Off The Record with Jordan Rance

Teresa Woods joins me to talk about her journey from Belize to the world of acting, filmmaking, and entrepreneurship. We dive into her creative process, what inspired her to start her freelancing business, “CineBelize”, the realities of freelancing in film, how she balances ambition with having a good time and how to do a proper cartwheel.

Andre Le’Neire returns for a full-circle moment. His first appearance on Off The Record with Jordan Rance was episode 3, and now he’s back for episode 33, a reflection of growth, change, and staying true to yourself. Andre is an actor/singer/songwriter from the southern/midwest region of the United States. He was born in Kenner, Louisiana and raised in Sugar Land, Texas before finishing high school in Tulsa, Oklahoma. For college he went to Toronto Film School in Ontario, Canada, where he met the people that shaped his art as well as his heart. He’s now sharing with the world who he is through music and acting, whether that be on a stage or a screen. In this episode, we dive into his upcoming album “Dirty Healing” - what the title means, where it came from, and the personal experiences that shaped it. We talk about the dangers of AI and endless remakes in creative industries, why so many people abandon their talents, and what it means to keep creating even when it feels easier to quit. Andre also shares his thoughts on wealth, responsibility, and why influence should be used to uplift others rather than protect a select few. Along the way, we get personal - touching on fears, past dreams, scars (literal and metaphorical), and the moments that quietly shape who we become. Thoughtful, honest, and unfiltered, this conversation is about art, accountability, and choosing to keep going.

Actor Zen Lenore joins me to talk about creating your own work as an actor, saying yes to exploration, and moving through life unapologetically curious. We dive into Zen’s love for nature, walking as a creativity reset, the importance of keeping all forms of art alive, and their ambitious (and hilarious) attempt to watch 365 movies in 365 days, despite being notoriously bad at watching movies. This is a thoughtful, playful conversation about creativity and doing things before you feel ready.

Welcome back to another episode of Off The Record! Today is more of chill, laid-back type episode. I talk about shower thoughts and shared a funny road rage moment that happened to me recently. I went for a different approach with this episode, more simple and straight to the beginning, I would love to hear your thoughts down below in the comments (YouTube or Spotify) on whether you like the clips I usually put at the beginning or start the episode directly from the intro graphic.

Milestone Alert! This is 30th episode of Off The Record with Jordan Rance! Today I spend some time talking about my New Year's Resolutions, my thoughts on the Stranger Things finale, the insane "glamorization" of smoking is making a comeback?!

Eddie Panting joins me to talk about the privilege of being a combat sports coach, a lifelong student of philosophy, and someone I personally look up to as a mentor and an inspiration. Born in Thunder Bay and raised in Winnipeg, Eddie’s life journey includes time spent in federal prison, a deep commitment to self-mastery, and a passion for combat sports, fitness, and personal growth. We dive into men’s mental health and the stigma around vulnerability, philosophy, horror movies, heavy metal music, video games, conspiracy theories, and what it really takes to turn your life around. This is an honest, wide-ranging conversation about discipline, darkness, and becoming who you’re meant to be.

This is last episode of 2025! Today I talk about Netflix merging with Warner Bros, the Kansas City Chiefs on possibly not making the playoffs, and I share my opinion on the "6-7" trend.

Did you know that the Duffer Brothers might have filmed scenes for the ending years ago? In this episode, we explore the wild theories surrounding the finale of Stranger Things and how it could all tie back to the beginning.What’s your wildest theory about how it all ends? Let me know in the comments!#OffTheRecordwithJordanRance #StrangerThings #FanTheories #DufferBrothers #TVFinale

YouTuber/Influencer Andrew Jennings joins me to dive deep into their world of acting, cosplay, and the art of bringing characters to life. We explore their lifelong fascination with the movie-making process. From crafting costumes and props through 3D printing to understanding what makes a scene emotionally land. Andrew opens up about how creativity has shaped not only their career, but their sense of identity and purpose. We get real about what it means to be a modern content creator: the pressures, the rewards, and the balancing act between passion projects and audience expectations. Andrew talks about finding community through cosplay, navigating the evolving landscape of YouTube, and the pure joy that comes from making something cool with your own hands. Whether you're into acting, filmmaking, cosplay, or just love hearing from genuinely creative people, this episode offers a fun, insightful look into the mind of a multi-talented artist who's constantly building, performing, and inspiring.

This week I share my thoughts and give my opinion on Jake Paul boxing former heavyweight champion, Anthony Joshua. As well as I talk about living life to the fullest and to not be afraid of taking risks, as that is what life is all about.

In this episode, I emphasize the importance of recognizing mental health as an integral part of overall health. I advocate for open discussions about feelings and mental well-being, urging society to eliminate the stigma surrounding mental health issues. I highlight the shared human experience, suggesting that despite our differences, we all face similar emotional challenges.

