Vanessa Angel brings a fascinating blend of Hollywood glamour, science fiction history, comedy, and television nostalgia to her appearance on The Jay Michael Show. Best known for her memorable roles in Weird Science, Stargate SG-1, and the hit comedy Kingpin, Angel's career spans decades of film and television and reflects her remarkable versatility as both an actress and former international model. Born in London on November 10, 1966, Vanessa Angel was discovered as a teenager in a London café before beginning a successful modeling career with Ford Models in New York City. During the height of her modeling years, she appeared on the covers of major magazines including Vogue and Cosmopolitan while also becoming widely recognized as the “Diet Pepsi Girl.” Her striking screen presence and charisma soon led her into acting, where she quickly established herself in both film and television. On The Jay Michael Show, Vanessa discusses her journey from the world of international fashion into Hollywood, reflecting on the challenges and opportunities that came with transitioning into acting during the 1980s and 1990s. Her early breakout role came in the 1985 comedy Spies Like Us, starring alongside Dan Aykroyd and Chevy Chase. She would later continue building an impressive résumé with appearances in projects such as King of New York, Baywatch, Melrose Place, and Reasonable Doubts. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/realvanessaangel/ ©The Jay Michael Show

Sarah Madeline is an emerging voice in contemporary romance whose stories capture the warmth, charm, and emotional depth of small-town life. Known for creating heartfelt romances filled with slow-burn chemistry, relatable characters, and moments that balance humor with genuine emotion, Sarah has quickly built a connection with readers who love cozy settings and happily-ever-afters. Her writing reflects a love for authentic relationships, quirky personalities, and the comforting atmosphere of rural communities where everyone knows one another's stories — and sometimes secrets. Living in small-town Pennsylvania with her husband, miniature dachshund, cat, and eighteen chickens, Sarah draws inspiration directly from the life around her. Her passion for country living and simple pleasures finds its way naturally into her books through vivid settings, farm animals, family traditions, and close-knit communities. Whether she is writing about awkward first meetings, emotional misunderstandings, or unforgettable romantic moments, her stories are grounded in realism and heart. Sarah often writes during the quiet hours of early morning or late at night, accompanied by music that helps shape the emotional tone of her scenes and characters. Beyond writing, Sarah enjoys many of the same cozy activities that define the atmosphere of her novels. She loves reading by a warm fire, fishing, baking, and gardening. Her love of animals and country life continues to grow, and she hopes to add goats to her already lively household in the future. These personal passions contribute to the authenticity that readers feel when stepping into the worlds she creates. Sarah's growing popularity is largely tied to her Thornwood Valley series, a collection of interconnected small-town romances set in a fictional Pennsylvania community. Each novel follows a different couple while expanding the lives, friendships, and relationships within the town itself. The series blends emotional storytelling with humor, heartfelt romance, and memorable characters who feel like lifelong friends. The first two installments, A Fowl Match and A Merry Pair, have already introduced readers to the charm and romance of Thornwood Valley. Fans eagerly await the release of A Handy Duo, scheduled for May 30, 2026, with a fourth installment planned for Fall 2026. What makes Sarah Madeline stand out as an author is her ability to create stories that feel both comforting and emotionally engaging. Her novels celebrate love, family, second chances, and the beauty found in ordinary moments. Readers who enjoy clean yet emotionally rich romance, strong character chemistry, and small-town settings filled with personality are naturally drawn to her work. Sarah's dedication to connecting with readers is also central to her success. She openly shares her enthusiasm for storytelling and values the relationships she builds with fans who follow her growing literary journey. As her audience continues to expand, Sarah Madeline is establishing herself as a promising new talent in modern small-town romance fiction, delivering stories filled with warmth, sincerity, laughter, and heart.Website: https://sarahmadelineauthor.carrd.co/

