Grace LaFace's guest appearances

Grace LaFace

Nothing's Really Real

Esther Ku

Steve Feldman

Ali Safavi

John Durso

Caitlin Celic

Julia Gardner

Sam Hazelton

Jung Yoon Choi

Saul Goode

Stacy Austin

John Meyerriecks

John Bocskay

Scotty Soul

Chris Tharp

Rudy Tyburczy

OwlTail

Grace LaFace is "one talented bitch", who I was able to catch up with literally the day before she left Busan. She's an artist and we have a great conversation about her art, her life and our feelings.She tells stories of being a defendant on a daytime tv courtroom show, as well as being an extra on various movies and commercials. I tell a story about playing a Russian mafia member in a major Korean movie and how Rob Chrisman's bad acting got our scene cut. Grace also talks about being a store imagery specialist for the flagship Bass Pro shop in Missouri. She also whips out a ukulele, and sings a song she wrote. Then shit gets real! Grace breaks me down into talking about how I'm afraid of confrontation. She's right! WE HAD A BREAKTHROUGH, FOLKS. Also, for you regret horn-dogs, if you like heavy regrets ... this episode's got 'em!If you enjoy the podcast, GREAT! How can you help? Tell someone - I think that would be the best thing. If you have a friend that you think might enjoy the show, suggest it. Another thing that would be great, would be logging into iTunes and leaving a kind review and writing a nice comment about the show. I don't know, you might be too busy.

Grace LaFace is "one talented bitch", who I was able to catch up with literally the day before she left Busan. She's an artist and we have a great conversation about her art, her life and our feelings.<br>She tells stories of being a defendant on a daytime tv courtroom show, as well as being an extra on various movies and commercials. I tell a story about playing a Russian mafia member in a major Korean movie and how Rob Chrisman's bad acting got our scene cut. Grace also talks about being a store imagery specialist for the flagship Bass Pro shop in Missouri. <br>She also whips out a ukulele, and sings a song she wrote. <br>Then shit gets real! Grace breaks me down into talking about how I'm afraid of confrontation. She's right! WE HAD A BREAKTHROUGH, FOLKS. Also, for you regret horn-dogs, if you like heavy regrets ... this episode's got 'em!<br>If you enjoy the podcast, GREAT! How can you help? Tell someone - I think that would be the best thing. If you have a friend that you think might enjoy the show, suggest it. Another thing that would be great, would be logging into iTunes and leaving a kind review and writing a nice comment about the show. I don't know, you might be too busy.

(Ep 30) Grace LaFace