Host Mark Steele and resident expert Dr. Dave Schneider, M.D., interview acting coach Warner Loughlin. She is the acting coach for modern icons like Ryan Reynolds and Amy Adams. Warner started her career as an actress, and during that time she was taught the method of substitution, where the performer takes his or her own past trauma and personal negative experiences and then relives them mentally and emotionally for the sake of the performance. Even though this method was taught by the greats such as Stanislavski and Meisner, it achieved inconsistent results. On one hand, you could produce an Oscar-winning performance, on the other, a complete emotional and mental breakdown. Warner knew that there had to be a better way to get beautiful and moving performances without the threat to an actor’s emotional, mental and physical wellbeing. 

Host Mark Steele and resident expert Dr. Dave Schneider, M.D., interview Dr. Phil Roman, an expert cardiac anesthesiologist. Dr. Roman has trained in some of the leading institutions in the world, including Johns Hopkins and Duke University. However, despite his outstanding credentials, he describes himself as an intellectual late bloomer. Born to a Belgian father and a French mother, Dr. Roman’s childhood spanned the globe before they settled in the southern United States. As a college student in his early 20s, Dr. Roman was experiencing academic ups and downs until one day, a meeting with a guidance counselor gave him the insight that he needed to find his path. 

Host Mark Steele and resident expert Dr. Dave Schneider, M.D., interview Michael Garnsey, a computer forensics investigator with the Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Department. Michael was named the Nation’s Top Forensic Examiner in 2019. Unfortunately, the esteemed title comes with having a front row seat to the most depraved behavior of the human race. In his work to catch people who victimize children, how does he cope with the brutality of it? He finds strength in his fellow officers and the family they create together.