Hollywood At Home With The Creative Coalition Two Squared Media Productions

Sascha Penn is a screenwriter at the forefront of his craft. With Creed II, The Magnificent Seven, and “Power” under his belt, he has been churning out box office hits and ratings giants for years. Now, in his third season as showrunner for Starz’s “Power Book III: Raising Kanan,” Penn is taking on a John Grisham adaptation, and keeping his foot on the gas.
On this week’s episode of Hollywood at Home, Penn shares knowledge garnered from a career that has seen him penciling dialogue for Sylvester Stallone, Patina Miller, Denzel Washington, Tessa Thompson, Ethan Hawke, Chris Pratt, Michael B. Jordan, and more. 
With insights on pitching shows, casting characters, and running sets, Penn tells us what it takes to get from an idea to the screen. With bonus stories from his years producing Hannah Montana concerts and marketing for the New York Knicks, this is one you don’t want to miss.

A mentee to Frank Sinatra and Stella Adler. A friend to Sylvestor Stalone and Timothy Dalton. With credits in over 130 films, a chart-topping jazz album, and a career spanning nearly 50 years, actor, musician, filmmaker, and all-around renaissance man, Robert Davi, has truly done it all. This week, he joins Hollywood at Home to share captivating stories and sage advice from a life at the forefront of show business. 
Davi’s prolific filmography includes leading roles in defining hits such as The Goonies, Licence To Kill, and Die Hard, as well as new contributions to the cultural lexicon like Bardejov and Inside Man. However, his stories go beyond a cursory behind-the-scenes glimpse of these famous sets. With his trademark no-holds-barred candor, he reflects on the movies and performances that have shaped the modern era of film.

Comedic force June Diane Raphael, effortlessly blends her razor-sharp wit and impeccable timing, while in the hot seat this week at Hollywood at Home.  Raphael, known for her standout roles in "Burning Love," "Big Mouth," and "Grace and Frankie," captivates in a revealing interview that gives listeners the exclusive opportunity to delve into the life and experiences of the versatile actor and comedian, as she sheds light on her journey from the screen to real life. Beyond the characters she portrays, Raphael opens up about her collaborations with industry legends such as Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin, and Kelsey Grammar. What sets this interview apart is Raphael's candid discussion on the intricacies of balancing a thriving career in Hollywood with the joys and challenges of motherhood. From navigating auditions mere weeks after childbirth to advocating for greater diversity and representation on screen, she fearlessly shares her personal and professional triumphs and tribulations. Join June Diane Raphael on Hollywood at Home as she shares her unfiltered perspective on navigating fame, family, and the future of women in film and television.

This week on Hollywood at Home, actor, writer and producer Mayan Lopez takes us behind the scenes of “Lopez vs. Lopez” and opens up about the real life experiences that inspired the hit show. Lopez shares candid stories from a childhood spent on set and in a household struggling with addiction, infidelity, and divorce. She goes on to examine the role that humor has played in processing her complex past and familial relationships, and the ways in which the show and her character on it have helped her learn and grow. With reflections on guest judging “Rupaul’s Drag Race,” making the first TV show adapted from TikTok content, and growing up immersed in the entertainment industry, Lopez paints a picture of her life and work that is equal parts honest, heartfelt, and funny.

From his early childhood in Iran to his critically-praised role as ‘Stewy’ on the show that became a global phenomenon, “Succession,” actor Arian Moayed leads listeners through his journey as both an actor and an activist this week on Hollywood at Home. Arian shares the early opportunities in the arts, coupled with his experiences as an immigrant, that paved the way for his extraordinary career on both stage and screen. With heart and humor, he discusses the inspiration behind his performances in some of the biggest shows and films of the last decade. Arian gives us an inside look at what it’s like to enter the Marvel Cinematic Universe and go toe-to-toe in scenes with Jeremy Strong, Brian Cox, and Sarah Snook. He also discusses how activism, especially as an artist, is where his heart and passions lie.
Highlights include stories from sets with Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Tom Holland, finding inspiration from Snoop Dogg, and a poignant reflection on the importance of providing access to the arts for all.

This week on Hollywood at Home with The Creative Coalition, listeners are treated to an intimate and powerful discussion with actor Cara Jade Myers who shares her emotional and rewarding journey working on the blockbuster movie "Killers of the Flower Moon". With the same vulnerability, heart, and compassion that she brought to the role of ‘Anna’ in the Oscar-nominated film, Myers shares details of this life-changing experience - from her nerve-wracking audition for Martin Scorsese to the deeply moving premiere of the film. Myers opens up about personal experiences that inspired her scene-stealing performance in Killers of the Flower Moon, working with legends Robert De Niro and Leonardo DiCaprio, and collaborating with a crew of Indigenous storytellers. In this exclusive interview, she also shares dynamic commentary on the need to change societal perceptions and the importance of Native representation on and off screen. Highlights from this interview with Myers include open and honest anecdotes about pitching scene changes to DiCaprio and Scorsese, connecting with Indigenous audiences, and the emotional challenges of telling a story focused on the violent efforts to eradicate Native Americans.