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Connective Tissue with John C. McGinley

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About Connective Tissue with John C. McGinley Multi-dimensional creative force John C. McGinley has created a space where storytelling and storytellers, current events, conflicts, creativity and kindness come together at the same table to find the connective tissue between them. A safe space for critical thinking, McGinley and his guests explore different perspectives in the kind of candid convers... more

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Sean Penn is a powerhouse film performer capable of intensely moving work, who has gone from strength to strength during a colorful film career, and who has drawn much media attention for his stormy private life and political viewpoints. Sean Justin... more

Zach Braff was born and raised in South Orange, New Jersey, to Anne Hutchinson (Maynard), a clinical psychologist, and Harold Irwin Braff, a trial attorney. His father is from Russia and Austria, while Zach's mother is from a family with deep roots i... more

Actor/director/producer Eriq La Salle is best known to worldwide television audiences for his award-winning portrayal of the commanding Dr. Peter Benton on the critically acclaimed and history-making medical drama ER. Educated at Juilliard and NYU's ... more

Tim Shriver leads the Special Olympics International Board of Directors, and together with 6 million Special Olympics athletes in more than 200 countries, promotes health, education, and a more unified world through the joy of sport.

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Recent Guests

Eriq La Salle
Actor, author, director, executive producer
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Episode: Eriq La Salle
Tim Shriver
Chairman of the Special Olympics and advocate for individuals with intellectual disabilities.
Special Olympics
Episode: Tim Shriver
Eric Bogosian
An actor, author, playwright, and solo theater performer.
Episode: Eric Bogosian
Chris Cortazzo
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Episode: Chris Cortazzo
Captain Dale Dye
Retired, decorated marine veteran of the Vietnam War and founder of Warriors, Inc.
Warriors, Inc.
Episode: Dale Dye
Brian Curry
Two-time Academy Award winning writer and producer of Green Book
Episode: Recap Episode #2
Scott Rosenberg
Screenwriter known for films like Jumanji and Venom
Episode: Recap Episode #2
Mike Tolan
Co-inventor of modern sports documentary storytelling
Episode: Recap Episode #2
Peter Berg
Filmmaker known for his work in film and television
Episode: Peter Berg

Host

John C. McGinley
Host of Connective Tissue, engaging with guests across various fields, fostering thoughtful discussions around storytelling and creativity.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 69 ratings
  • Love it and want more

    I didn’t even know this was a podcast. Insight is great. And because two of my all time favorite shows were scrubs and burn notice I would love to hear him talk to Jeffrey Donovan

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Qltygdjg
    United States5 months ago
  • John pulls out those gems that you want to hear

    John's new podcast really gets into it with his guests. they talk about things that no one in the industry tells you in public and I love him for that

    Audible
    5
    Angie Quidim
    United Statesa year ago
  • Connective Tissue with John C. McGinley

    Since I first saw John C. McGinley in Wall Street & then Talk Radio the next year, his presence struck me as an excellent character actor with a lot of heart. He was genuine with each character he portrayed & his being genuine remains omnipresent to this day no matter how successfully he’s navigated the pressures & demands of what Hollywood defines as a “Being A Star.”

    His Connective Tissue podcast is relevant to people from any profession. Whether he is talking to a Writer, a Director, someone... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    @ScottMD72 Scott Davenport
    United Statesa year ago
  • Congratulations John

    “Where is the connective tissue?”

    “In the space between the question and reply.”

    I’m stuck on this podcast!

    Next assignment: watching The Belko Experiment. Not sure how I missed this one.

    Thanks for doing this. I can’t wait for the next episode.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Nickname1118
    United Statesa year ago

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The podcast is commended for its inclusive spirit and emphasis on storytelling as a vehicle for understanding diverse experiences.
Many find the range of topics and guests refreshing, highlighting how the discussions resonate on personal and professional levels.
Listeners appreciate the genuine and heartfelt conversations, praising the host's ability to draw out meaningful insights from guests.

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Sean Penn
Q: Would you say you invite characters into you, or do you chart it out to become the character?
Sean Penn replies that he believes in a combination of both, and emphasizes the importance of the relationship with the director and the collaborative process in filmmaking.
Sean Penn
Q: Is there a transactional relationship between you and the characters you get to play?
Sean reflects on the burning hunger to communicate stories from a young age, indicating that the process is more about personal expression than just financial gain.
Benjamin Byron Davis
Q: In your class, do you specifically introduce boundaries?
I do allow some input from actors, but I guide it, especially if someone might get overly critical.
Benjamin Byron Davis
Q: What have you changed in your approach?
What I took away from that is what I believe now, every actor is different, and that's what I teach.
Benjamin Byron Davis
Q: How do you start teaching?
I had an aptitude from a very early age to teach and I can take complex ideas and make them palatable.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Connective Tissue

What is Connective Tissue about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A multi-dimensional exploration of storytelling and creativity unfolds as guests from diverse fields join for candid discussions about their journeys, challenges, and perspectives. The conversations often revolve around the power of narrative in shaping life experiences and professional paths, touching on themes of inclusion, personal growth, and the unique lessons learned along the way. With an array of guests including award-winning filmmakers, seasoned actors, and leaders in various industries, the content strives to connect the dots between different narratives and inspire listeners through shared experiences and insights that promote critical thinking and empathy.

Noteworthy is the variety of guests, which brings a rich tapestry of per... more

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2. Tim Shriver
3. Eric Bogosian
4. Chris Cortazzo
5. Captain Dale Dye
6. Brian Curry
7. Scott Rosenberg
8. Mike Tolan

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