This week, Tommy is joined by actor Deric Augustine, who is quickly becoming a fan favorite as Miles Penn on ABC’s The Rookie. With a journey to Hollywood shaped by resilience, loss, and determination, Deric opens up about the unconventional path that led him here, from studying theatre in New Orleans and training in New York to navigating personal tragedy and choosing to keep pursuing his dreams. Deric also takes us inside his experience joining The Rookie, stepping into an established hit series and eventually becoming a series regular. He shares what it was like filming his first day on set, building the character of Miles, possible future showmances, how the cast and crew immediately made him feel like family from day one, and more. He also opens up about his mental health journey, and leaves us with a very powerful never said this before moment.

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On this episode of “Tommy Talk,” Tommy opens up about why he started praying again. In this deeply personal and raw episode, he shares his religious journey, from childhood to the present, and reflects on how he rediscovered the power of prayer.

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This week, Tommy is joined by actor Chris O’Donnell, whose decades-long career spans iconic films, long-running television hits, and some of Hollywood’s most memorable roles. Chris reflects on the experiences that shaped his path. He looks back on landing the role of Robin in Batman Forever and shares behind the scenes memories from that era, including the props he still keeps today. Chris also opens up about the mixed legacy of Batman & Robin.

The conversation then turns to television and longevity, including his 14-year run as G. Callen on NCIS: Los Angeles. Now, Chris steps into a new chapter with 9-1-1: Nashville, where he plays firefighter captain Don Hart. He shares what drew him to the role, how filming in Nashville brought a renewed energy after years in Los Angeles, and why the timing of the project aligned with a major transition in his personal life after wildfires displaced his family from their home. Chris also talks about embracing a mentorship role on set, and why fans connect so deeply to crossover moments within the 9-1-1 universe - and he receives a special surprise message from a cast member from 9-1-1! Chris opens up about balancing a long career with family life, the importance of change, and what he hopes his work will be remembered for after decades in the industry.

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On this episode of Tommy Talk, Tommy shares a recent run-in with a former friend...one of those moments that can feel instantly awkward and uncomfortable. So how do you handle it? What should you say? What’s the best way to carry yourself? Let’s dive into his experience and break down how to navigate these encounters while still feeling confident and at ease.

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This week, Tommy is joined by actor Arielle Kebbel, whose career spans some of television’s most beloved series including Gilmore Girls, The Vampire Diaries, and 90210. Arielle reflects on her past roles and shares memories from early projects that helped shape her career. She talks about learning from figures like Kenny Ortega, why she often gravitates toward playing characters audiences love to hate, and the challenge of making viewers care about a character in just a single episode of The Vampire Diaries. Arielle also revisits her time on 90210, revealing behind the scenes stories about stunt mishaps, paparazzi moments, and the friendships that came from the show.

The conversation then turns to her newest project Marshals (a spin-off from Yellowstone), where Arielle steps into a rugged Western world and brings a unique femininity to the genre. She discusses the intense preparation that went into the role, and teases the mystery surrounding her character Belle. Beyond acting, she reflects on entering a new chapter in her 40s, caring less about outside opinions, and stepping into producing with passion projects she hopes to bring to life, including a potential sequel to a beloved film. The episode closes with a fun “I’ve never said this before” moment, where Arielle shares an unexpected story.

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On this episode of “Tommy Talk,” Tommy discusses why the 90’s were the best. He’s celebrating the era of mixtapes, dial-up internet, Saturday morning cartoons, blockbuster video nights, and the unforgettable pop culture that made the 1990s legendary. But this isn’t just about looking back, it’s about the 90s comeback!
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This week, Tommy is joined by actor Anna Camp, known for memorable roles across film and television, including Pitch Perfect, You, and now the latest chapter of the Scream franchise. As this is the first interview Anna has done since the release of Scream 7, she opens up in this spoiler-filled conversation answering all the burning questions you have about the movie. Anna also shares what it was like meeting franchise legends like Neve Campbell and Courteney Cox. With limited details in the script, she reveals how she contributed lines that made it into the final film.

Beyond the horror world, Anna reflects on the lasting cultural impact of Pitch Perfect and why Aubrey became such a beloved and quotable character, even among the most unexpected fans. She talks about what makes Aubrey so fun to play, the possibility of a fourth film, and the kind of wild future she imagines for the character. The conversation also turns personal as Anna discusses the importance of human connection in her work, the support of her family, and how her understanding of love has evolved over time. In a vulnerable moment, she shares how therapy has helped her grow…especially when discovering her sexuality.

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On this episode of “Tommy Talk,” Tommy discusses the importance of protecting your own light. We should never shrinks ourselves to make other people feel bigger. So many of us have been conditioned to dim our light. To be less bold, less vocal, less ambitious. I’m unpacking all of this and reminding you to take up space, stand tall and keep shining at full power.
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