Pod Meets World

Attorney Gary Friedle shares on-the-record memories of Will breaking away from the family business. He thought he sabotaged Will's career, and reveals the show Will was almost on. The importance of supportive parents in the entertainment industry is discussed.

The gang discusses Eric's dream of becoming a weatherman in the "World" of Boy Meets World. They also talk about haircuts, car phones, and Eric's confrontation with Mr. Williams. The chapter ends with a heartfelt conversation between Alan and Eric.

Listen to the hosts discuss their love for '90s movies, as they draft their favorites and share personal anecdotes. They delve into films like 'Goodfellas' and 'Casino,' praising the storytelling and impact. They also talk about 'Seven' and its chilling atmosphere, as well as the significance of 'Terminator 2' in filmmaking. Hear their surprising encounters with Quentin Tarantino and their different experiences with movies. Don't miss their favorite '90s films and sponsor advertisements!

Leather jackets as signs of not being boyfriend/girlfriend material, behind the scenes of a make out scene, actor banned from set, art imitating life, discovering childhood diary with hidden crush, benefits of Boost Infinite, Purdue Global, eBay's authenticity guarantee, and Mini Bar Delivery, teenage crushes and growing up, missing Rachel and keeping secrets, unexpected encounter in the red light district, Eric's storyline and 'Tis the Grinch Holiday Talk Show, analyzing a performance, funny sweater moments and dating experiences, dating, martinis, and A Few Good Men, alternative endings and invasive press coverage, high school categorization and personal experiences, mugs, coffee, and gratitude.

Lin Strong, parent of a young angsty sitcom star, shares the early movies that influenced Rider Strong and his brother Shiloh. They also talk about watching Rider become a teen heartthrob, dealing with competition and unpredictable schedules. Plus, there's in-line skating talk and discussions about their creative family ventures.

The gang discusses Cory's treatment of Topanga and Danielle's emotional reaction to Eric and Feeny. They also talk about kissing experiences, promotional gimmicks at school, dating advice, food court debates, and staying friends with exes.

The podcast features an interview with Wesley Staples, the on-set teacher for the TV show 'Boy Meets World,' where he discusses his role in helping the young cast become functioning adults. The speakers also share personal stories, including Danielle's healing after her break-up with Lance Bass. The chapter explores the impact of a teacher named David and their love for learning. It also touches on COVID-19 updates, personal experiences with fasting, and morning rituals on set.

On this episode of the podcast, the hosts discuss the almost breaking of actor William Daniels, the return of a character and introduction of new actors, the lack of acknowledgement of a repeating character, the challenges of preserving family memories, Corey's unlikely friendship with Frankie, mixed feelings on revelations, literal characters and declarations of feelings, contagious laughter during filming holiday promos, age speculation, Frankie's poetic soul, and speculation about a character's absence.

Stage Manager Steve Hoefer, who worked on 'Boy Meets World' for all 7 seasons, shares behind-the-scenes stories. He reveals which two cast members struggled with punctuality, talks about directing Danielle's first appearance, and explains the origin of the inside joke 'Steve's Havin a Baby!'. The hosts also discuss favorite child actor performances and chaos on set with guest stars. From crime trials to pursuing directing, this episode covers a wide range of interesting topics.

This episode is a big example of art imitating life, when Rider sees some familiar details in Cory and Topanga’s break-up. AND…that’s not where the similarities end! Rider shares a behind the scenes story of TWO dates visiting him on set at the same time! Will the gang finally be all-in for Cory and Topanga, thanks to the work of a somewhat jarring, but emotional, montage? And what’s the latest update regarding the awkward Richard Dreyfuss encounter that Danielle still cringes about? Plus, we hear more hilarious Tony Quinn stories and get an inside look at Will’s infamous “breaking face” on the newest Pod Meets World…See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.