person has value. Behind every headline, hustle, hard-earned moment, and family tales there’s a story worth sharing. That’s why I built Beyond the Mic. I talk with artists, athletes, authors, icons and people you need to know. I don’t do puff pieces. I ask questions that get to the real stuff: the doubts, wins, detours, and moments that shaped them. The stories that you normally don't get to hear.Some stories make you laugh. Some hit you in the gut. All of them remind you: people matter, you matter.I’m not here to be famous. I’m here helping others be heard. I want curiosity to run free, connect communities, and make something that sticks with you long after the mic is off.Because in a world full of noise, real stories still cut through. That's my mission. Let's go #BeyondTheMic.New Episodes Weekly!This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacyPodtrac - https://analytics.podtrac.com/privacy-
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- 2 days ago11 min
Ryan Weiss host of "Waking Up with Ryan"
"I want my daughter to have that kind of compassion when someone's being mean or rude."Welcome Ryan Weiss:We're joined on the Starline by a father, partner, teacher, podcaster and former Broadway star. His latest project is a daily podcast, “Waking Up with Ryan”. We welcome Ryan Weiss.Ryan, let's go Beyond the Mic. You've said, "It was never about becoming someone new. It was about letting go of who I thought I was." That's a pretty different pitch than most of the wellness world makes right now. Why'd this show need to exist at ten minutes a day, instead of one more long conversation?So, what’s happiness to you now?Sophia Bush, Gerard Butler, LeAnn Rimes are lined up for the long-form side of this. What do you actually want to find out from them, that a magazine profile will never get to?Who is your dream guest that you haven’t booked yet?The Rockin' 8:“Waking Up with Ryan” is the show and Ryan Weiss joins us for the Rockin’ 8, 8 random questions, just trust your first instinct. There is no Pressure. 1. What kind of chickens did you have? 2. When was the last baseball game you attended, and who's your baseball idol? 3. First tattoo was of what, and when did you get it? 4. Favorite yoga pose, and least favorite? 5. Wicked is eight shows a week, no days off for months. What's the one thing about performer stamina that still shows up in how you coach people now?6. Growing up with two triplet siblings in the clergy, what's one thing about faith or ritual you picked up from them without ever meaning to?7. You say the same prayer each day, Ryan. When was the first day you said it?8. One experience you have had in your life that you want your daughter Deia to have too?Sneaking in a Couple More:You've said your deepest healing didn't come from trying to fix yourself, it came once you surrounded yourself with teachers and a community who actually understood your trauma. Who was in that room?What did they understand that you couldn't give yourself yet?Who do you want to heal with “Waking Up with Ryan”?One Big Question:“Waking Up with Ryan” is the show and Ryan Weiss joins us for One Big Question… If self-acceptance is the whole message, what's the part of yourself you're still working on accepting?The Wrap:Siblings became clergy, he became a Broadway dancer, now he's doing the family's actual work without a pulpit and had heritage chickens. He wants you to hear “Waking up with Ryan”. Ryan Weiss, thanks for taking the time to talk with us today.And that my friends is a Beyond the Mic Short Cut.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacyPodtrac - https://analytics.podtrac.com/privacy-policy-gdrp
- 3 days ago8 min
Who's That Girl: Thea Glassman on the Real Story Behind New Girl
"I will be so happy to rewatch, watch this every day to talk to every single director, every single writer, every single cast member."Welcome Thea Glassman:We’re joined on the Starline by an entertainment journalist and author who traced classic TV culture in “Freaks, Gleeks, and Dawson's Creek”. Now, she's turning her lens to Loft 4D with her new book, “Who's That Girl: The Definitive History of New Girl”. We welcome Thea Glassman.Thea, let's go Beyond the Mic. You wrote a Vanity Fair piece in 2018 was about New Girl trying to make things right in its final season. What were you seeing in the show that made you need to writ e that?Liz Meriwether described the New Girl set as a lab — a place where off-the-cuff comedy was created by the cast in the moment or through a long list of alt jokes, additional scripted jokes beyond what was written on the page. What's your favorite joke from that process?Which character did you relate to the most from New Girl?The Rockin' 8:Who's That Girl is the book, and Thea Glassman joins us for the Rockin' 8, 8 random questions, just trust your first instinct. There is no Pressure. 1. You have a dog named Riggins, after Friday Night Lights. What was the first TV show that made you feel like you belonged somewhere? 