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In this episode of What's Your Limp? Jordan chats with country singer Brian Falduto.
You might recognize Brian from School of Rock, in which he starred opposite Jack Black. However, after playing a role known as "the gay kid", Brian began to have an identity crisis - developing internalized homophobia for years before coming out. Now, Brian has started a successful career as a country singer - a genre of music he grew up loving but didn't see himself represented in. So he's changing that.
Be sure to follow Brian at @BrianFalduto on Instagram and give us a follow @TheJordanRoss and @WhatsYourLimp on all social media platforms. Also, be sure to check out Brian's songs on Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube.
In this episode of What's Your Limp? Jordan chats with actress and filmmaker, Olivia Blue!
Olivia and her team of women filmmakers are coming off the success of their feature film debut, JUNIPER - which you can watch on Showtime and Amazon, and they're gearing up for the 2nd feature.
Being a young woman of mixed ethnicity, Olivia had a difficult time fitting in any the boxes that producers and casting directors try to put actors in. She was too ethnically ambiguous and she had to deal with comments like "she wasn't Chinese enough". Olivia opens up about battling that, as well as body image issues and much more!
Be sure to follow Olivia at @OliviaBlue_ on Instagram and give us a follow on all social media accounts at @TheJordanRoss and @WhatsYourLimp
In this episode of What's Your Limp? Jordan chats with filmmaker Ashley Eakin - director of the short Netflix film, FORGIVE US OUR TRESPASSES. She has also directed episodes of Apple TV's BEST FOOT FORWARD and the Brie Larson produced Disney+ series GROWING UP.
Ashley opens up about her rare bone disease called Olliers and Maffucci Syndrome. Her disability led to body image issues and other insecurities. Ashley and Jordan discuss living with visible disabilities, how they coped with their insecurities and what they're doing with their platforms to help others in similar situations.
Be sure to follow Ashley at @AshEakin on Instagram and you can visit her website at https://www.ashleyeakin.com/ to keep up with her career and future projects. And follow us at @WhatsYourLimp and @TheJordanRoss.
In the latest mini-episode of What's Your Limp? Jordan dives into his big scene in the latest season of The Chosen. He gives you a behind the scenes glimpse at what went into the making of that scene, how it affected him personally and then plays some audio clips from fans who were moved by the scene as well.
The whole purpose of this episode is to shine some light on YOUR stories and to hear about YOUR limps.
Be sure to give us a follow on social media @WhatsyYourLimp and follow Jordan at @TheJordanRoss!
In this episode of What's Your Limp? Jordan chats with his friend and The Chosen castmate, Amber Shana Williams (who you might know as Tamar).
Amber has been through it all. She talks about her tumultuous childhood, trauma, racial stereotypes within the film industry and much more! She also discusses the impact of her role on The Chosen and what she hopes is next for Tamar.
Be sure to follow Amber on Instagram at @AmberShanaWilliams and show her some love. You can also follow us at @TheJordanRoss and @WhatsYourLimp!
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Actor, producer, show runner, screenwriter, poet, rapper, musician and artist in general, Rafael Casal, joins us in one of our most insightful and informed conversations yet!
Rafael discusses the complicated and ever-changing dynamics of race, ethnicity and culture, as well as the difficulties of pursuing a career in the arts. He also discusses the importance of having a partner to go on the journey with you. In Rafael's case, it's his best friend and collaborator, Daveed Diggs.
Be sure to check out Rafael's film, Blindspotting, as well as the TV series spinoff (which is in post-production on season 2). You can also find him in The Good Lord Bird, Bad Education, Are You Afraid of the Dark and more! And you can keep up with him on social media at @RafaelCasal.
Be sure to follow us on social media as well @WhatsYourLimp and @TheJordanRoss!
In this episode of What's Your Limp? Jordan chats with actress, comedian and TikTok star, Kelsey June Jensen.
Kelsey is best known for her hilarious characters on TikTok, such as "Chill Girl", but TikTok isn't without it's difficulties. She opened up about hateful comments from haters, the inconsistent nature of pursuing a career in the entertainment industry and much more!
Be sure to follow Kelsey on Instagram and TikTok at @KisserKel and follow us at @WhatsYourLimp and @TheJordanRoss!
In today's episode of What's Your Limp? Jordan chats with dear friend and cast mate, Giavani Cairo (The Chosen).
