Short and fun snippets of our time on the Focus On Ability Short Film Festival red carpet, which took place in Sydney. All video clippings will be on Let Me Talk Entetainment Youtube, Tik Tok and Instagram! https://focusonability.com.au/
Tahan Lew Fatt joins us for a candid chat about all things Big Brother—from the iconic early seasons to the current new season. She shares what life is really like behind the walls, the parts viewers never see, and how the experience shaped her on and off screen. We dive into her most memorable moments, unexpected challenges, and what she thinks the show gets right (and wrong) today. A must-listen for reality TV fans and anyone curious about the true Big Brother experience.
Short and fun snippets of our time on the Focus On Ability Short Film Festival red carpet, which took place in Sydney. All video clippings will be on Let Me Talk Entetainment Youtube, Tik Tok and Instagram! https://focusonability.com.au/
In this episode, I chat with Tamara Meyer about her inspiring transition from a successful career in the entertainment industry as an actor and dancer to becoming a powerful motivational speaker. Tamara reflects on her experience on *So You Think You Can Dance Australia* and shares the pivotal moment when she realised her true purpose — to use her story to empower others and help them embrace transformation in their own lives.
In this episode, we chat with the talented Tricia Paoluccio about her starring role as Dolly Parton in Here You Come Again: The New Dolly Parton Musical. Tricia shares how she prepared to embody the country icon, from mastering Dolly’s voice and charm to capturing her spirit on stage. We dive into the heart of the musical, its message of hope and humour, and what it’s been like performing for Dolly fans across the country. Tricia also reflects on Dolly’s influence, life on tour, and the lessons she’s learned bringing such an iconic figure to life.
Amanda Friedman is a comedy writer and performer based in Los Angeles. In this episode we discuss her journey through college, living with autism and, how she found connection with her peers through comedy in high school.
Breakout star Jamie Marinos from MAFS 2025 joins us on this episode! We chat about her childhood, how she went from being a shy kid to finding her confidence, and of course, all things MAFS — including the surprising friendships she formed along the way.
Bec is back! We chat all things TV, what we're looking forward to, what we're currently watching, the season finale of TSITP and of course our new obession Tyler Perry's Beauty In Black which just aired the first part of it's second season on Netflix.
Let's talk about side jobs and how important it is too choose a side job that is going to make you happy whilst you are out chasing your dreams in the entertainment industry!
Laura Rigon is an Australian actress and multifaceted woman. In this episode, she discusses her journey as an actor and navigating her life and new goals after being diagnosed with cancer.
This episode Aussie Shore star Lexie Dyer joins us to spill the tea on Season 1—from wild drunken moments to dating disasters and housemate chaos. We talk about what it’s like following in her dad’s Big Brother footsteps, and how she’s handling her fast rise to fame. Nothing’s off-limits in this raw, real, and seriously entertaining chat.
This episode is apart of our GAFS segment! In this episode, we sit down with Katerina Zafiris, an emerging Greek-Australian director whose storytelling is rooted in heritage, memory, and heart. With a passion for crafting evocative period pieces, Katerina brings the past to life while honoring the wisdom of the elderly. Her work serves as a beautiful reminder of the importance of cherishing those who came before us. Join us as we explore her creative journey, cultural roots, and the stories that move her.
In this episode, I’m joined by rising Australian actor Ned Morgan, known for his breakout role in The Survivors on Netflix. We dive into his journey from a childhood filled with sport and storytelling, to the pivotal moment he chose acting over a promising future in football. Ned opens up about life on set, the emotional depth of his role in The Survivors, and what drives his passion for the arts.
In this episode, I’m giving you a quick update on the upcoming Season 6 — what’s in the works and what to expect. I’m also diving into a few TV shows I’ve watched recently, including We Were Liars, The Hunting Wives, and more — what hit, what missed, and what’s worth your time. Plus, a behind-the-scenes look at how the documentary project is coming along, and updates on a few other creative ventures I’ve been working on.
Shahad Bella is an actor, singer and, filmmaker from Australia. In this episode we discuss her short film Asfur, being apart of the muslim community and what it was like for her to also step away from it and follow her dreams as a creative.
Booking the Role – WTF Does That Actually Mean?” In this special episode, we’re flipping the mic—literally. We’re unpacking what “booking the room, not just the role” actually means by turning the spotlight onto someone who did it herself: your host, Zoe. Zoe auditioned multiple times for Neighbours - cut to a few months later, and she gets a straight offer. No audition. No callback. Just a “this role is yours.” For an actor who’s not already a household name, this is rare. And it’s the perfect example of how showing up with consistency, professionalism, and presence leaves a lasting impression.
In this GAFSCAST episode, GAFS President Nikita Chronis sits down with Professor Emeritus Charles Stewart, acclaimed anthropologist and Professor of Anthropology at University College London. Professor Stewart’s research has been pivotal in exploring how memory, dreams, and historical consciousness inform the way communities understand their past and imagine their future - especially in Greek and Eastern Mediterranean contexts. Together, they discuss the intersection of folklore, anthropology and, storytelling, drawing from Stewart’s celebrated fieldwork in Naxos and beyond.
Today’s guests are two rising stars in the Australian creative scene—Maggie Lynch and Aimee Forest. They’re part of the upcoming production of Legally Blonde: The Musical, hitting the stage at the National Theatre in St Kilda from July 12 to 27. This show is a big moment for both: Aimee steps into the director’s chair for the first time, and Maggie leads the charge as choreographer. In this episode, we talk about their creative journeys—how it all started, and how they got to where they are now.
This week, I review Secret Lives of Mormon Wives Season 2, Ransom Canyon, and the Grey’s Anatomy finale. I also share first impressions of Forever and my first-ever watch of Friday Night Lights. Plus, a powerful memoir I just finished and a quick update on the documentary I’ve been filming.
Jess is back! In this episode, we catch up on her life, career, her Netflix internship and her new short film, Mannequin which is currently seeking funding for production.