Inside of You with Michael Rosenbaum

Elizabeth Tulloch (Superman & Lois, Grimm) joins us this week to share reflections on her tumultuous upbringing, inclusive of how it lead to her costarring alongside Superman for 4 seasons and evidently shaping how she parents today. 

Bitsie talks about the key to gratitude and how she learned about the healing powers behind being of service for others.

We also talk about her feelings surrounding Superman & Lois ending, her incredibly wild birthing story, and how her time on Grimm prepared her for new projects.

Katherine McNamara (Shadowhunters, Arrow) joins again this week to catch us up on her life over the last few years and the idea of staying busy to engage your brain and maintain happiness. Kat discusses her process for dealing with rejection while remembering fond times on set with cast and crew during series like Walker and Arrow. We also talk about the difficulties with dating nowadays, her involvement with other Kansas City celebrities in the Big Slick, and the key to diffusing difficult situations with problematic actors.

Danny & Michael Philippou (Talk to Me, Bring Her Back) join us this week for a fun conversation about how their obsession with creation and filmmaking cultivated into a critically acclaimed career, progressing through YouTube fame and into Hollywood with ‘Talk to Me' and ‘Bring Her Back.' These guys were an absolute treat this week… We talk about their process for handling arguments on set, their advice to young filmmakers trying to get a shot, and the A-to-Z process of achieving grassroots success.

Ming-Na Wen (Mulan, The Mandalorian) joins us in person this week to talk about the experience of her new film Karate Kid: Legends - from the nerves of working with her idol Jackie Chan to the tone of wanting to honor the legacy of the Karate Kid franchise.

Ming-Na opens up about outside perspectives on her tenure in this industry and why she began to unravel with he announcement of her Hollywood star on the Walk of Fame. 

We also talk about how an old E.R. episode saved her dog's life, reflections on the Disney trifecta, and what made her truly understand the weight and loss-of-control that comes with anxiety attacks.