2. You posted a photo of your 14-year-old self with a Dawson's Creek CD liner. What was that girl looking for in that show? 3. In Freaks, Gleeks, and Dawson's Creek, you wrote about seven shows. Which was your favorite of the seven? Instant Followup : What makes New Girl worth its own book?4. You baked "heartthrob cupcakes" for people who supported your past books. Is that your actual love language — acts of cupcakes?5. Prince improvised on New Girl. Favorite Prince song? 6. What's the wildest behind the scenes story in the book: the thing that made you go "how did nobody know this?"7. If you could rewrite one episode of New Girl, which one and why?8. You traveled while reporting: mentioned extreme gelato and French covid. What's a moment from writing this book that you'll never forget?Sneaking in One More:What's something you found out about New Girl during reporting that genuinely hurt? You built relationships with the cast while reporting this. Did they tell you different things because they trusted you, versus what they might have told a stranger with a recorder?One Big Question:What part of New Girl's story do you think the show itself got wrong?The Wrap:She loved Dawson’s Creek for the love story, Switzerland for vacation and wants you to read “Who's That Girl: The Definitive History of New Girl”. Thea Glassman thanks for taking the time to talk with us today.And that my friends is a Beyond the Mic Short Cut.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacyPodtrac - https://analytics.podtrac.com/privacy-policy-gdrp
- 1 weeks ago11 min
James Landry Hébert on Authenticity
"The lines don't matter. The life does." — James Landry Hébert (On the difference between working with Sam Levinson and Taylor Sheridan.)Welcome James Landry Hébert:We’re joined on the Starline by a character actor born in Lafayette went from Brad Pitt's stand-in, to have Sam Levinson write a role specifically for him. Season 3 of “Euphoria” is streaming now on HBO Max. We welcome James Landry Hébert.James, let’s go Beyond the Mic. You said “Harley didn’t show up fully formed, we found him piece by piece.” When you read your first scenes, what did you recognize in that character that told you Sam already knew something true about you?“Euphoria” is so precise, with each frame deliberate. How do you hold onto the looseness, especially in the living room scene, when everything around you is that controlled?How has the way you see acting changed from when you started to now with “Euphoria”?The Rockin' 8:James Landry Hébert joins us Beyond the Mic for the Rockin’ 8, 8 random questions, just trust your first instinct. 1. James, you graduated high school on the rez. What's one thing you knew how to do by graduation that your LSU classmates definitely did not? 2. Before acting you were a horse wrangler and a band manager. Which one prepared you more for Hollywood? 3. Which show or movie doesn’t get the respect you thought it should have? 4. Most Cajun thing you've done in the last month? 5. If the Chitimacha Tribal School had a yearbook superlative for you, what would it have said? 6. When you were a kid on the reservation and you first understood what storytelling was, not as a career, but as something people do to survive... where were you and who was talking?7. Tarantino, Costner, Sheridan, Levinson: who scared you the most before you walked in, and was it deserved? 8. You've said you want to make a film about being adopted. What's the first scene?Sneaking in a couple more:You spent years in casting before you were acting... watching auditions, seeing what worked and what didn't. How did that change the way you walk into a room now?You've talked about wanting to produce, to connect the dots for people, help others get their stories told. When you think about the stories that aren't getting told yet… what's the one that sits with you?One Big Question:You've spent your whole career making dangerous people human. Finding the heart in the heavy. The Dardens took in a kid from Lafayette who had every reason to go sideways... and gave him a world. When you finally make that film... who are you making it for?The Wrap:The most Cajun thing James has done this month is make his families secret gumbo recipe, managing a band prepared him for Hollywood and wants you to see Euphoria Season 3 streaming now on HBO Max. James Landry Hébert, thanks for taking the time to talk with us today.And that my friends is a Beyond the Mic Short Cut.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacyPodtrac - https://analytics.podtrac.com/privacy-policy-gdrp
- 2 weeks ago10 min
Billy West on "Voice-A-Versa: Finding My Voice(s) Behind the Mic"
"I'm not worthless, like my father said I was." - Billy WestWelcome Billy West:We’re joined on the Starline by a voice-over actor who did his best stuff in the 31st Century. His latest project is his book “Voice-A-Versa: Finding My Voice(s) Behind the Mic”. We welcome Billy West.Billy, let’s go Beyond the Mic. You wrote this book about your own life, and then you had to read it out loud for the audiobook in your real voice, no character, nothing. Forty-five years of voices at your disposal, and you picked the one you never use on the air. Why'd your story need the real you?The book doesn't flinch from a hard childhood. What made this the year to finally put it on paper?"I was totally fearless as a voice-over actor. I would try anything I thought might work. My choices and voices were considered “off the nose” because I didn’t want to offer up character clichés or use the “safe” way out." Where did that fearlessness come from Billy?The Rockin' 8:“Voice-A-Versa: Finding My Voice(s) Behind the Mic” is the book and Billy West it’s time for the Rockin’ 8, 8 random questions, just trust your first instinct. There is no Pressure.1. You sold guitars in a Harvard Square shop by day and gigged Boston clubs by night. What's the worst guitar you ever talked somebody into buying?2. Your own X bio calls you a "microphone diaphragm destroyer." What's the take that actually blew one