Charlie's Boys: Living Creatively

This episode features two of the most versatile and enduring storytellers in television — brothers Randy and Craig Zisk. As directors and producers each on their own journey, they’ve shaped some of the most iconic shows of the last three decades: Monk, Weeds, The Mentalist, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Smash, The Looming Tower, and many more. In this episode, we discuss the sibling dynamic, the lessons the brothers have learned from early hits and near misses, and what continues to excite them creatively today. Whether you’re an aspiring filmmaker, a curious TV fan, or someone looking to understand what it takes to sustain greatness over time — this episode is for you. Join us as we discuss Living Creatively with Randy and Craig Zisk.

This episode features celebrated chef Joel Gamoran who's known for bold flavors, emotional storytelling, and a career that spans restaurants, TV shows, food media ventures and an ever-evolving culinary voice. From his training at the Culinary Institute of America, to becoming the national chef for Sur La Table and later gaining wider recognition through his show "Scraps," Joel doesn't just cook, he creates with intention, discipline, and heart. In this episode, we dive into the journey behind the plate, inspiration, risk, reinvention, and the art of feeding people something they'll never forget. Join us as we discuss Living Creatively with Joel Gamoran.

This episode features the multi-hyphenate; actor, writer, producer and musician Paul Adelstein. You may know Paul from Private Practice, Prison Break, Scandal, Girlfriend's Guide to Divorce, or countless other standout performances. Or, you may know Paul from his stage work or playing music with his band Doris. Paul's always deeply thoughtful about his craft and is a great collaborator who's always chasing the why behind the work. Join us as we discuss Living Creatively with Paul Adelstein.

This episode features the brilliant and fearless Pam Brady, one of the funniest minds in Hollywood. Pam is a powerhouse writer and producer whose bold, offbeat voice has shaped some of the most iconic comedies in television and film. Her many credits include; South Park, Team America: World Police, Hamlet 2 and #1 Happy Family USA. If you've ever laughed at something deeply inappropriate, Pam probably had a hand in it. Join us as we discuss Living Creatively with Pam Brady.