EPISODE · Sep 3, 2025 · 43 MIN
Never Enough: Acting, Writing and Coaching with Jamie Rose
from The Holly Hughes Podcast: Inside the Lives of Writers, Musicians, Filmmakers & More · host Holly Hughes
In the very first episode of The Holly Hughes Podcast, Holly sits down for a conversation with actor, writer and teacher Jamie Rose. Rose began her Hollywood career as a child actor starring in commercials for Kool-Aid and Mountain Dew before becoming a full time actor. She would have starring roles in TV shows such as Falcon Crest and Lady Blue in the 1980s, and would have regular appearances on Chicago Hope, Ally McBeal and Walker, Texas Ranger in the 90s.Jamie Rose now owns her own acting studio, JRose Studio in Los Angeles, where she teaches the next generations of actors.In today’s podcast, Jamie shares her experiences in the entertainment industry, the challenges she faced, and how she reinvented herself after significant loss. Holly and Jamie dive into the creative process, the importance of self-expression, and the tools she uses to overcome self-doubt. Jamie also introduces her upcoming book, “Facing Madame X” which focuses on feminine power and personal growth. Chapters00:00 Introduction to Jamie Rose02:58 The Journey of an Actress06:02 Transitioning from Acting to Writing08:49 Life Changes and New Beginnings12:02 The Complexity of Film Production15:05 The Art of Storytelling18:00 Writing Books and Overcoming Challenges20:57 Coaching and the Power of Archetypes25:32 The Birth of Madame X27:10 Facing Madamax: The Journey of Self-Discovery30:01 Tools to Combat Part X34:03 The Dance of Masculine and Feminine39:10 Creative Independence and Future AspirationsConnect with Holly Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thehollyhughes/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@hollyhughesintuitiveGet Holly’s book here: http://bit.ly/4ggvAamWebsite: https://hollyhughesintuitive.com/
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