out?3. Billy. where is your favorite place to think?4. You had got a room full of guitars, which was your daily driver?5. In your world: voiceover, animation, radio... who doesn't get the credit they deserve?6. If someone else had to narrate the story of your life, which actor gets the job?7. You had a fake ID when you were 20. Do you remember what name was on it?8. Settling this once and for all: in Supergirl, is it Braille Face or Rivet Face?Sneaking in One More:Your earliest comedy wasn't for a crowd but for your mom, on the hard days, just to pull her out of it. What did a smile from her mean to you now?One Big Question:There's a line in the book: "The past lives in your head because it cannot survive anywhere else."So when did you find peace Billy?The Wrap:He listens to classical music to relax the voices, enjoyed playing a telecaster and wants you to read “Voice-A-Versa: Finding My Voice(s) Behind the Mic”, wherever books are sold. Billy West thanks for taking the time to talk with us today,And that my friends is a Beyond the Mic Short Cut.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacyPodtrac - https://analytics.podtrac.com/privacy-policy-gdrp
- 4 weeks ago21 min
Leanne Morgan: Why Her Accent Was Never the Problem
"I'm getting death threat and you're getting marriage proposals." — Leanne MorganWelcome Leanne MorganWe're joined on the Starline by a comedian who spent twenty years working Tennessee living rooms before Hollywood caught on. Now her sitcom is headed into season two and her tour keeps adding shows. “The Time of Our Lives Tour” is on the road now. We welcome Leanne Morgan.Leanne, let’s go Beyond the Mic. Before we talk tour, your daddy cut meat for a living. What do you still do at the grocery store meat case that normal people don't?You could have named this tour anything. "The Time of Our Lives" sounds like a woman making a point. What's your point?What happens in a club or theater that Netflix can't send to somebody's couch?The Rockin' 8:“The Time of Our Lives” tour is on the road, and comedian Leanne Morgan joins us for the Rockin’ 8, 8 random questions, just trust your first instinct.1. Coffee, tea, or moonshine?2. What's the go-to road trip snack on that tour bus?3. Your own bio says you got through University of Tennessee "by the skin of your teeth." Which class almost got you?4. Last show you binge-watched?5. Season two's got Lainey Wilson and Tyne Daly walking through your living room. If a season three comes, who's your dream guest?6. My wife's in the middle of it, so I get to ask. What's the worst thing about perimenopause?Two left, no pressure.7. Tennessee girl walks off the Ryman stage. What did you do the second you got to the wings?8. You were a finalist on Nick at Nite's Funniest Mom, and you didn't win. Does not winning it feel sweeter today?The Back Half:Take me to the kitchen in Bean Station, 1996. Three babies. No comedy club within an hour. If that woman could see your life today, would she recognize you? Or would it break her heart how long it took?People call it an overnight rise. It was thirty years. What did the waiting give you that getting famous at 25 never could?Your show's premise is a husband walking out after 33 years. Your real husband stayed. What did Chuck say the first time he read that script?Does Chuck make it through an episode of anything, or is he asleep by the cold open?Women look at you and see themselves. But you fly private now. (no, really?) So aisle, middle or window seat?Who makes YOU laugh? What kind of comedy cracks you open?When's the last time you laughed so hard you couldn't breathe?One Big Question:When it's just you on the porch in Knoxville, sun going down, nobody watching. What's the dream that still hasn't come true for you?Sneakin’ in Couple More:How has your family been strengthened by this journey?You grew up down the road from the Bell Witch. Do you tell the grand kids the story on Halloween?The Wrap:She wants Amy Poehler for season three of her show, not winning feel sweeter today and wants you to see “The Time of Our Lives Tour” and season two of Leanne hits Netflix August 27.Leanne Morgan, thanks for taking the time to talk with us today.And that my friends is Beyond the Mic.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacyPodtrac - https://analytics.podtrac.com/privacy-policy-gdrp
- Jul 1, 202611 min
Ron Friedman Studied 6,000 Workers to Find Out What the Best Teams Do — the Answer Will Surprise You
What do the writers' room of Succession, ABBA's recording studio, and Michelin-starred kitchens have in common?According to social psychologist Ron Friedman, they all run on the same playbook—and it’s completely counterintuitive. Friedman analyzed over 100,000 data points for his new book, Superteams, and discovered that elite teams aren’t the ones that collaborate the most or put in the longest hours.In this episode of Beyond the Mic, Ron goes past the data to share the messy reality of high performance. He opens up about why academia pushed him out the door, what a former telemarketer who minored in European history learned about himself, and the exact rule that slashes calendar bloat overnight.Plus, stick around for the specific question that had Ron wondering what host Sean Dillon was going to throw at him next.Hit play for a Beyond the Mic Short Cut with Dr. Ron Friedman!This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacyPodtrac - https://analytics.podtrac.com/privacy-policy-gdrp
- Jun 26, 202623 min
John PayCheck: "Those Weren't My Accomplishments."