Giavani dives into his childhood, losing his stepfather at a young age, finding solace in sports (and eventually acting) and dealing with stomach issues for over a decade. The two of them also discuss working closely with each other on The Chosen from day one, and the insecurities they've wrestled with during that time.
You can follow Giavani on Instagram at @GCairo06. Give us a follow as well at @TheJordanRoss and @WhatsYourLimp!
In this episode of What's Your Limp? Jordan chats with Amanda Jaros, his on-screen wife on 1883. Aside from that show, you might recognize Amanda from her work in Insidious: The Last Key, Women of the Movement and more. Amanda is also an accomplished screenwriter.
But perhaps more impressive than her work as an artist, is Amanda's work as an advocate and activist for victims of human trafficking. Amanda talks to us about the incredibly important work she's doing to help these women and much more!
Be sure to follow Amanda at @AmandaJaros on Instagram. You can follow us as well at @TheJordanRoss and @WhatsYourLimp
In today's episode of What's Your Limp? Jordan chats with his The Chosen castmate and dear friend, Lara Silva. You might also know Lara Blue Ridge, Queen of the South, Dynasty and more.
Lara talks about her background as an immigrant child, rediscovering acting in her early 20's, booking The Chosen and wrestling with some of the double-standards/difficulties that women face in our society. They also discuss some of the things they are most excited for fans to see in Season 3 of The Chosen!
Be sure to follow Lara on Instagram at @Lara_Silva! You can also follow us at @TheJordanRoss and @WhatsYourLimp on all platforms, including TikTok and YouTube!
In this episode of What's Your Limp? Jordan chats with his The Chosen castmate and dear friend, Alaa Safi.
Before The Chosen, Alaa already had an impressive resume - both as an actor and a stuntman. Alaa appeared in Doctor Strange, The Mauritanian, Murder on the Orient Express, Chinese Zodiac and more. He talks about how he found the world of stunts and then how he later pivoted to acting. He also opens up about rejection and managing expectations as an actor - which is the subject of his latest short film, The 25th Frame. You can learn more about his project there and donate to help him make it: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-25th-frame#/
Be sure to follow Alaa on Instagram at @AlaaSafi_Official. And give us a follow @TheJordanRoss and @WhatsYourLimp
In today's episode, Jordan chats with actor Allegra Edwards, who stars in Amazon Prime's Upload, from show runner Greg Daniels.
Allegra opened up to Jordan about imposter syndrome, the importance of having supportive parents when pursuing a career in the arts and how becoming a mother has changed her perspective on acting.
Be sure to follow Allegra on Instagram at @Allegra_Edwards to keep up with her exciting career!
Rebekah Gregory is a survivor of the Boston Marathon Bombing. The first explosion happened just 3 feet behind her and Rebekah's body shielded her son, saving his life. However, it cost Rebekah her leg and has led to 70+ surgeries in the past decade.
But none of that has negatively altered Rebekah's view on life. She exudes light and positivity and is using her traumatic experiences to empower, uplift and reassure others. She started a foundation called Rebekah's Angels, that helps survivors of trauma and regular does motivational speaking engagements.
To learn more about Rebekah, follow her @RebekahMGregory on social media or visit RebekahsAngels.org. You can also follow us at @WhatsYourLimp and @TheJordanRoss on all social media platforms!
Influencer and mother Kate Hudson joined Jordan to talk about her daughter Eliza, who tragically passed away in 2021 from childhood cancer.
Kate has had the strength and courage to share her experiences, coping mechanisms and memories in an attempt to help others know that they aren't alone and to keep Eliza's memory alive.
You can follow Kate @KateHudson007 on Instagram and TikTok. You can also follow @HeyEliza to watch all of the old videos of Eliza.
In the latest episode of What's Your Limp? Jordan chats with actor/model/filmmaker Emily Ruhl.
Emily, a fellow Texas, opened up about her journey as a child/teen model, how she transitioned to acting and how she eventually ventured into filmmaking. She also gets candid about some of the difficulties that women face in the modeling/film industries, the positive effects of the #MeToo movement and more!
