Episode 37: Hayley Orrantia on authenticity, inspiration and "Sgt. Pepper's"

Today's guest is Hayley Orrantia, an American singer and actress known for her role in the hit TV show "The Goldbergs." The show follows the hilarious and awkward lives of a colorful, suburban family in Jenkintown, Pennsylvania in the 1980s. Orrantia is a scene stealer as Erica, the eldest Goldberg sibling, who fans have watched transform from a socially awkward, nerdy high schooler to popular, college-aged beauty who drops out of school to form a band with her girlfriends. In film, Orrantia most recently starred in Amazon/Lionsgate's holiday comedy "Christmas is Cancelled" alongside Dermot Mulroney and Janel Parrish.  Born and raised in Texas, Orrantia discovered her love of performing at nine years old, performing impromptu concerts in her bedroom. Now Orrantia is widely recognized as a successful independent music artist, who draws on inspiration from all genres to create soulful country-pop.  In 2018, Orrantia conducted her first headlining tour, the Strong, Sweet and Southern Tour, hitting 22 cities across the United States.  On this episode of "Everything Fab Four," host Kenneth Womack and Orrantia discuss covering iconic songs like "Maybe I'm Amazed," her search for authenticity as an artist, working with the late George Segal, and how Lindsay Lohan's "The Parent Trap" introduced her to the Beatles.