Mary Jane Popp and producer Kenneth Segura Knoll interview actor Perry King. Perry discusses his Hollywood career, his passion project "The Divide"—filmed on his own ranch—and shares insights on acting, creative control, and industry changes. He reflects on lessons from legendary actors, his love of motorcycles, and his family’s historical ties to America’s founding. The conversation also explores Hollywood’s shifting landscape, Perry’s retirement, and the importance of enthusiasm and authenticity, offering listeners a thoughtful and inspiring look at a storied career.

Mary Jane Popp and producer Kenneth Segura Knoll sit down with country music legend Lacy J. Dalton. They explore Lacy’s storied career, her unique "outlaw" style, and her collaborations with country greats. Lacy shares heartfelt stories about her songwriting, her passion for giving hope through music, and her advocacy for wild horses. The conversation also delves into her views on society, spirituality, and the challenges facing America and the West.

Mary Jane Popp and producer Kenneth Segura Knoll celebrate the 50th anniversary of "Little House on the Prairie" with actress Allison Arngrim, who played Nellie Oleson. Allison shares behind-the-scenes stories, her family’s showbiz background, and her journey from child star to activist and comedian. The conversation highlights Allison’s resilience, her ongoing connection with fans, and the enduring legacy of the beloved TV series. The episode is a heartfelt tribute to Allison’s multifaceted career and the timeless appeal of "Little House on the Prairie."

Mary Jane Popp and producer Kenneth Segura Knoll interview Donny Most, best known as Ralph "Mouth" from "Happy Days." Donny shares stories from his acting and music career, and discusses his love for jazz. He describes his journey from Brooklyn to Hollywood, the camaraderie among the "Happy Days" cast, and his ongoing projects in music and directing.

Mary Jane Popp and producer Kenneth Segura Knoll interview Martin Kove, famed for his role as John Kreese in "The Karate Kid" and "Cobra Kai." Kove shares stories from his career, discusses being typecast as a villain, and reveals his passion for creating heartfelt, character-driven projects. The conversation covers his martial arts background, family, and upcoming graphic novel adaptation.

Mary Jane Popp and producer Kenneth Segura Knoll interview legendary impressionist Rich Little. Rich shares stories from his decades-long career, demonstrating his famous impressions of presidents and celebrities, and reflecting on the golden age of Hollywood. He discusses encounters with stars like Nixon, Sinatra, and Judy Garland, and the evolution of comedy. The conversation highlights Rich’s unique talent, his charitable work, and the importance of preserving the legacy of classic entertainers.

Mary Jane Popp and producer Kenneth Segura Knoll reflect on legendary TV and radio personality Art Linkletter. They discuss his early life, groundbreaking career on shows like Kids Say the Darndest Things, personal resilience through family tragedies, and his ongoing humanitarian and business ventures. Linkletter shares advice on lifelong learning, family, and the inspiring portrait of a true media pioneer.

Mary Jane Popp and producer Kenneth Segura Knoll are joined by actress Molly Ringwald for a retrospective on Molly’s career. They discuss her early jazz performances with her father, her iconic 1980s film roles, current theater work, and personal life. The episode also features an interview with Melissa Gilbert, reflecting on her "Little House on the Prairie" legacy, activism, and family. The hosts celebrate Sacramento’s vibrant arts scene and share fascinating film history, offering listeners nostalgic insights and inspiring stories from beloved stars.