This week, we’re taking a summer rewind as Tommy revisits a fan-favorite episode with Noah LaLonde from My Life with the Walter Boys. This is a deep, introspective side of Noah like you’ve never heard before. Today, he opens up about why the show resonates with multiple generations, the personal ways in which he felt an immediate connection to Cole when he auditioned for the role, and the unforgettable way he found out he got the part.Noah also shares why the journey is just as important as the destination, why he put in his two weeks instead of quitting when he booked his dream role, how he dug into the many layers of Cole, and the pressure he felt to get the character just right. Noah also gets candid about adjusting to a new level of attention on his career and personal life, that infamous blonde Cole hair, what he hopes for Cole in future seasons, why every single person in this world matters, and so much more. 

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Danielle debates when a banana becomes too ripe to eat, Skeery’s favorite cannoli spot lets him down, and Froggy manages to fall up the stairs twice.

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Skeery pranks an aspiring actor by posing as a casting director and offering him a very questionable role that’s definitely not the big break he was promised!

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Skeery pranks an aspiring actor by posing as a casting director and offering him a very questionable role that’s definitely not the big break he was promised!

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Love a good pirate story? This is a real life story of the most successful pirate in history. Black Bart Roberts was a gentleman who reluctantly became a pirate . . but who ultimately was a cold blooded killer as he plundered 400 ships in just 3 years, 10 times as many as Blackbeard! He was finally killed in battle at just 39 and it was the death knell for the Golden Age of Piracy.

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