Be sure to follow Emily on Instagram at @EmilyRuhl and check out her production company @PublicSchoolPictures. Also, follows us @TheJordanRoss and @WhatsYourLimp. You can also check out our YouTube channel for exclusive highlight videos at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLBmrV22sTqx0vuQhnbYPZg
For the first ever LIVE podcast recording with an audience for What's Your Limp? Jordan brought along his Chosen cast mates, Elizabeth Tabish (Mary Magdalene) and Paras Patel (Matthew).
Liz and Paras are fan favorites because of the vulnerability they bring to their characters, and now they're brining that same vulnerability to What's Your Limp? They talk about the struggles and inconsistency of being an actor, facing bullies in their childhood, discovering more about themselves through their characters on The Chosen and more!
But that's not all... Other Chosen cast mates make surprise appearances in this episode, there is an audience Q&A and a game that Jordan plays with his cast mates that will help you get to know all of them a little bit better. This is, without a doubt, our biggest episode yet!
Josh Sundquist is a man of many talents. He's an author, screenwriter, producer, comedian, athlete and motivational speaker. He also happens to be an amputee.
Josh was diagnosed with cancer as a child, which resulted in having his entire left leg amputated. In this episode, Josh opens up about his childhood health problems, how he feels about his disability today and more. He also highlights his latest book, Semi-Famous, and his new series on Apple TV+, Best Foot Forward - which is an autobiographical series about his own childhood.
Go follow Josh on social media at @JoshSundquist and check out his latest work!
In the latest episode, Jordan chats with his Chosen castmate, Noah James!
Noah and Jordan talk about their experiences with bullying, growing up with divorced parents, how they discovered acting and the new people/cultures that The Chosen has exposed them to.
Be sure to follow Noah @James_NoahJames on Instagram and show him some love!
In today's episode, Jordan chats with his 1883 castmate, Marc Rissman, and Marc's wife, actress Ana Ularu.
Marc has also appeared in Game of Thrones, Overlord and the Last Kingdom, while Ana has had starring roles in Inferno (alongside Tom Hanks), Siberia (alongside Keanu Reeves) and Emerald City.
Not only are they a fantastic couple, but they are fantastic actors, friends and people in general. In this episode, they talk about the differences between their home towns in Europe compared to the US, their experiences with bullying and more!
Follow Marc and Ana on Instagram at @MarcRissman and @AnaUlaru!
Today on What's Your Limp? Jordan chats with his 1883 castmate, Daytime Emmy-Winner & Tony-Winner, Eric Nelsen!
Eric and Jordan talk about dealing with insecurities as young actors, mutual friends and all of the parallels in their professional and personal lives. They also talk about parenthood and how that has changed their perspectives on everything!
Be sure to follow Eric on Instagram at @EricNelsenOfficial and show him some love!
In today's episode of What's Your Limp? Jordan chats with Wil Wheaton (Stand By Me, Star Trek) about his abusive childhood, being forced into acting, the parallels between his character in Stand By Me and his actual life, becoming a dad and much more!
Be sure to follow him on Instagram @ItsWilWheaton and check out his book Still Just a Geek!
In the latest episode of What's Your Limp? Jordan chats with two of his Chosen castmates, Yasmine Al-Bustami (Ramah) and Joey Vahedi (Thomas) - who you might also know from NCIS: Hawaii and Lucifer!
Joey and Yasmine open up about pursuing a career in the arts without having complete support from your family, feeling insecure watching themselves on film, the importance of therapy and more!
Be sure to follow Joey and Yasmine on social media @JoeyVahedi and @YasmineAlBustami.
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!
Laura Wifler is the author of "Risen Motherhood", "Any Time, Any Place, Any Prayer" and, the book we discuss in this episode, "Like Me".
Laura is the mother of a child with disabilities, which opened her up to a whole new perspective. Now, she is using her platform and her family's circumstances to educate, inspire and uplift others. "Like Me" is a book all about accepting the differences of others while recognizing the similarities that connect us all.
You can learn more about Laura on her website www.LauraWifler.com and you can follow her on social media @LauraWifler. You can also follow us @TheJordanRoss and @WhatsYourLimp on all social media platforms.
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!
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!
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!
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!
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!
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!
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!
In this episode of What's Your Limp? Jordan chats with actor Major Attaway, who was the longest tenured Genie on Broadway in Disney's Aladdin and has lended his voice talents to animated projects such as Borderlands 3 and One Piece.
