Episode list

Join Candice Neu for her wacky brand NEU talk show--The Neu Agenda. In this kick-off episode, she is kicking as---well, at least pretending to--as she learns all about the world of stunts. Featuring Rising Star Stunt Crew Coordinator, Gary Choi and Stunt Actors, Daniel Moen and Philip Bushman, this show is FIRE!. And if you're looking for fire--well, standby because there will probably be some of that on the show as well!.

This week, Candice Neu interviews talent agent, Deidre Michelle, and professional photographer, Lucas Matthew Stein. Tune in to see what's on Deidre's 10 Ten DON'T list when interacting with your agent. Stick around and see what Lucas has been up to--still behind the lens, but in an entirely different capacity.

Love is in the air as Candice interviews model, actor, and emerging director, DeAngelo Bethea. Of course all of the romance is sucked out of the air by an interesting plot twist--and a MONSTROUS attack by the magical and incredibly talented, Abigail Butler.

Adventure is in the air with extreme mountain biking, some stand up comedy--and possibly a plant in the audience. Candice shows off her rollerblading skills and introduces the audience to long time friend, Jeremy Morgan.

Behind the scenes with two incredible fashion designers--Sage Mountainflower and Madison Vanderlingen. Candice learns all about the world of fashion AND gets to watch an in-studio fashion show.

Candice Neu ventures to New York City to meet up with Jonathan Juarbe--Director of Admissions at The American Musical and Dramatic Academy--as they discuss the inaugural season of the new musical theatre competition show, Broadway Bound LIVE. Meanwhile, back in ABQ, Jake Allen Sheets makes an unexpected visit to Studio 519 and an unsanctioned call to Broadway Bound LIVE liaison, Zelda Deeds.

The hustle is real when you're a NYC Stunt Coordinator or an indie producer--until COVID hits, that is. All the rules of "the hustle" have changed, but ABQ producer, Paul Lucero, and NYC Choreographer are not giving in that easily. Check out what these two and their teams have been up to while the whole world shut down.

Candice, Renato, and MarcAnthony gather in solidarity to honor the victims of the Atlanta shootings in a moment of silence. They reminisce about their own upbringings as Asian-Americans and discuss how we can move forward and make progress in the face of such things.

Candice Neu celebrates the birth of Viision Academy with owners, Trey Pickett and Vanessa Mathis, as they discuss the obstacles to generational wealth and pathways for progress. Artist, Michelle Korte, joins the discussion, finding solidarity in the creation of art and a shared humanity.

Colin Miller is an artist making big waves--he recently wrote and directed his own one man play--a heartwarming story about a boy with autism--only to turn around and start dropping original music on all major platforms. Colin Miller releases a new song live on The Neu Agenda; Allen Dominguez gives a breathtaking performance of a well known song; and Wendy Barker sets the stage for The New Mexico High School Musical Theatre Awards--COVID Style. Oh--and of course we could not possibly end without some ego-building competition about who can hit it higher and longer--who do YOU think came out the other end?

The conversation continues with a focus on making progress toward generational wealth. The problem? Generational wealth has to do with ownership--something that has often been outside the grasp of minorities in America. How do we move forward? How do we support? What really is "allyship"? Trey Pickett and Vanessa Mathis weigh in with some honest advice.

Candice Neu travels to Boca Raton, Florida, to check out the incredible work of Dominic Giannetti--a new media nonprofit that introduces youth the art of filmmaking. In the process, she meets 12 year old producer, Gabriella Estabrook--who is also an incredibly talented vocalist. Her adventure leads her to the home of Mike McRobert, which has a strange Miami Vice-type nostalgia. Tamara Glynn zooms in to talk about the Giannetti production they're all working on--"YouthQuake"--a fantasy feature film written and produced by youth.

Candice takes a trip down film memory lane--and the subject of many nightmares: Michael Myers--as she interviews Halloween franchise star, Tamara Glynn. Power Ranger Samurai star, Hector David, Jr. steps in with some inspiring advice about how to chase down your biggest dreams. They chat about their experience working on a new project: "YouthQuake".

The long awaited MAKEOVER SHOW. All around cosmetic genius and owner of Xavier Visage Cosmetics, Xavier Visage, teams up with Studio 11 owner, Robin Berry to surprise three guests with complete makeovers. Model, Joi McGee steps in to help Candice with the shopping to finalize the transformation of these three beautiful ladies.