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Adria Later, the on-set teacher from Full House, shares her unique experiences guiding child actors. She discusses the challenges of balancing education with filming and the emotional nuances of working with young performers. Mental health advocacy takes center stage as Adria reflects on the importance of nurturing children's well-being in the industry. The conversation also touches on nostalgic memories and the critical influences that shape lives, highlighting the enduring connections formed during her impactful career.

Adria Later, the Michelle wrangler and on-set teacher from Full House, shares her incredible journey in Hollywood. She discusses the challenges and joys of working with young actresses Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen, emphasizing her role in their development as cultural icons. Adria also reflects on her experiences from iconic films like E.T. and Hook, diving into behind-the-scenes stories and the unique dynamics of filming with children. Her perspective on advocating for child actors’ well-being brings a heartfelt touch to her fascinating career.

The hosts dive into a chaotic Tanner family episode where Stephanie's karate tournament hangs in the balance. They humorously debate parenting styles and the absurdity of grounding kids in a world with cell phones. A new group of Rippers emerges, bringing plenty of laughter as they reminisce about nostalgic fashion choices. Highlights include quirky character moments, playful family interactions, and reflections on Joey's antics that encapsulate the essence of childhood fun. Join them as they mix humor and heartfelt insights!

In this chat, Marla Sokoloff, known for her role as Gia in Full House, dives into her remarkable career in television and film. She reminisces about the joyous reunions on the set of Fuller House, sharing hilarious stories and the strong bonds formed with cast members. Marla also discusses the challenges of auditions, including the transition to self-taping, while highlighting important mental health advocacy. The conversation playfully speculates on a revival titled 'Fullest House,' emphasizing both nostalgia and the importance of mental health support.

Marla Sokoloff, best known for her role as Gia on 'Full House,' joins Jodie and Andrea for a nostalgic chat about her rebellious childhood. They dive into her most awkward moments on set, including a hilariously cringe-worthy make-out party episode. Marla shares anecdotes about nearly landing other iconic 90s roles and their shared experiences in navigating the world of teenage rebellion and clove cigarettes. Tune in for heartwarming laughs and a trip down memory lane with a beloved TV bad girl!

The hosts dive into the wild nostalgia of The Beach Boys' unforgettable cameo on a memorable family sitcom. Jodie reveals the antics of a drunken audience during a performance, leading to hilarious insights about past concerts. Conversations shift to childhood mishaps and heartfelt family moments, highlighting the chaos of trying to impress Uncle Jesse. They reminisce about iconic 80s fashion while engaging in playful banter, bringing back the charm and music of a beloved era.

In this lively chat, Gary Griffin, a real-life Beach Boy integral to the Rippers, shares nostalgic tales of memorable late-night performances and the band's quirky experiences on shows like 'Full House.' He delves into the creative techniques used in music, recounts emotional touring moments in iconic venues, and reflects on the joy of pursuing passions in entertainment. Griffin also touches on darker themes, discussing the impact of homegrown terrorism and the haunting disappearance case of Lydia Abrams, blending humor with poignant insights.

Gary Griffin, a talented musician known for his work with The Beach Boys and The Monkees, joins the hosts for an entertaining chat. He shares funny anecdotes about his connection to Full House and John Stamos. The conversation dives into Griffin's wild career journey behind the keyboards, revealing unforgettable moments from his life in music. They also explore the importance of music education, particularly for young women in Pakistan, and tease future projects that celebrate their musical collaborations.

Jodie, a vibrant returning guest, teams up with Andrea, who brings fresh perspectives, and Stephanie, navigating her roles with flair. They explore the hilarity of holiday storage woes and the zany plot of 'Jingle Hell'. Discussions cover Jesse's writer's block while crafting a jingle, leading to chaotic performances with cat puppets. The trio reminisces about nostalgic gaming, offers amusing anecdotes about potty training, and celebrates the bonds of family amidst comedic chaos. Tune in for a blend of humor and heart!

Our favorite TGIF boyfriend is back, as Scott Weinger returns to talk about his time as Steve Hale, Aladdin and the successful comedy writer he’s blossomed into! Check out Part 2 and fall in love all over again…See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.