Major and Jordan grew up doing local theater together in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex and this was the first time they caught up in over 20 years. Just a week after the podcast, the two of them were honored at the Walk of Fame unveiling at Theatre Arlington, one of the venues where they performed together as children.
Major opens up about balancing expectations of family and people in his community with his big dreams and ambitions, the ups and downs of this business and much more!
Be sure to follow Major at @MajorAttaway on social media. You can also follow us @WhatsYourLimp and @TheJordanRoss on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube!
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!
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.
In today's episode of What's Your Limp? we had on our first professional on mental health - Dr. Greg Cason. Dr. Cason has appeared on LA Shrinks, The Doctors and is highly respected in his field. He specializes in cognitive therapy with both individuals and couples.
In addition to dropping some extremely valuable tips and suggestions to develop healthy coping habits, Dr. Cason opened up about some of his own struggles that he faced as a gay man growing up in a more conservative community.
Be sure to follow Dr. Cason at @AskDrGreg and visit his website at www.drgregcason.com to find more resources and information.
In our first ever episode with 2 guests, Jordan caught up with his friends and 1883 castmates, LaMonica Garrett (Thomas) and Gratiela Brancusi (Noemi).
Gratiela opens up about moving from Romania to the US and dealing with the culture shock of landing her first professional acting gig and LaMonica discussed the struggles of transitioning from the world of athletics to the world of acting.
Be sure to follow them both on Instagram at @GratielaB and @LaMonicaGarrett to support them in their journeys!
In this episode of What's Your Limp? Jordan is joined by actor Kevin L. Johnson - who you likely know as the affable Sam Dermody on the hit Netflix series Ozark.
Kevin, a self-proclaimed introvert, talks about how acting helped him come out of his shell in college and how he decided to pursue it as a career. He also talks about the final season of Ozark, what it was like working with Laura Linney and much more!
Be sure to follow Kevin on social media @TheKevinJohnson and keep an eye out for him in season 4 of Stranger Things, as well as Part 2 of Ozark's final season!
Also, follow us on social media @WhatsYourLimp and follow Jordan @TheJordanRoss!
In today's episode of What's Your Limp? Jordan chats with actor Pat Healy. You know Pat from Steven Spielberg's THE POST, Paul Thomas Anderson's MAGNOLIA, as well as highly acclaimed Indies like COMPLIANCE, THE INNKEEPERS and CHEAP THRILLS.
In their conversation, Pat opens up to Jordan about depression, anxiety, the ups and downs of the film industry and learning to become comfortable in his own skin.
Be sure to follow Pat at @ThePatHealy on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook to show him some love and support! This guy definitely deserves it!
In our first episode back since our 2 month hiatus, Jordan sits down to chat with iconic character actor, Scoot McNairy - who you know from Argo, 12 Years a Slave, Narcos: Mexico, Halt and Catch Fire and more.
Scoot has built a career that any actor would be envious of, but that's not to say that he doesn't have just as many insecurities or struggles. Scoot opens up about his experience with dyslexia as a child and how he works around it as an actor!
In this special crossover episode, Jordan is joined by his Chosen cast-mate, George Xanthis. George is the host of the Act Up Podcast (which you can find wherever you get your podcasts, as well as on YouTube). George and Jordan take turns asking each other questions about acting, The Chosen, their childhoods, humor and more!
One week from today (Monday, November 22), George will be uploading the full video version of this episode on his Youtube channel, which you can find here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCu7PMLVaW-5njJLyGtZbLOA
Be sure to subscribe, review and rate George's podcast and follow him on social media at @GeorgeHXanthis!
In this episode, Jordan chats with yet another one of his 1883 castmates - Emma Malouff. You might also know her from American Crime Story: Impeachment (in which she plays the daughter of Sarah Paulson's character). She also recently had a guest star role on SWAT.
Emma talks about growing up with a strong foundation via her parents (both of whom are pastors) which has helped her deal with the unpredictability and inconsistency of an actor's life.
You can follow Emma at @EmmaMalouff on Instagram and TikTok! Also be sure to follow us at @TheJordanRoss and @WhatsYourLimp
In the latest episode of What's Your Limp? Jordan chats with blogger and social media influencer, Chelsea Bear!
Chelsea, like Jordan, has Cerebral Palsy. She grew up with insecurities about the way she walked. However, she has taken those insecurities and shared them with the world on Instagram - where she's gained nearly 200k followers. Her vulnerability and transparency, along with her positive attitude and encouraging words, have inspired thousands all over the world!
