“It just comes down to a few things and that is: have a good attitude and get into it because you’re interested not for the money, and keep moving forward. Just keep moving and good things tend to hap

Ross Buran was born in San Francisco where he was confident he was excelling at sports. Eventually, he grew to realize his own mediocrity and set out to find answers in the Arts. He attended USC's School of Theater and is a Writer/Actor and 3x Emmy Nomina

“What about the artist sentiment. … Where are we? Where do we stand as a society?” - Onir Today I interviewed Onir. Onir is an Indian filmmaker, producer, screenwriter and editor. He is best known for his film My Brother...Nikhil, based on the life of D

“Good producing is about finding ways to help people tell the stories in ways they didn’t know they could. Giving them the resources and the permission to make their voices heard.” – Michael Melamedof

Today I interviewed Doug Brady and Robyn Adams who produced on Triumph the Insult Comic Dog Election Special and more! Doug Brady is an Emmy-Nominated, Webby-Winning Producer / Writer. He’s Showrun fo

“The balance is to amplify voices when I can and to put together interesting events that are going to excite people.” – Sabir Sultan Today I interviewed Sabir Sultan of Strand Book Store Sabir Sultan

“How much further down this abyss of complete hatred of each other are we willing to go. And for what?” –  Dr. Lindsay Hoffman Today I interviewed Dr. Lindsay Hoffman. Dr. Lindsay Hoffman joined the faculty of the Department of Communication at the Uni...

“A lot of people are annoyed by differences and they are scared of it. … If they can only see how being different enriches a place, a community, it doesn’t take away from it. ” – Bassem Youssef Today I interviewed Bassem Youssef Bassem Youssef,

“Anything I can find that inspires me, propels me, goads me, is great.” – Henry Alford Today I interviewed Henry Alford. Henry Alford is a humorist and journalist HA writes for the New Yorker and Airmail. His six books include Big Kiss,

“[Moonstruck] represents a part of our culture that doesn’t always get the spotlight.” – Dom Nero Today I interviewed Dom Nero. Dom Nero is a staff video editor at Esquire Magazine, where he also writes about film, television, and video games.