EP. 63 JOHNNO WILSON

Actor | Writer | Comedian

Margie had the best time catching up with her longtime student Johnno Wilson. Their relationship spans more than a decade, and this episode feels less like an interview and more like two old friends sitting down to talk shop, life, and fatherhood. Johnno most recently appearing in the critically acclaimed Season 2 of Twisted Metal (Peacock), High Potential (ABC), and Watson (CBS). His upcoming projects include Larry David’s new untitled HBO series, Season 2 of BAD MONKEY (Apple TV+), and Zach Cregger’s highly anticipated RESIDENT EVIL feature film, which begins shooting this winter. A Groundlings Theatre alumnus, Johnno is based in Los Angeles. In this episode, Johnno and Margie dive into the current audition landscape, navigating self-tapes, the importance of having a strong reader, and the ongoing journey of finding—and trusting—your own voice.

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Actress|Director from New Zealand

Kiwi actress, Morgan Bradley began her career in New Zealand as a child, fueled by a vivid imagination and a farm upbringing that taught her grit and a love of nature. She opens up to Margie about being bullied for standing out in a culture shaped by “tall poppy syndrome,” and how her curiosity—and refusal to shrink—shaped who she is.

Morgan speaks candidly about navigating depression, discovering her self-worth, and learning to elevate her frequency by saying “yes” to life. Her career spans hosting Kid Zone to starring in Closer, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf, and Rent, where she lived inside Mimi’s fierce yet hopeful spirit.

She shares her leap to America, her directing journey, and creating the life of philanthropist Marjorie Merriweather Post.

This episode leaves you lifted—reminding you to find your joy, stand tall, and never stop saying yes.

Andy Allo is a Cameroonian-American singer-songwriter, guitarist, and actress. And now a very talented chef, focused on sharing her Cameroonian heritage. Andy is best known for her roles in "Upload," "Chicago Fire," and "Pitch Perfect 3," as well as her musical collaborations with Prince and her own solo endeavors. Don’t miss this in-depth conversation with one of Margie’s most inspiring students.