On Air with Brandon Jay

In this exciting new episode of On Air With Brandon Jay, pop sensation Ashley Paul sits down with Mark Loverush to talk about their electrifying new single “Finding Rhythm” — featuring the legendary Deniece Pearson of Five Star fame.

From the creative spark that started it all to the behind-the-scenes moments that shaped the sound, Ashley and Mark take us deep into the making of a track that’s lighting up playlists and dance floors around the world.

🔥 Expect real talk, industry insight, and a celebration of rhythm, resilience, and collaboration.

🎙️ Hosted by Brandon Jay, this exclusive interview covers:

The story behind “Finding Rhythm” and how it came to life

Working with icon Deniece Pearson and blending generations of pop brilliance

Ashley Paul’s evolution as an artist and her journey back to center stage

The future of dance-pop and how music continues to unite and uplift

💫 Whether you’re a lifelong Ashley Paul fan, a music lover, or an artist chasing your own rhythm — this episode will leave you inspired and vibing long after the credits roll.

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In this gripping conversation, Brandon Jay sits down with Adam Tsekhman to explore the emotional depth and artistic rebellion of Bau, Artist at War. From method acting in intense wartime scenes to channeling real human pain through art, Tseky opens up about the process, the pressure, and the purpose behind one of the year’s most talked-about films.

Who Is Adam Tsekhman?

Nationality / Origins
Canadian actor, born in Winnipeg, Manitoba, and raised in Toronto.
His parents were Ukrainian immigrants of Jewish descent who moved to Canada in the early 1970s. 

Education & Background
He initially studied Finance at Wharton (University of Pennsylvania). 
Later, he shifted paths and earned a Master of Fine Arts in Theatre Acting from Columbia University. 

Career Break & Turning Point
Early in his acting trajectory, he appeared in the Russian TV series Zona, earning a Best Lead Actor nomination (though competing with heavyweights, e.g. Kiefer Sutherland) at the Monte-Carlo Television Festival. 
Over time, he transitioned to U.S. film & television projects. 

Flagship Role / Notable Work
He’s best known (and beloved among fandoms) for playing Gary Green on DC’s Legends of Tomorrow.
What’s fun: he first joined Legends in a limited capacity (just a few episodes) but was eventually promoted to series regular starting in season 6. 

Other Projects / Range
He’s appeared in films like Dragged Across Concrete, Crisis (aka Dreamland), and Tsili.
On TV, he’s also had roles (or guest appearances) in FlashForward, NCIS, The Mentalist, Supergirl, Hawaii Five-0, and more. 
He also delves into voice acting (games) and produces/writes. 

Public Persona & Presence
On social platforms, he goes by @tseky, listing himself as actor, writer, traveler.
He’s known for good humor, openness with fans, and bridging “genre world” work with more “serious film” roles.

Ryn Kid is done fitting into boxes. The indie-pop powerhouse sits down to discuss her explosive, genre-bending music and the unexpected journey that led her from being a homeschooled kid on a ranch to a major film artist.

In this unfiltered conversation, Ryn reveals:

The emotional and daunting process of writing "However Long Forever Is," the theme song for the Paramount-distributed WWII film, Bau, Artist at War.

What it really takes to get a song in a Hollywood feature film—and the moment she found out she got the gig.

Why her music is the "temper tantrum" she never threw, and how she channels her journey into bold, uncompromising pop anthems like "Unlearn You."

The raw reality of the indie grind: balancing being the creative director, businesswoman, and artist all at once.

If you’ve ever wanted to know the truth behind the glamorous facade of the music business, or need a dose of inspiration to find your own voice, this episode with Ryn Kid is a must-listen.

 

Listen to Ryn Kid's latest singles: "Unlearn You," "A.D.D. (Say My Name)," and "Dreamboat Baby."

In this exclusive episode of On Air With Brandon Jay, Hollywood producer Christopher Broughton pulls back the curtain on the making of the powerful new feature film Ruth & Boaz. From creative challenges to breakthrough moments on set, Broughton shares what it really takes to bring a story of love, faith, and redemption to the big screen.

🔥 Expect insider stories, behind-the-scenes revelations, and an inspiring look at how Ruth & Boaz is reshaping the conversation around faith-based filmmaking in Hollywood.

🎙️ Hosted by Brandon Jay, this episode dives deep into:

How Ruth & Boaz went from script to cinematic spotlight

The creative vision that sets the film apart

Broughton’s journey as a producer in today’s entertainment landscape

The real-life impact this film is already making

💡 Whether you’re a filmmaker, creative dreamer, or just love a good story — this conversation will leave you motivated and ready to chase your own spotlight.

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In today’s episode of On Air with Brandon Jay, we uncover why Bau: Artist at War is the film everyone’s talking about. Brandon sits down with acclaimed director Sean McNamara to discuss bringing Joseph Bau’s extraordinary true story to the big screen. From surviving the horrors of the Holocaust to using art, love, and resistance as tools of hope, Bau’s life is now inspiring audiences in theaters worldwide.

Sean McNamara shares behind-the-scenes insights into the filmmaking process, the emotional weight of telling such a powerful story, and why Bau: Artist at War is more than just a movie — it’s a message for today’s generation.

Tune in for an unforgettable conversation that blends history, Hollywood, and humanity.