What’s Your Limp?

Ask Jordan a question!Jordan sits down with Breaking Bad actor, Charles Baker (who plays Skinny Pete) in one of the most heartbreaking and inspiring episodes of What's Your Limp? yet!Charles survived bombings in the Middle East as a child, was abandoned by his mother at 11 years old and overcame three suicide attempts to end up where he is today. And that's just scratching the surface of his incredible success story. The things this guy went through are gut wrenching and very few people ever recover from that kind of trauma. But Charles did. And we are so grateful that he was gracious enough to share his story with us on What's Your Limp?Support the show

Ask Jordan a question!In the latest episode of What's Your Limp? Jordan sits down with former NFL wide receiver, Jesse Holley. Jesse was the winner of the reality show, 4th and Long, which gave him the opportunity to join the Cowboys roster for the training camp - for a chance to make the team. Well, he made the most of that opportunity and became a key figure in one of the most memorable moments in Dallas Cowboys history.Listening to everything that Jesse overcame before, during and after his stint in the NFL is nothing short of inspiring. I'm sure that you will enjoy Jordan's conversation with him just as much as we did - whether you're a sports fan or notSupport the show

Ask Jordan a question!In the latest episode of What's Your Limp? Jordan talks with actor Paul Walter Hauser (Richard Jewell, I Tonya, Cruella). Paul quickly climbed the ranks in Hollywood and has worked with some of the best actors and filmmakers in the industry. But it all makes sense when you watch his performances, because he holds his own with every legend he's shared the screen with. Not only that, but he's a genuinely good person, which explains why so many people are so eager to work with him. However, even though Paul has built a career for himself that 99% of actors would kill for, it hasn't been without his struggles. In this episode, Paul opens up about his insecurities from imposter syndrome, to body image issues to anxiety and more. He also dives into how he's attempting to better himself as a person and is actively working on making necessary changes.Paul is an incredibly humble, honest, genuine and kind-hearted person. He's one of those people you can't help but root for - and I think all of that is apparent in this conversation.Support the show

Ask Jordan a question!In the latest episode of What's Your Limp? Jordan sits down with actor Eileen Grubba to talk about her limp - which, like Jordan, is a literal limp. Eileen has been discriminated against countless times, losing out on roles because of her limp and even told by people in the industry that she'll never work because she walks funny.  However, despite all of that, Eileen has persevered and built a career and resume that the vast majority of actors would envy - appearing in shows such as Sons of Anarchy, Watchmen, Hung, Nip/Tuck and more.Not only is Eileen an incredibly accomplished actor, but she is an advocate for other actors with disabilities and handicaps. She has been at the forefront in the fight for inclusion and has done everything she can to get trained, disabled actors the opportunities that they've been refused for far too long.This might be the guest that Jordan has the most parallels with in terms of their struggles, insecurities and backstories and we hope that all of you will be just as moved by her story than we were!Support the show

Ask Jordan a question!In the latest episode of What's Your Limp? Jordan talks with another old friend, actor and filmmaker Curt Mega. You know Curt from Glee, where he played Nick in over a dozen episodes. He's also appeared in Stuck in the Middle, NCIS and Criminal Minds. Jordan and Curt first met when they were in their pre-teens/early teens in an Arlington, TX production of Don Coyote (a children's theater take on Don Quixote). It was Curt's first ever play and he was the titular Don Coyote. Since then, he knew that acting was his "thing" and he would never look back.While Curt has clearly experienced some major successes as an actor, his journey has been a true roller coaster. In this episode, Curt opens up about loneliness, depression, self-doubt and how he copes with all of it. Support the show

Ask Jordan a question!In the latest episode of What's Your Limp? Jordan interviews one of his oldest friends, actor Cherami Leigh - who you have seen in Shameless, New Girl, The Mist, Fast Food Nation and more. But her real claim to fame is her extensive voice-over resumé. Cherami has voiced character for Pokemon, Sailor Moon, Borderlands, Street Fighter and, most recently, provided the female player's voice in Cyberpunk 2077.Cherami and Jordan go way back. In fact, they both had the same first paid on-screen acting gig - playing orphans in a Christmas episode of Walker Texas Ranger in the mid-90's. Since then, they crossed paths several times until they starred in an indie film together in 2010 - Beyond the Farthest Star. That's when they really got to know each other and have stayed close friend ever since.Cherami joins Jordan in this episode to discuss her journey as an actor and how she navigated through body insecurities that were a result of unrealistic standards that this industry (and our society) have placed on women. And not just adult women either. The first time Cherami was asked to lose weight for a role was when she was 9... Support the show

Ask Jordan a question!In the second episode of What's Your Limp?, our host Jordan Ross interviews his first guest - who just so happens to be his grandfather. Legendary actor Barry Corbin has nearly 300 film/TV credits to his name, but he didn't book his first film until he was 40 years old. Since then, he's appeared in Urban Cowboy, WarGames, Northern Exposure, Lonesome Dove, One Tree Hill, No Country For Old Men, The Ranch and more! In this episode, Barry sits down with Jordan to discuss growing up in the south, discovering acting at a young age, living in poverty as a starving actor and overcoming serious physical injuries. If you mostly know him as playing tough, macho characters, you might just see a new side of him in this episode.Support the show

Ask Jordan a question!In the premiere episode of What's Your Limp, our host - Jordan Ross - discusses his own insecurities, struggles and insecurities & how he copes with him.From undergoing several major operations by the time he was 10, to getting severely bullied in school (which led to suicidal thoughts), to losing out on acting opportunities because of his limp. Jordan bares it all in this first episode - which is only fair, considering that's exactly what he'll be asking his guests to do in the future!Support the show