Zach Sang Show

Dove Cameron returns to the couch to discuss her long-awaited debut album, ‘FINAL GIRL,’ the years-long journey to its release, and how her life has changed since we last caught up. For one thing she’s newly married — to none other than Damiano David of Maneskin — and is now splitting time between LA, NYC, and Rome.

We get into the stories behind songs including “Do the Math,” “Silver Screen Baby,” and the 80s New Order-ish bop that is “When in Rome.” Dove also reflects on her childhood fascination with film, identifying with Penny Lane in ‘Almost Famous,’ and how her early dreams of Hollywood compared with the reality of starring in ‘Liv and Maddie.’

Dove opens up about the therapy and personal growth that preceded her falling in love with Damiano, and the story behind his song “The First Time” (it’s about her, ofc). Plus, an emotional conversation about “Heaven Is a Jazz Club,” a deeply personal song featuring a recording of her late father's voice from her fourth birthday, which also honors her friend and former castmate Cameron Boyce. The 30-year-old reflects on grief, loss, and the people who continue to shape her life and music.

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Olympic figure skater Amber Glenn joins us in the studio amid her ‘Dancing with the Stars’ run to discuss the pressure of representing Team USA at the Winter Olympics versus the weekly rigors of the hit dance competition. We get into the extraordinary physical and mental demands of competitive figure skating, what really goes through her head when she's on the ice, and the mental health challenges she's faced throughout her career. Amber also reflects on making Olympic history at 26, navigating public scrutiny, and dealing with the relentless discourse on social media.

Plus, Amber takes us behind the scenes of DWTS, from training with Pasha Pashkov to the judges' scores, weekly eliminations and the surprising demands of social media. We also get into meeting Zach alongside Alysa Liu and Isabeau Levito at the Backstreet Boys' Sphere show (with a little help from Flava Flav!), her sister Brooke's influence, and her obsession with Magic: The Gathering (she owns over 100,000 cards!). And finally, would she ever compete on ‘The Traitors,’ and could we be getting a sapphic ‘Heated Rivalry’ set in the world of figure skating?

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Danielle Fishel, Rider Strong, and Will Friedle — the trio who starred in ‘Boy Meets World’ as teens and have made a whole new career hosting the rewatch podcast, Pod Meets World (that spawned many more pods), join us in the studio to talk about their new book, ‘Book Meets World: The Definitive Inside Story of the Hit Sitcom Boy Meets World.’

This expands on the success of their rewatch podcast, Pod Meets World digging deeper into the show’s history and evolution. The trio reflect on growing up famous together, their enduring friendship, their sometimes complicated relationships with the show that made them stars, and how revisiting it decades later has changed their perspectives.

Plus, behind-the-scenes stories about William Daniels (aka Mr. Feeny), Brittany Murphy, Linda Cardellini and Keri Russell, their relationships with the show's creator Michael Jacobs, first kisses, fan conventions, and the episodes that have aged surprisingly well! We also get into Will's love of Dungeons & Dragons, Danielle's relationship with Lance Bass, Rider's journey back to acting, their experiences directing kids' television, and why they think the classic family sitcom has all but disappeared. And, of course, their upcoming documentary, the magic of nostalgia, and what they've learned about themselves and each other through Pod Meets World.

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Matchbox Twenty's Rob Thomas and guitarist Paul Doucette join us in the studio to celebrate 30 years of their debut album, Yourself or Someone Like You! We're getting nostalgic, going back to their early days in Orlando, the breakup of Tabitha's Secret and how they morphed into M20, and the stories behind some of their biggest hits, including "Push," "3AM," "Real World," "Bent," and "Unwell." Plus, Rob reflects on his iconic collaboration with Santana, "Smooth," and the guys discuss how the music industry has changed since they first broke through in the 90s.

We also get into their differing opinions on "Push" appearing in Greta Gerwig’s ‘Barbie,’ the importance of communication (this does feel a lil’ like group therapy) in keeping a band together, the changing meanings of their songs, and what it takes to make music that stands the test of time. Plus, the story behind their debut album's title and artwork, some wild times in dark bars, and an update on Paul's head after an unfortunate encounter with a flying mic stand on account of Rob’s rockstar stage antics.

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Comedy legend Dane Cook joins us in the studio to talk about his new documentary, ‘Funny Money: The Dane Cook Story,’ which chronicles his meteoric rise to fame and the devastating betrayal by his brother and former business manager, Darryl, who stole millions — $12 million to be exact — from him. Dane opens up about the moment he discovered his fortune was gone, the questions that remain unanswered, finding forgiveness, and how humor helped him heal.

Plus, what it was like relinquishing editorial control of the documentary, hearing his former sister-in-law and Darryl’s co-conspirator, Erika McCauley's, account for the first time, and how he almost got Darryl on record for the film too.

We also get into his early days of stand-up, using MySpace, Napster, Kazaa, and LimeWire to build an audience online, revolutionizing arena comedy, and how his onstage persona has evolved over the years. Dane reflects on having a panic attack during his first SNL audition, eventually returning to host (twice in 12 months), meeting Martin Short at SNL 50, the enduring influence of his late mother, 20 years of ‘Vicious Circle,’ the changing landscape of comedy, his upcoming stand-up, and what's next. Let’s just say this Funny Money story is not over.

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