We talk to filmmaker Martyn Robertson and sports surgeon Gordon Mackay about the inspiring feature doc Make it to Munich.

In a crossover episode we talk Hollywood and whisky, pioneering surgeries and telling stories with heart.

They explain how the extraordinary story of a young man’s courage to overcome life-changing injuries has ended up at the Chinese Theatre in Hollywood - the adventures they had along the way and the importance of real life heroes.

He was told he had no future in the entertainment business and yet Australian Nick Verso has gone on to have a stellar career.

In this episode we talk about dealing with such raw rejection, how he found his place in the business and also the other early project that was turned down - and the apologies he has had about that since.

We talk about why he started directing, how we got good at writing and managing the Australia-Los Angeles divide.

A raw and candid episode from a smart and driven creator. And Noah gets excited when Nick starts talking about DJ'ing.

We talk to the incredible, passionate and enthusiastic James Eason-Garcia, co-EP of Ironman and his Awesome Friends.

Noah and I geek out a little and cover both James' career while also asking superhero and Jedi questions of a man who has special access to both of those worlds.

We talk about his journey from fan to working on these projects, the excitement of actually of walking through the doors of Disney to work and taking notes on established franchises.

James talks about the state of the industry, the ongoing fascination with superheroes and collecting memorabilia.

A really insightful discussion full of pure joy (from all three of us) of such fascinating worlds.