Sarah began studying harp when she was 6 years old and by the age of 8 she was performing as a soloist, was a member of the SFA Harp Ensemble and was Principal Harpist for the Piney Woods Youth Orchestra. Over the years she has been a member of numerous orchestras and ensembles including String, Symphony and Pit Orchestras as well as accompanying Choirs, Solo Vocalists and Solo instrumentalists. Currently residing in Austin Texas, she continues to play as a soloist, accompanist, and with a variety of ensembles across Texas, the US and Internationally. She is a member of @sssheartstrings, an all female keyboard and string ensemble based out of Los Angeles, as well as Élan Strings and the Dallas String Quartet. Residing in Austin, the "Live Music Capital of the World", Sarah enjoys the opportunity to work with musicians from all genres of music and working as a session musician. You can hear Sarah on the songs of fellow Austin musicians including 'Waveside' - Kitty Coen and 'Dead to Rights' - Radio Company, among others. Classically trained through college, Sarah also enjoys playing contemporary and pop music, creating and utilizing backing tracks in her live music and performing in more intimate settings. She also arranges for harp as well as composes. Sarah is the Education and Advocacy Manager for Austin Texas Musicians (a non profit) as well as serves on their Music Advisory Panel. Sarah studied with Mollie Marcuson Schiffer, Sarah Oliver Ladd, Emily Mitchell, Dr. Louisa Ellis Woodson, Alison Reed and Delaine Fedson Leonard. Website: https://harpistry.weebly.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/harpistrytx/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@harpistrytxHall See on Rumble: https://rumble.com/v79t2ty-sarah-hall-ep74-the-jay-michael-show.html©The Jay Michael Show

About Robert: 1.) Personal Alien Contact -- started as a child on the rez 2. Paranormal Contact -- off-n'-on ALL my life 3.) Documented UFOs while in aerial reconnaissance in Germany 4.) "Project Blue Book" -- my team was involved during the declassification 5.) UFO/Possible Reverse Engineered Craft Crash -- Documented the debris field 6.) Area 51 and its "Assets" & the largest secret exercise in U.S. history 7.) Assigned to duties under "Special Projects" -- under Brig Gen Phillips and the Weapons Laboratory to document "cutting-edge" weapons systems at various weapons testing facilities Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Robert.StandingEagle.Marshall©The Jay Michael ShowWatch on Youtube: https://youtu.be/VBLG0gIHTSs

David Twichell is a field investigator for the Michigan chapter of MUFON (Mutual UFO Network), as well as its Public Relations Officer and Newsletter Editor. Mr. Twichell has authored three books on the subject of UFOs. He has had an interest in the UFO phenomenon since his own 1962 close encounter sighting in the presence of his entire family and hundreds of eyewitnesses in the Detroit, Michigan area. He was a consultant for History Channel's “UFO Hunters” episode on the 1994 Holland, MI UFO sighting case. He has been a guest on numerous media shows as well as hosting his own local cable TV show entitled “We Are Not Alone” in the downriver area. The one-hour radio version of the show is broadcast in the Dearborn, Michigan area on WHFR.FM (89.3 FM), as well as on the World Wide Web. Each month David interviews high profile guests within the UFO community. The radio version won the Silver Microphone Award for 2010 by the Michigan Association of Educational Broadcasters in the category of “Interviews”. The show can be heard the first Monday of each month at 2:00 PM (EST) by going to http://whfr.fm/index.php We Are Not Alone is archived at http://www.ufoimplications.com/radio_archive.htmlYoutube: https://youtu.be/sajAkw_kt-Q ©Jay Michael Show

Jamie Wyman's music is both personal and expansive, weaving raw emotion with a sense of hope. Her voice—ethereal, transcendent, and powerful—carries songs that rise from the ashes, turning pain into light. Rooted in deep truth, her music balances vulnerability and strength, offering a space where listeners can feel seen and uplifted. Seamlessly transitioning from intimate acoustic sets to powerful rock performances, Jamie loves playing live shows big and small. She has opened for legendary acts like Marshall Tucker Band and Jamestown Revival and learned the art of songwriting from Susan Gibson (“Wide Open Spaces”), Jim Messina and Justin Townes Earle. Her discography includes two studio albums, a live album recorded at the 2023 Under the Big Sky Festival and several singles. She is currently working on a full-length studio album to be released in early 2026: a rock opera exploring the energy of the divine feminine, a soundtrack for those working to make the world a better place. From cozy venues to festival stages, Jamie invites you into a musical experience that resonates deeply long after the show ends. Learn more, listen, and find upcoming shows at jamiewymanband.com. Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/jamiewymanband/

As co-host, Odilia adds a fresh dimension to The Jay Michael Show, blending her passion for personal awakening with the show's tradition of engaging discussions and compelling interviews. Together, Jay Michael and Odilia aim to create conversations that are not only entertaining, but also thought-provoking and inspiring for listeners everywhere. Ultimately, Odilia's work is about empowerment. She invites people to move from feeling stuck to feeling alive again—reconnecting with their intuition, reclaiming their voice, and building lives that reflect who they truly are. Whether through her own podcast, her social media presence, or now as co-host of The Jay Michael Show, her message remains the same: awakening is not a destination, but an ongoing journey of growth, healing, and becoming. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_midlife_awakening_podcast/ Substack: https://themidlifeawakening.substack.com/

