A brilliant and funny insight into the madness of the film/tv/performance industry.
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“This is such an excellent podcast. Connor is funny and self deprecating. His interview style and way with people is so natural and unfiltered. Such an excellent insight into the industry - the true meaning of this show. Listen from the beginning (there aren’t that many episodes) to get the full impact of the story. You won’t regret it!”
dex6200 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
06/14/23
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“An entertaining host and great storyteller with a comical puzzle to be solved. I binged all 8 episodes in a week.”
Donald Stockport via Apple Podcasts ·
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06/01/20
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“Been a fan of Connor for a while and haven’t seen him come into his own like this before.
Very real, deeply genuine and effortlessly funny. I hope this continues as an interview podcast about the sad reality of starting as an actor even after the “dead eyes” arc is seen though to...”Read full review »
hob hope via Apple Podcasts ·
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08/06/20
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“What starts out as a great premise with lots of promise (will he ever get to talk with Tom Hanks!?) ends up meandering and turns more self-indulgent than the average podcast. In the first few episodes I was really intrigued and loved where the story was going, but by the Aimee Mann episode it...”Read full review »
Mille1677 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/08/20
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