She and Jordan talk about their individual experiences with CP and the similarities/differences of their journeys.
In the latest episode, Jordan chats with actor/comedian Nic Novicki!
You likely recognize Nic from his appearances on The Sopranos, Boardwalk Empire, The Good Doctor and more. He also has an impressive career as a stand-up comedian, going on tour with fellow comedian Nate Bargatze.
But that's not all. Nic was diagnosed with Dwarfism at 3 years old and has undergone 20 surgeries (totaling over 100 hours under the knife). But that hasn't stopped Nic from chasing (and accomplishing) his dreams. Now, after founding the Easterseals Disability Film Challenge, Nic is committed to giving other actors/filmmakers with disabilities a platform to show their work.
Follow Nic on social media @NicNovicki and visit his website at www.NicNovicki.com to learn more about him!
In this fun-sized episode of What's Your Limp? Jordan chats with comedian Josh Blue.
Josh is a highly successful stand-up comedian and winner of the 2006 season of Last Comic Standing but he also has Cerebral Palsy. In this episode, Josh talks about his journey as a comedian, overcoming his insecurities in high school and learning to use humor as a tool to educate and inform others on his disability.
Be sure to follow Josh on social media at @JoshBlueComedy and subscribe to him on YouTube at YouTube.com/JoshBlueTube!
In the latest episode of What's Your Limp? Jordan chats with star of the hit Hulu film, Run, Kiera Allen!
Kiera starred in Run alongside Sarah Paulson, and held her own. She also became the first wheelchair user to star in a major studio thriller. In her conversation with Jordan, Kiera discusses her big break, as well as the struggles of becoming disabled as a teenager. Not only was it a huge adjustment physically, but socially, mentally and emotionally as well. And we talk about all of it!
Be sure to watch Run on Hulu now and follow Kiera Allen on social media!
In this episode of What's Your Limp? Jordan chats with Stephen Letnes - an award winning film composer and musician who has composed nearly 120 scores for feature films and shorts. If that wasn't impressive enough, Stephen has done all of that while being almost completely blind.
Stephen opens up to us about his struggles as a visually impaired composer, insecurities he's struggled with throughout his life and what he's doing to help create opportunities for other filmmakers/actors with disabilities!
In today's episode of What's Your Limp? Jordan talks with one of his cast mates from The Chosen - Jonathan Roumie, who has won awards and received praise from critics and fans for his portrayal as Jesus.
Jonathan talks faith and his journey as an artist. He also opens up about his experience with bullying as a teen, as well as the pressure that comes with playing arguably the most iconic figure in the history of the world. If you're a fan of The Chosen, I assure you that this is a side of Jonathan that you haven't seen before! Also, Jonathan and Jordan might just shed some light on a running joke they started in season 1 *hint, hint*
In this episode of What's Your Limp? Jordan chats with Paralympian swimmer, Sophia Herzog!
Sophia won the Silver Medal in the 100m Breaststroke in 2016 and the Bronze Medal this year in Tokyo. Now, at 24, she is retiring from swimming and ready for the next chapter of her life. She opens up about her future (and the anxieties that come with the unknown), her experience as the only kid with a disability in school and her desire to prove herself.
The latest episode of What's Your Limp is easily our most emotional episode yet. Fred Guttenberg is a gun safety activist - but more than that, he's a father who lost his daughter to gun violence.
Fred's daughter, Jaime, was one of 17 victims of the Stoneman Douglas High School shooting in Parkland, Florida. Fred lost his daughter just months after losing his brother to cancer, as a result of his service on 9/11. Now Fred is directly tied to two of the greatest tragedies in our nation's history. And he is using his pain, grief and suffering to educate others and to fight for real change - in an attempt to prevent others from having to endure what he has.
To learn more about Fred's activism, visit https://fredguttenberg.com.
In the latest episode of What's Your Limp? Jordan chats with his old friend, Chris Sapphire - who you probably know from the hit Netflix reality show, The Circle!
After coming out as gay at 14, Chris suffered bullying from the adults in his community and contemplated suicide. However, his renewed faith in God gave him a new sense of purpose and sense of love and acceptance for himself. And now he has made it a life goal to spread love and acceptance to others, who might be struggling just as he did!