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A talk show that focuses on creating your own career in the entertainment industry. Natalie and Wayne discuss the latest in the entertainment world and trending topics in social media, and provide insight to those pursuing a career in "the biz." Each episode includes a close-up interview with one of Hollywood's finest working actors, directors, producers, writers and other industry professionals.

Natalie and Wayne share different ways to help in the relief effort for victims of Hurricane Harvey. Actress and author Jenna Fischer ("The Office", Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story) joins them in-studio to talk about her new book "The Actor's Life: A Survival Guide". Featuring Music: Bev and Cliff Nelson with the OC9 Music Group.

Natalie and Wayne celebrate Halloween with their new stage mama, Maw Kitty. They share new sketches and talk to the stars of BYUtv's "Extinct" Yorke G. Fryer and Chad Michael Collins. Featuring Music: Dave Smith and Garry Corman with the OC9 Music Group and The Boobe' Sisters.

Natalie and Wayne share what's on the horizon for Hollywood Close-Up. Filmmaker Thomas J. Churchill (Nation's Fire, Lazarus: Apocalypse) joins them to talk about going from VHS editing to directing an Academy Award nominee. Featuring Music: Bev and Cliff Nelson with the OC9 Music Group.

Natalie and Wayne talk via phone call with two time Emmy award winning director Noel Quinones about his documentary film Uno A Uno. Stand-up comedian Stacey Taylor joins them live to talk about making life changes and the Straight Jacket Comedy Tour. Featuring Music: Bev and Cliff Nelson with the OC9 Music Group.

Natalie and Wayne are featured in Backstage AGAIN. S.J. Mendelson AKA Maw Kitty gives them a behind the scenes look at being a contestant on "America's Got Talent", shares her love for Simon Cowell and talks about being cast in a pilot for Netflix. Featuring Music: Florence Hartigan.

Natalie goes to live theatre while Wayne goes to a movie theater. Actress, comedienne and writer Christina Marie Leonard ("Loch Ness", The Hidden Rebels Podcast) drops by to talk about how Pocahontas and Princess Leia influenced her career in entertainment. Featuring Music: Aliyah Moulden.

Natalie and Wayne get a call from past guest James Chalke with some exciting news. Singer and actress Aliyah Moulden (Netflix's Anastasia) joins them to chat about her experience working with coach Blake Shelton on NBC's "The Voice" and tells them about her early birthday gift.

It's the Natalie and Wayne are back from summer hiatus episode. Actor, writer, producer and U.S. Veteran Vincent "Rocco" Vargas (Not a War Story, "Sons Of Anarchy: Mayans MC") calls from Las Vegas to talk about making a film on a low budget and working with Kurt Sutter. Featuring Music: Hugh McBride.

It's the best of the Tony Awards talk with Natalie and Wayne. Playwright, actor and teacher Jack Fry (They Call Me Mister Fry) channels Einstein. and chats about finding the right storyteller to direct your work. Featuring Music: Bev and Cliff Nelson.

Natalie and Wayne chat about covering the red carpet at the AA4K Studios Student Short Film Premiere. Actress Mischa McCortney (Dropouts Comedy) joins them to talk about writing sketches with the one you love and how stand-up comedy can be therapeutic. Featuring Music: Bev and Cliff Nelson.

Natalie and Wayne contemplate the the age old question - Is it appropriate to wear white before Memorial Day? Actress Caitlin O'Connor (American Satan, Glass Jaw) joins them to chat about hosting the upcoming Maxim Hot 100 List Party and shares her secrets to a successful beach photoshoot. Featuring Music: No Small Children.

Natalie and Wayne recap their favorite moments from the 2017 Billboard Music Awards. Producer Jenn Page chats about being an independent film director and her upcoming passion project Playing with Beethoven. Featuring Music: No Small Children.

Natalie and Wayne defend the creatives. Choreographer and creator of the immersive dance performance "The Other Side," Sofia Stoller chats about the many facets of her production which touch on political and social hierarchy. Featuring Music: Slant.

Natalie and Wayne rejoice, NO WGA STRIKE. Director, author and acting instructor Mary Lou Belli ("Famous In Love", "NCIS: New Orleans") compares directing to delivering a pizza and talks about how the camera reads everything in an actor's eyes. Featuring Music: Losers Like Us.

Natalie and Wayne debate over proper chocolate bunny eating etiquette. Director Edward Payson (Our Friend Jon, Paranormal Central) joins them to talk about his film school experiences and filming a movie within a movie. Featuring Music: The Last Gunfighter Guest.

Natalie and Wayne chat about the possible WGA strike. Empowering actress and star of her own super woman show Kimleigh Smith (T-O-T-A-L-L-Y, The Discovery) talks about being your own superhero and her new Netflix movie with Robert Redford. Featuring Music: Katelyn Marie.

Breaking News: There's traffic in LA. Natalie and Wayne discuss how to maneuver the gridlock and other travel options. The National Association of Latino Independent Producers executive director, Ben Lopez joins them to chat about connecting Latino content creators and preparing them to compete in Hollywood. Featuring Music: Katelyn Marie.

Wayne goes all Kong, as "This is Us" consumes Natalie. Rockers 4 Wildlife hosts Paul Padgett and Anahit Etemadi share some of their solutions for environmental issues and how they implement them to help save the planet. Featuring Music: Heidi-Marie Ferren.

Natalie and Wayne chat with musicians Kayley Stallings and Richard Tichelman as they prepare for their live performances at Planet Love Fest and Whisky A Go Go . Social media strategist Heidi Dean (Marketing 4 Actors) joins them live (on the phone) to talk about the importance of an actor's online presence, when to post bookings and her 21-Day Social Rockstar Challenge. Featuring Music: Richard Tichelman.

Natalie and Wayne talk Grammys and the casting director workshops controversy. Writer, director and producer Russell Brown (Search Engines, Karen Black: On Acting) joins them in-studio as they leave the cell phones off and face to face conversation on with a mix of some Valentine's stuff in between. Featuring Music: Peter Bonoff.

Natalie and Wayne discuss the Superbowl and its correlation to the entertainment business. Producer Allison Tate and creator Mike Roma of the web series "Danny the Manny" talk about framing stories around your passions and not having to ask for permission. Featuring Music: Nick Darrow.

Did Natalie and Wayne actually agree on their favorite part of the SAG Awards?. Director, writer and producer Melissa Vitello (Speak Now) talks about her different Kickstarter campaign approach, finishing up her five year plan and her favorite place to write. Featuring Music: Nick Darrow.

Natalie and Wayne discuss the Oscar noms and this week's Screen Actors Guild Awards. Comedian Marty Ross is a fountain of youth and laughs as he joins them in studio to talk about beginning his stand-up comedy career at the young age of 65. Featuring Music: Slant.