Ann Selene is an author, researcher, and psychological essayist who explores the hidden, often "unseen" facets of the human experience, including emotional depth and ancestral memory. She publishes written works, including musings and reflective pieces, often focusing on themes of self-awareness and healing. Ken Gerhard is a widely recognized cryptozoologist, author and lecturer who frequently appears on television. Ken has traveled the world searching for evidence of mysterious creatures including Bigfoot, The Loch Ness Monster, the Chupacabra, Mothman, and the Beast of Gevaudan. Websites: https://kengerhard.com/ https://annselene.com/about/ Instagrams: https://www.instagram.com/anntomology/ https://www.instagram.com/therealkengerhard/ Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/drkBSq_qsss ©Jay Michael Show

Stephen Rebello was born in Fall River, Massachusetts and grew up in nearby Somerset. His mother was a hairdresser, his father a millworker; both were movie-lovers. As Evelyn and Arthur Rebello's only child, he was shamelessly over-indulged. He spent many of his waking hours with his nose stuck in a book and/or with his ears covered in headphones listening obsessively to every kind of music imaginable. HIs posterior was also often parked in a fifth row center seat at the double and triple-features playing at southern New England's grandest movie palaces and fleapits alike. He has transcendent memories of discovering Dickens, Bradbury, John Cheever and Shirley Jackson, the music of Beatles, Stones, and the folk movement, alongside movies from Hitchcock, Fellini, Antonioni, David Lean, Fred Zinnemann, Richard Lester, Louis Malle, Visconti, and Arthur Penn. His childhood and adolescence were exceptionally nice. Easily-pleased rich folks paid him to vocalize at parties and weddings, even after hearing him sing on a weekly radio show. Later, even richer people paid him to model expensive boys wear for local clothing stores. Sometimes the owners of those stores let him keep those threads — in exchange for mentioning where he got them. Four years at Somerset High School weren't so terrible, either. At least two of those years were spent madly in love (nope, still not telling) and the other two were finally spent achieving academic excellence. Between part-time jobs sorting returned albums in a record factory and slinging sandwiches in an Italian deli (despite being unable to pronounce half of the menu items and being hated by his co-worker), he plotted his getaway. He graduated UMass Dartmouth with double majors in literature and psychology. After two years of counseling patients and families at a Fall River, Massachusetts hospital and rehabilitation facility, he moved to Boston where he earned an MSW from Simmons College School of Social Work. While working as a supervising clinical social worker at a Harvard University-affiliated hospital, he began post-grad classes in psychology at Harvard. Off the clock, he was treating private clients and writing constantly – fiction, movie reviews, the works. While on semester break and on vacation in Los Angeles, his boyhood idol Alfred Hitchcock granted an in-person interview at his offices at Universal. The interview, published originally in the Boston underground favorite The Real Paper, turned out to be Hitchcock's very last and subsequently got syndicated worldwide. Rebello decided to spend a year trying his hand at writing for a living and, relocating to Santa Monica, California, he got globe-hopping assignments from American Film, Cinefantastique, Cosmopolitan, GQ, The Los Angeles Times, Movieline (where he was Editor at Large), Playboy (Contributing Editor), Saturday Review, Southwest Art, Vibe and other national and international magazines many of which have since gone (sadly) extinct. (Don't blame Rebello.) The legendary Irene Mayer Selznick in The New York Times reviewed Rebello's 1988 debut non-fiction book Reel Art: Great Posters From the Golden Age of the Silver Screen and, at an event held at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the book was honored as one of the best ever written on the subject of Hollywood. Website: https://www.stephen-rebello.com/bio Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stephen.rebello©The Jay Michael ShowWatch this episode on YouTube! https://youtu.be/xynRtlQH3XY

Janine Amesta has loved reading kissing stories most of her life. She currently resides in Oregon with her husband and their pets, Hitchcock and Pippin. She studied screenwriting in college, but her banter is influenced by the screwball romantic comedies of the 1930's. She's always on the lookout for the perfect line. Website: https://www.janineamesta.com/INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/janineamesta/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100087782086993Threads: https://www.threads.com/@janineamesta Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/DiB7LkNMiW8©Jay Michael Show