"Things don't come easy. It doesn't matter, you know, that who I'm related to, you know, I'm out here in a van driving around."Welcome John PayCheck:We're joined on the Starline by a man who grew up riding buses with one of country music's biggest outlaws. He walked away from music for two decades, fighting fires, flying for the Army, raising a family, and building a completely different life. Now he's back with The Cavalry, a single called "Sons of the Spark" alongside Struggle Jennings. We welcome John PayCheck.John, let's go Beyond the Mic.Tell me about one of your recent adventures. A venue owner canceled a show because he thought you rolled into town like Mötley Crüe with the full band, more than he was expecting. What was your reaction?"Sons of the Spark" brings you together with Struggle Jennings, another guy with a famous last name. Whose idea was it and what made the two of you realize this wasn't just another duet?What was the one unusual topic brought up from that chance meeting?You said growing up wasn't easy for either of you, and you both had your own demons. Was there a moment in that writing process where you surprised yourself with how honest you were willing to be?The Rockin' 8:"Sons of the Spark" is out now and John PayCheck joins us for the Rockin' 8. 8 random questions, 1st instinct, no pressure.1. What's the last Army/Navy football game you attended? 2. What could you do at 20 that you can't do anymore, onstage or off? 3. What have your daughters taught you about your own music that you didn't expect?4. John, favorite Texas Hold 'Em hand? 5. Best round of golf you've ever shot? 6. You went from roadie to tour manager before you ever stepped behind the microphone. What's one skill from those years that nobody would guess a singer still needs today? 7. You farmed, too. What's was your best crop growing on your land? 8. Three daughters, three college tours this summer—North Texas, Texas, Texas A&M and Texas State. Which campus surprised you by becoming somebody's favorite? Which one were you quietly hoping they'd pick?The Back Half:We're sneaking in a couple more with John PayCheck Beyond the Mic. You spent twenty years building a life that was music free. At what point did you realize it wasn't just a break anymore but it had become your life?So which song of your dad’s didn’t get the love you that it should have?As your daughters see your work the way you saw your dad’s, what do you hope they take away from this life? Definitely, you've worn a lot of titles: soldier, firefighter, farmer, husband, father. When somebody introduces you today as "John PayCheck," which part of you do you hope they discover before they hear the last name?How has your military service changed you?When you’re not on stage, where do you actually feel the most like yourself?As you fight every day making a living how has your family grounded you?Two Big Questions:You posted that the hits keep coming and you're still fighting. What's the one hit you haven't posted about yet and how have you overcome that problem?You walked away from music and built a life completely outside of it. What does the fans applause mean to you now?The Wrap:John has an acre of lavender growing, struggles with his golf short game, and he’s on the road. "Sons of the Spark" available now. John PayCheck, thanks for taking the time to talk with us today.And that my friends is Beyond the Mic.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacyPodtrac - https://analytics.podtrac.com/privacy-policy-gdrp
- Jun 8, 202614 min
Kenny Wayne Shepherd on Going Back to the Beginning — and What Thirty Years Actually Changes
"Nobody pushed me to become the musician I am. I did it because I loved it." — Kenny Wayne ShepherdKenny Wayne Shepherd recorded his debut album at seventeen, drove to Memphis on weekends to track it, and went platinum before he could legally drink. Thirty years later, he went back in with the same guitars, the same amps, and a band that's spent three decades living inside these songs.Ledbetter Heights: The 30th Anniversary Sessions is the result — not a reissue, not a recreation, but a natural evolution of the record that launched one of blues rock's most enduring careers.In this episode, Kenny talks about why he recorded it again (there's a business reason and a real reason — he gives you both), what it was like to finally hear Noah Hunt sing songs Hunt had never recorded before, and how a seven-year-old standing on an amp case in Shreveport watching Stevie Ray Vaughan became the whole story.He also gets into the long creative partnership with Noah Hunt, what it actually takes to keep a band together for nearly thirty years, and why he thinks blues is experiencing another surge right now — and why