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

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!

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 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 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 this episode, Jordan chats with musician Jesse Tabish (All American Rejects, Other Lives). Jesse also happens to be the brother of Jordan's friend and Chosen castmate, Elizabeth Tabish.

When Jesse was 12, he suffered a traumatic jaw injury that led to several surgeries, a complete jaw replacement and dentures he's had to wear ever since. He dives into how that affected his self esteem, as well as his journey as a musician and artist.

Go give Jesse a follow on Instagram at @Jesse_Tabish and follow his band @OtherLives. You can also follow Jordan at @TheJordanRoss and What's Your Limp? @WhatsYourLimp

In this episode of What's Your Limp? Jordan chats with motivational speaker and author, Nick Vujicic!

Nick was born without arms or legs. After battling depression and surviving a suicide attempt as a child, Nick began using his circumstances to uplift and inspire others. Since then, through his foundation Life Without Limbs, Nick has preached and given motivational speeches around the world in over 70 countries, to 100's of millions of people.

Nick opens up to Jordan about his response to people within the Christian community who believe healing is simply a matter of faith and he even talks about whether or not he would be healed if he had the choice right now.

Keep up with Nick's incredible work at NickVujicic.com and LifeWithoutLimbs.org. Be sure to follow him on social media @NickVujicic and follow us at @TheJordanRoss and @WhatsYourLimp?