The Stephen Savage Show

On this episode, Savage speaks with two of Hollywoods hardest working stunt performers, Emmy winner Corey DeMyers (Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, The Rightious Gemstones) and legendart Australian stunt man, Judd Wild (Mad Max: Fury Road, Road House). The two friends talk about working on some of Hollywood's biggest blockbusters and numerous hit TV shows, as well as working abroad with foreign crews. They also delve into what sort of person it takes to succeed in the dangerous career of stunt performing. 

On this episode, Savage welcomes into Cranium Wheel Studios at Château Esteban, guitar phenom, NiNo. The 20 year old talks about his upbringing in the artist communities of Laurel Canyon and Malibu California,  the role his mom and dad have had in his life as a strong support system, why there aren't nearly as many black guitar heroes in the music biz as there were in the 60's and 70's, and his love for Orange amplifiers. He also shares how he's been able to make such a big splash on the music scene at such a young age.  

On this episode, Savage places a call to Joshua Tree California to speak with renowned guitarist, songwriter and record producer Chris Goss. Chris talks about his collaboration with legendary producer Rick Rubin, his production work with such musical icons as Queens of the Stone Age, Kyuss, Stone Temple Pilots, Alice In Chains, The Cult, UNKLE, and more, and we clear up Chris' own take on his work with his band, Masters Of Reality, with Ginger Baker on drums, and his role in bringing about the Desert Sound musical genre in the 90's and beyond.

On this episode, Savage takes a Zoom call from Spain to speak with Irish actress and producer Claire Bermingham about her career, her journey from her birthplace in Dublin all the way to her move to Los Angeles, and the hassles, headaches, and ultimate wins, working on both sides of the Atlantic. They discuss her origination, "Access America", providing help and informaion to Irish artists looking to break into the American entertainment industry, and her upcoming role in the Stephen Savage directed crime drama feature film, Monkey Grip.

On this episode, Savage jumps on a Zoom call from New York City to talk with actress and YouTube Influencer, Coby Connell. Coby talks about her childhood and education in Australia, her aristic journey to NYC via Los Angeles, how she came to be a YouTube phenom with her channel, The Coby Show, and about her upcoming lead role in the Stephen Savage written and directed action drama, Monkey Grip. 

*Disclaimer: The first few minutes of this episode's interview is less than ideal, audio wise, due to a Zoom problem, but normilizes very quickly into the podcast. Thanks for your understanding.
 
On this episode, Savage takes a Zoom call from Bianca and Dilara Foscht, who's first feature film as actors and directors, A Day Of A Lion, will be released on Apple TV and Amazon Prime on August 10, 2025. The young Austrian filmmakers chat with Savage about their life journey from Europe to Hollywood, their hopes for the film as a potential career changer, the development of their next movie project, and the merits of working on set for little or no moneyin the beginning in order to build knowledge and experience, and how that early decision led to their current success. 
 
 

On this episode, Savage welcomes into the studio  60s and 70s music industry icon, Andy Cahan, who's musical resume includes his work and friendships with classic rock legends like Jimi Hendrix, Ringo Star, Harry Nelson, The Monkeys, Frank Zappa and The Mothers, Linda Ronstadt, The Turtles, and many many more. His new book, "The Most Famous Musician You've Never Heard Of" is now on sale on Amazon and fine book stores worldwide.

On this episode, Savage takes a Zoom call from Paris, France to speak with actor Daniel Lundh about his many international film roles, his work with such iconic directors as Woody Allen, Norman Jewison and others, how speaking half a dozen languages fluently has helped create such a great film and television presence, and Daniel's lates film, A Working Man, where he stars alongside Jason Statham in this huge international release. In theaters as they speak. 

On this episode, Savage welcomes into the studio, film director and screenwriter Alysha Haran, and executive producer Jacquelyn Ryan, to talk about their past films (some Big winners at the Idyllwild Film Festival) and their upcoming feature film to be shot in Idyllwild, California. They also talk about their film, Stone Garden, which was produced at Disney Studios in Burbank, and an exciting new studio building facility project coming soon to San Diego.  

On this episode from 2021, Savage interviews via phone (forgive the slightly poor phone connection) film composer, record producer, and former guitarist and songwriter of the great rock band, Filter, Geno Lenardo. Geno talks about his time with Filter, and his work scoring and creating soundtrack music for such blockbuster films as I Frankenstein, the Sharknado franchise, Anger Management, and many others.