It’s a new era for Off the Record. New setup, new camera, and a fresh vibe. In this episode, I talk about the World Series (and why I think Toronto was the real winner), dive into how Gen Z earned the nickname “the burnout generation,” and share a few random thoughts along the way. It’s one of those laid-back, catch-up episodes. Just me and some real 'off the record' talk.

Hey! I hope you enjoy this little compilation of clips from all the previous episodes up until this point! Get ready for new updates coming very soon!

Actor Kaden Legrow joins me to talk about the craft of acting, the chaos of the industry, and the mindset it takes to stay grounded in it all. Kaden shares how his theatre roots shaped his approach to his performances and how he brings that same level of passion into film. We get into everything from the state of superhero movies and dream roles, to the importance of mental health, adrenaline rushes, and living life with type one diabetes. Kaden also looks back on our time together at Toronto Film School, including our hilarious scene, “The Great Oreo Debate”, where two brothers (or best friends?) go head-to-head over who deserves the last cookie.

Toronto-based actress Mikyla Warner joins me to talk about her journey in acting, how she got last-minute tickets to Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour, and what drives her passion for storytelling through multiple creative outlets. From her early days of publishing a short play in high school and performing in a band, to hosting the "City Bloom Fashion Show" and working on the skit series "Same Brain". Mikyla shares how she finds inspiration in music, art, and everyday life. We also discuss Mikyla's transition into ACTRA, her plans to turn her journal entries into short films, and her creative journey across different art forms.

Actor and author Alyssa Roulston joins me to talk about her journey in acting, her experiences on film sets, and her children's book, "Ruby Goes Camping". We swap stories from acting school, and Alyssa tells me how her life has changed since being diagnosed with Autism.

Filmmaker River Foster joins me to talk about movies, sports, and his creative process behind his upcoming short film “Three’s A Crowd”. From his unexpected past as a play-by-play announcer to how he brings his ideas to life, River shares a look into his world as both a storyteller and how sports inspires his writing.

Today, I spend some time speaking about important issues and just saying what's on my mind. This episode is raw and unfiltered.

Ella Plummer joins me to talk about the importance of growth. From lessons she’s learned on set to the power of becoming your own biggest cheerleader, Ella shares insights on creating your own definition of success, staying grateful, and pushing forward with positivity. She also shares a glimpse into her upcoming project Elleva.

Filmmaker Jesse Roman joins me to talk about his upcoming film “Shelf Life”, what being an artist means to him, and gives advice to anyone wanting to write a film of their own.

Seth Hamid joins me to share his perspective on mental health, healing, and the struggles of truly being yourself. We also dive into the journey of pursuing acting, what growth really looks like, and how to embrace authenticity.

Emerson Viveiros joins me to reminisce about playing soccer together when we were just 5 years old, talk about his incredible fitness transformation, and share his passion for combat sports.

A tough one but a real one. I didn't plan on releasing an episode this week but then I realized that this could be a good opportunity to talk about my roommate issues and how I'm embracing change.

Unofficial co-host, Riley Krall (a.k.a my best friend) joins me once again to discuss weird TikTok trends, the return of the bad name debate and his thoughts about Stranger Things 5.

Ayy!! We made it to the 10th episode!! In this episode I rant about everything that is wrong about this wonderful place we call Earth. I also share some thoughts about why you should do good deeds.

Singer-songwriter Phoenix joins me to talk about their passion for musicals, knowing the entire script to Disney’s Frozen, and their desire to collaborate with MICO.

Singer, songwriter, and actor Simeon Ross joins me to talk about creating new music, embracing single life after five years, rediscovering his self-worth, and his love for tiny homes.

My stepdad, Chris Henley joins me to talk about his life long passion for cars, his love for music, and how practical jokes are the best

Happy Birthday to ME! In this solo episode of Off the Record, I’m reflecting on this past year in my life, I share some valuable life lessons I've learned and I recently googled myself and you wouldn't believe what I found.

My best friend, Riley Krall joins me to talk about how some people just have some bad names, talks dumb people doing dumb things in horror movies, and his horrible order at Subway.

Ron Pozzebon joins me to talk about training for his first half marathon at 62, shares his thoughts about meditation and breath work, and gives advice to those who might be feeling stuck.

Andre Le'Neire joins me to talk about the current state of the US, the threat of AI, and navigating life through singing, songwriting and acting.

The first guest. The 2nd episode ever. My mom joins me to share some embarrassing stories, what life was like before becoming a mother and gives advice to new parents.

The first episode. This is where it all begins. Welcome to the show.

The Official Trailer for "Off The Record with Jordan Rance". Sit back, relax, and enjoy the show!