Allisyn Snyder is a prolific storyteller who is equally talented in front of—and behind—the camera. As an actress, she’s captivated audiences in projects including Sonny with a Chance, Astrid Clover, and A.P. Bio. As a director, writer, and producer, her shorts have gone on to receive accolades at over thirty festivals around the world. Pop Culturalist was lucky enough to chat with Allisyn about her multifaceted career, her latest short Room 566, and more! PC: How did you discover your passion for the arts and storytelling? Allisyn: My dad is
Frank Musker, Elizabeth Lamers, Jeff Hull, and Marty Walsh are four of music’s most prolific songwriters. They’ve written hits for artists including Queen, Linda Ronstadt, Chaka Khan, Supertramp, and John Fogerty. More than three decades ago, the four friends recorded an album of original music, which was lost due to their success as songwriters. Rediscovered in 2019, the supergroup has proven their lyrics and topical themes have stood the test of time. Pop Culturalist was lucky enough to reconnect with Frank from World Goes Round to chat about the band’s
Reagan To is the English dub voice behind the terrifying character robot doll in a little show you may have heard of called Squid Game. The Korean survival drama follows hundreds of cash-strapped players who accept a mysterious invitation to compete in a series of children’s games. Inside, a tempting prize awaits with deadly high stakes. Since its premiere in September, Squid Game has quickly become Netflix’s most-watched show ever and Reagan’s role has made her a viral phenomenon. Pop Culturalist was lucky enough to chat with this rising young
Jared Cohn has emerged as one of Hollywood’s most exciting storytellers. He’s a quadruple threat who acts, directs, writes, and produces. His latest film, Deadlock, is a must-see action-thriller starring Bruce Willis and Patrick Muldoon. An ex-military man working at a Georgia power plant has to spring into action to prevent disaster when a group of rogue soldiers gain control of the plant and take the employees hostage. Pop Culturalist was lucky enough to speak with Jared about Deadlock. PC: Tell us about Deadlock and the inspiration behind the film.