The next sequel we are discussing is "Critters" and for it, I chatted with Actress Liane Curtis who plays "Megan" in this Easter Sequel. Liane takes us on a captivating journey through her upbringing in New York, enriched by her early exposure to the French language and her family's deep roots in the entertainment industry. Delving into her childhood, Liane candidly shares both formative experiences and the challenges she faced, including moments of trauma.

Liane discussed her memorable moments on Sesame Street, encounters with Robert Downey Jr, Liane's pivotal role in the film "Baby, It's You" and her collaborations with iconic filmmaker John Hughes, offering a glimpse into the quality and impact of his celebrated filmography. Liane shares anecdotes from working alongside

From her experiences on sets like "21 Jump Street" to "Married with Children," Liane provides fascinating insights into her varied career. She also delves into her passion for artwork, music releases, and the nuances of typecasting in Hollywood.

As the discussion unfolds, Liane offers a glimpse into her role in "Critters 2" and her perspective on the issue of shelving movies. The conversation extends to her involvement in "Rock and Roll High School Forever" and her collaboration with Corey Feldman, shedding light on the dynamics of working in the industry.

Liane shares heartfelt stories about connections with absent friends and her belief in evidential mediumship, offering a poignant reflection on loss and communication beyond the physical realm.

Looking ahead, Liane contemplates the possibility of returning to acting and shares her thoughts on performing live. The episode concludes with a discussion of her multifaceted involvement in music, art, and the disclosure movement, showcasing Liane's enduring passion for creativity and exploration. Such a fun chat.