The Actor’s Guide to the End of the World

Welcome to episode 4 of the Actor’s Guide to the End of the World! In this episode, the guys will discuss a new proposal by Governor Newsom boosting CA film TV tax credit to a whopping $750 million, almost double the amount previously. E-Kan also discusses what It was like to go to a SAG W&W meeting (Wages and Working Conditions) for the first time and how it changed his mind on how he looks at the industry. Also we will touch on what the presidential election means for Hollywood, diversity, and

Episode 3 of The Actor’s Guide to the End of the World! We look into the collapse of 23 and Me and what that means for our DNA and data moving forward and things actors should think about with AI. We also talk about what actors need to know about SAG W&W union meetings for our upcoming Commercials Contract. Rían shares a crazy story about how he almost got scammed by an AI Tech marketing company. Also, the guys open up about recent pivotal life changing moments and how that affected their lives,

Will Mayor Karen Bass’s plan to keep productions in Los Angeles work? Should we blame production companies for leaving the US? We dive into these questions and discuss how far California has fallen behind the rest of the country in film production, and whether living in Los Angeles is worth it as an actor.  Rían also considers the prospect of moving back to Ireland as production ramps up overseas.  And the guys take a look at the exciting new California AI bills just passed by Governor Newsom and

The premiere episode of The Actor’s Guide to the End of the World! E-Kan and Rían share  how they first got into acting, lessons learned from recent table reads, and what happens when you get cut from a show. They also dive into how two voice-over actors had their voices stolen by an AI start-up and insightful comments by the Emmy-winning co-creator of Hacks on the current state of TV. Follow and subscribe wherever you find your podcasts, including YouTube and Substack. And catch us on Instagram,