that surge always happens the same way.Plus: Bobby Rush at ninety-two, Bob Dylan's catering, and the daughter who just graduated valedictorian while her dad was busy making records at her age.Ledbetter Heights: The 30th Anniversary Sessions is out now. Find Kenny Wayne Shepherd at kennywayneShepherd.com .Welcome Kenny Wayne Shepherd:We’re joined on the Starline by a blues-rock guitarist who recorded his debut album at 17, drove to Memphis on weekends to track it, and went Platinum before he could legally drink. Thirty years later he's back with the same songs, same mission, but a different man. “Ledbetter Heights: The 30th Anniversary Sessions” is out now. We welcome Kenny Wayne Shepherd.Kenny, let’s go Beyond the Mic. You went back to your original 1995 rig for these sessions, same guitar, same gear you used to cut the first version. What did it feel like to plug in and be back in that sound after 30 years?This record already existed. It went Platinum. You didn't have to do this. So what's the real reason you re-recorded it? Not the business reason, the one that actually made you go through with it?Noah Hunt has been with you for almost 30 years, and now he's on this record singing songs he never sang before. When you finally heard him on these tracks was there a moment where it just locked in and felt right, or was it more gradual than that?The Rockin' 8: “Ledbetter Heights: The 30th Anniversary Sessions” is the album and Kenny Wayne Shepherd joins us Beyond the Mic for the Rockin’ 8, 8 random questions, just trust your first instinct. There is no Pressure. 1. Your dad had a radio station and backstage access to everything. Is there a show you saw as a kid, before you were playing yourself, that you still think about? (SRV Double Trouble)2. At 13 you got up onstage with Bryan Lee in New Orleans and stayed up there until 4 A.M.. What did you eat after that or did you pass out?3. You graduated from Caddo Magnet High School in Shreveport. While you also were recording a debut album and driving to Memphis on weekends to track it. What's the course you could have studied harder back then? (none of that matter, math is never fun) loved art class4. Your wedding was performed entirely in Latin. Do you actually speak Latin?5. You've toured with Bob Dylan, The Rolling Stones, Aerosmith, Van Halen, Lynyrd Skynyrd. Which one of those bands had the most insane backstage setup? Bob Dylan had the best catering6. You've said your mission since your first deal was to spread the word about blues musicians who inspired you. Name one who doesn't get nearly enough credit. (bobby rush)7. You spent 10 days going door-to-door recording blues legends in their homes, juke joints, front porches. What's the smell you still associate with one of those sessions? Exhaust from the bus8. Which of your six kids is the best guitarist? (doesn’t know)The Back Half:I think about what it meant for your dad to hand you access to that world, and now you're on the other side of it. When one of your kids picks up an instrument, or doesn't, what goes through your head?You didn't have a lead singer, you had Corey Sterling, and then you didn't. Then you found Noah Hunt and he's been with you nearly 30 years. What does it actually take for two people to stay in a creative partnership that long without it going sideways?The blues has always lived at the margins of mainstream culture. You've spent your career pulling it toward the center. Do you think you've actually moved the needle or does it keep sliding back? Your daughter just graduated valedictorian. You were in Memphis cutting a record at her age. When you watch her step into that special moment, does any p
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About Beyond the Mic with Sean Dillon
I believe every person has value. Behind every headline, hustle, hard-earned moment, and family tales there’s a story worth sharing. That’s why I built Beyond the Mic. I talk with artists, athletes, authors, icons and people you need to know. I don’t do puff pieces. I ask questions that get to the real stuff: the doubts, wins, detours, and moments that shaped them. The stories that you normally don't get to hear.Some stories make you laugh. Some hit you in the gut. All of them remind you: people matter, you matter.I’m not here to be famous. I’m here helping others be heard. I want curiosity to run free, connect communities, and make something that sticks with you long after the mic is off.Because in a world full of noise, real stories still cut through. That's my mission. Let's go #BeyondTheMic.New Episodes Weekly!This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacyPodtrac - https://analytics.podtrac.com/privacy-
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