What’s Your Limp?

Ask Jordan a question!Actor Dan Feuerriegel (Spartacus, Days of Our Lives) talks about the difference between pursuing a career in acting in Australia vs the States. He also opens up about the difficulties of doing a physically demanding show like Spartacus and how they prepare to the mental exhaustion that comes with doing a show like Days of Our Lives.In addition to all of that, Dan dives into his medical condition that led to him getting a pacemaker inserted when he was just 17 years old and coming to terms with the fact that people see him as an inspiration.Be sure to give Dan a follow at @DanFeuerriegel on social media and show him some love!Support the show

Ask Jordan a question!In the latest episode of What's Your Limp? Jordan chats with his old friend, Jennifer Stone (Wizards of Waverly Place) for the first time in nearly 2 decades!Jordan and Jennifer grew up in Arlington doing theater together before Jennifer starred in Wizards alongside Selena Gomez as a teenager. Since then, she's continued working as an actress while also becoming an ER nurse.In this episode, Jennifer opens up about the difficulties of navigating the world of fame and celebrity as a teen, her decision to pursue a career in medicine and more!Support the show

Ask Jordan a question!Spencer Cook is a first time filmmaker, writer and actor whose short film, ACT OF GOD, won the audience award in the Texas Short Film category at SXSW.Spencer also happens to have Muscular Dystrophy. His film hilariously (and honestly) portrays the struggles (both internal and external) that people in the disabled community have to live with. In his conversation with Jordan, Spencer shares his story of how he fell into the world of filmmaking, what inspired him to make ACT OF GOD and what is next for him on this journey.Be sure to follow Spencer at @SCookSays on Instagram!Support the show

Ask Jordan a question!In today's episode of What's Your Limp? Jordan chats with singer/musician, Katie Norregaard - who you might know from her YouTube channel, Miss Katie Sings.Katie started out working in refugee resettlement/relief before transitioning and focusing more on her music. Taking inspiration from Fred Rogers, Katie uses her talents to educate and connect with children. She writes/sings songs that help teach kids about difficult topics and promotes love, vulnerability, curiosity and empathy.  However, as with any career in the arts, there are obstacles and insecurities that pop up and Katie dives into how she combats them.Go follow Katie on social media at @MissKatieSings and check out her YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/c/misskatiesings. You can also visit https://www.misskatiesings.com to sign your child up for classes or book her for your kiddos birthday party! Support the show

Ask Jordan a question!In this episode of What's Your Limp? Jordan chats with his old friend/classmate, Nathan Kress (iCarly) for the first time in 16 years!Jordan and Nathan reminisce about their time together at the Young Performer's Studio in Los Angeles during their early teens, discuss how Nathan navigated fame/celebrity at such a young age, and how fatherhood has changed both of their perspectives on... well, everything! Nathan also talked about his recent experience as a director, as well as his podcast - Radioactive Dads!Be sure to follow Nathan on social media at @NathanKress and check out Radioactive Dads wherever you listen to podcasts!Support the show

Ask Jordan a question!In today's episode, Jordan chats with filmmaker Josh David Jordan (This World Won't Break).Josh opens up about the obstacles that came up before, during and after making his feature film directorial debut (which range from having an investor pull out to one of his actors getting shot int he face while sitting in his car). Josh also opened up about struggling with anxiety and panic attacks and more. He also gives an update on his next film, "El Tonto Por Cristo".Gives Josh a follow @JoshDavidJordan on Twitter and Instagram and go check out This World Won't Break now!Support the show

Ask Jordan a question!In the latest episode of What's Your Limp? Jordan chats with country music legend and actor Tim McGraw!Jordan got to know Tim over the 5 and a half months they worked together on 1883, and now he wants to help all of you get to know him too. Tim talks about his difficult childhood, the importance of the women in his life, balancing family life with his celebrity status, overcoming addiction and much more! You've never heard Tim McGraw like this so you definitely don't want to miss this episode!Be sure to watch Tim's incredible work on 1883 and visit www.TimMcGraw.com to check out his upcoming tour dates!Support the show

Ask Jordan a question!In today's episode of What's Your Limp?  Jordan chats with actress Bethany Joy Lenz (One Tree Hill, Dexter, etc.). Joy and Jordan actually have a close connection in Jordan's grandpa, Barry Corbin - who starred alongside Joy in One Tree Hill for several years. But that's not all they discuss in this episode. Joy opens up about her career not going the way she expected the first few years following the end of One Tree Hill, the difficulties of being a single mother and much more!Be sure to follow her at @JoyLenz on Instagram and support her incredible work! Also, go check out her latest film, So Cold the River, which is in theaters and streaming now! Support the show

Ask Jordan a question!In the latest episode of What's Your Limp? Jordan chats with actor Jae Head (Hancock, The Blind Side, Friday Night Lights).Jae opened up about his heart complications as a child (for which he underwent 4 open heart surgeries) and making the transition from being a child actor to an adult actor. He also shared some of the lessons he learned while working with legends like Will Smith and Sandra Bullock. Be sure to follow Jae on Instagram @OfficialJaeHead and check out his website at www.jaehead.com!Support the show

Ask Jordan a question!In this episode of What's Your Limp? Jordan chats with actor Jess Weixler (Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby, Chained for Love, Fully Realized Humans).After attending Juilliard, Jess carved out a career for herself in the film industry that any actor would be envious of. The genres and types of projects that she's appeared in are as wide ranging as the characters she plays. Whether it's starring in a big budget western series alongside Pierce Brosnan (The Son), appearing in major studio films (It: Chapter Two) or developing her own indie projects (Fully Realized Humans), Jess can do it all.However, it hasn't all been smooth sailing. Jess opens up about navigating difficulties of being a woman in this industry (in terms of body standards, aging, motherhood, etc.) Be sure to follow Jess at @JessWeixler on Instagram.Support the show