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Singer-Songwriter Kyle M. Terrizzi explains his decision to pursue a career as a songwriter. He also discusses his process crafting songs and even plays a few of them. And of course, he recalls some of the jobs he's worked along the way. Download Kyle's latest album VOLUME ONE at DearPatron.com Host: Chris Laxamana ChrisLaxamana.com Support The Show: Visit Stamps.com, click on the microphone at th...

Matt Fondiler, Gary Smith, and Caelan Biehn | Carolla Digital Staff Matt Fondiler, Gary Smith, and Caelan Biehn join the show to discuss the jobs they had before taking their roles as integral parts of the Carolla Digital Network. Past jobs include selling energy drinks, working at a Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf, and producing fake ID's for high school students. Reach out to Matt on Twitter @TWBSPodca...

Roger Craig Smith joins the show to talk about some of the jobs he had before being that voice actor you've heard in a ton of different things. He also recalls the non-linear path he took with his career and how it has made all the difference. Reach out to Roger on Twitter @RogerCraigSmith and visit RogerCraigSmith.com Host: Chris Laxamana ChrisLaxamana.com Support The Show: Visit Stamps.com, clic...

Celebrity fitness trainer Vinnie Tortorich tells his story of leaving life on the Louisiana bayou in search for something bigger. He also explains how he created his own opportunities and positions while going against what was expected of him. Lastly, Vinnie recalls overcoming Leukemia before sharing a few stories about his friend and client, Howie Mandel. For more on Vinnie, listen to his Celebri...

Comedian Kristen Carney joins the show to talk about leaving her small town in upstate New York to pursue a career in comedy. She also recalls her bullied past and the feeling of always wanting something more. And of course, she brings up some of the terrible jobs she's had along the way. Follow Kristen on Twitter @KristenCarney and listen to her on the Ask Women Podcast. Host: Chris Laxamana Chri...

Clay Tumey was a bank robber. He joins the show to talk about how he successfully robbed multiple banks, what led him to a path of crime, and why he turned himself in. Visit Clay's Kickstarter campaign to help publish his book: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/bluechipstore/the-blue-chip-store Host: Chris Laxamana ChrisLaxamana.com Support The Show: Visit Stamps.com, click on the microphone at...

Scott Whyte joins the show to talk in-depth about his iconic role in D2: The Mighty Ducks. He also shares insights about being a voice actor and gives advice on how to do impressions. Plus, he recalls other previous roles including City Guys, D3: The Mighty Ducks, and an early Pop Tarts commercial. Host: Chris Laxamana ChrisLaxamana.com Reach out to Scott on Twitter and Instagram @TheScottWhyte Su...

Singer-Songwriter Kelley James discusses life as a musician, recalling terrible gigs and finding the will to constantly improve. He also talks about the creative process of songwriting and how he handles the business aspect of his career. Host: Chris Laxamana ChrisLaxamana.com For more on Kelley, visit KelleyJames.com And follow him on Twitter @YourBoyKJ Purchase the 'Resume Podcast Theme' song on...

Carolla Digital's Mike Dawson recalls his extensive work history including his lucrative career in radio, sound engineering and voice-overs. He also stresses the importance of taking lots of different jobs and working at an early age. Lastly, he gives advice on what makes a good voice-over. Host: Chris Laxamana ChrisLaxamana.com Follow Mike Dawson on Twitter @Dawsangeles And listen to his podcast...

Tony Hinchcliffe and Mat Edgar | Comedy Store Paid Regulars Comedians Mat Edgar and Tony Hinchcliffe discuss working their way up from doormen and valet parkers to becoming paid regulars at The Comedy Store in Hollywood. They also recall some of their earlier jobs working in pizza delivery, waiting tables, and bagging groceries. Host: Chris Laxamana ChrisLaxamana.com Follow Mat Edgar on Twitter @M...

Comedy writers and performers Jake Hurwitz and Amir Blumenfeld join the show and talk about their early start writing for College Humor. They also recall some of their past jobs respectively working at an ice cream store and a gynecologist office. Plus they discuss the creation and finale of their very popular and long-lived webseries 'Jake and Amir.' Host: Chris Laxamana ChrisLaxamana.com For mor...

Jo Koy recalls the the time he lived in Las Vegas putting on his own comedy shows and handling every aspect from theatre rental to slicing the tickets at Kinko's. He also talks about his early days in Los Angeles working three different day jobs while performing stand-up comedy at night. Before the end of the show, Jo explains the importance of helping others become successful and paying forward t...

Plain White T's (Tom Higgenson, Tim Lopez, and Mike Redondo) join the show to recall some of their early jobs including working as a Sam Goody employee, loading UPS trucks, and being a Subway sandwich artist. They also explain why they decided to start their own label and put out their incredible new album, American Nights, independently. Host: Chris Laxamana ChrisLaxamana.com

Paul Mecurio tells his unique story of leaving a six-figure job on Wall Street to pursue a career as a stand-up comedian. He recalls sneaking away from work to perform at dive bars, writing jokes during conference meetings, and adapting to the lifestyle changes that came with his decisions. And most importantly, he talks about dealing with the fears and doubts that plagued him during the transitio...

William Spencer joins the show to trace his journey to becoming a stuntman in Hollywood and one of the most original skateboarders in the world. He talks about being influenced by Jackie Chan and Buster Keaton and landing the gig as Andrew Garfield's stunt double in the latest Spider-Man movies. And of course, he recalls some of his former jobs such as making pet caskets, pulling weeds in raw sewa...

A.J. McLean and Jordan Omley are on the show to discuss the Live Together Foundation and growing up in the music industry. A.J. recalls his early childhood as an entertainer and the beginnings of the Backstreet Boys- back when they performed at malls and pet shops under the wing of Lou Pearlman. Jordan also talks about being a young rapper discovered by Sir Mix-A-Lot, touring as a teen, and making...

The premiere episode of Resume. Dr. Drew Pinsky is a board-certified internist, addiction medicine specialist, and media personality. This week he joins the show to reminisce about his life as a street sweeper and a lifeguard. He also explains the importance of balancing work with human relationships and recalls his journey to radio and TV. Plus, comedian Brad Williams shares a story in 'Part-Time...

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