Here we are with Katie Otter. Katie Otter grew up traveling from back and forth from her hometown of Las Vegas, NV to Los Angeles, CA, where her love of Old Hollywood, sitcoms, and filmmaking first began! She has studied screen acting, theatre, and musical theatre for over 11 years.

Since graduating from the USC School of Dramatic Arts and School of Cinematic Arts, Katie has continued to study on set for projects like her most recent two, SUNKISS (@sunkissfilm) and ACTING SCHOOL (@actingschoolfilm). She also takes classes at The Groundlings and is a Studio Tour Guide at the World Famous Universal Studios Tour.

Katie sees working in any capacity as a learning experience, but mainly adores stories about the human experience, finding herself drawn to ensemble and romantic comedies, independent dramedies, and coming-of-age stories. We will also get to wrap up the episode hearing more about her upcoming mockumentaries.

Here we are with Nashville based singer/songwriter, Allison Leah. Here, we will get to learn more about her background working in the music industry starting her career singing jingles as a kid. When she was young, she turned to music when she needed someone to talk to, or when she needed to feel understood. Now, she creates music for that same reason.

Her favorite jingle she did was the "Hess Truck" Commercial and a GE commercial that aired during the 2010 Olympic Games! We will get to hear more about her college journey and her upcoming professional development goals studying the production side of the music industry and also learning about her singles including, "Constellations," "Coffee Cup," and her latest single "Meet Me in the Garden."

Here we are with Scarlet Fiorella. She began singing at a very young age and always gravitated towards different creative endeavors. As she got older, she merged her love for writing, singing, performing, and theatrics and slowly began to build out an artist persona. Scarlet is a singer, songwriter, and producer. Here, she'll discuss the expenses that come with being a recording artist and how much money goes into funding a project. She will also chat about the imposter syndrome that comes with being a female producer.

Finally, we will get a sneak peak of what is coming up with her professional endeavors including releasing an album in October and releasing 4 more singles throughout the summer.

Here, we are with Mason Edwards. He grew up on the east coast and after college moved to Nashville to pursue a career in the music industry but then turned entrepreneurial becoming a DJ. We will get to learn more about his experience and what it's like being a DJ in the South. We will get to hear his upcoming personal goals with his newest band's single and performances.

Here this week we are with James Jordan. Music has been part of James' life since he was little and singing in church, but but dreaming of becoming a musician felt almost like a guilty pleasure. Then, he landed in New Orleans studying at Tulane University. It was here, surrounded by masters of music, that his dream gained traction including performing at the most popular NOLA festival, Jazz Fest. We will get to hear about her New Orleans experiences and his upcoming goals being a band leader and singer.