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I come from a poor background and had to give up attending the best university to take care of my seriously ill mother. Fortunately, my girlfriend never left me. She believed in me and encouraged me: “You are the most outstanding person I have ever met, and nothing can compare to you!” Finally, I got an excellent job opportunity and reluctantly left home to work in the city. My boss’s daughter fell in love with me, but I only love my wife back home. Years later, I became a CEO. Just as I was planning to return home to reunite with my wife and mother, an accident caused me to lose my memory! When I woke up, two women claimed to be my love—one dressed in luxury, the other in rags. Who should I believe?

Introducing the ReelHotline on ReelTalk! For the first time ever, fans can call their favorite vertical stars and ask the burning questions they’ve been dying to know. In this episode, Jesse picks up the phone and shares stories and secrets you’ve never heard before.

Trust is the deadliest current.*This entry is participating in the ReelShort Reel Vertical Impact contest

When Ciara Devin, the long-lost daughter of the Devin family, returns, all hell breaks loose. Status, wealth, and deep-seated grudges fuel tension both inside the family and beyond. Trust crumbles, and misunderstandings cut like a knife, threatening to shatter them completely. But Ciara refuses to back down. Armed with sheer determination, she fights to mend the fractures, forcing long-buried truths into the light. As walls of silence crack and the first sparks of reconciliation flicker, one question remains—can this broken family truly heal, or are some wounds too deep to close? This gripping short drama delves into the power of communication, the weight of societal expectations, and the messy, raw reality of family bonds.

A man repeatedly sits on the same chair, each time more weary than before, until it becomes clear that life itself is wasted in the cycle of repeating the same mistakes.*This entry is participating in the ReelShort Reel Vertical Impact contest

This week, we’re rolling out the red carpet for the tiny stars of ReelShort, April Korovichenko from Mommy Don’t Cry Daddy Is Sorry, and Maxwell Maydaniuk, the ultimate matchmaker in Mommy I Got You a Date. But they didn't come alone! Their superstar moms are in the studio too for a feel-good episode about Hollywood and home life. We talk about what it’s really like raising rising stars, the BTS fun of child actor, and playing some hilarious games that may or may not reveal who’s the star in the family.

Ever wonder who’s responsible for bringing your favorite stars to the big screen? Our incredible Casting Directors pull back the curtain on the world of casting. They share what they look for in fresh talent, their wildest audition stories, and advice on how to thrive as an actor.

The caretaker aspires to a life in the big city and sees the troubled marriage of a professor as her chance to climb the social ladder. However, she soon discovers that everything is part of a larger conspiracy!

ReelTalk’s 2025 Year in Review highlights everything our vertical stars loved, learned, and lived for this year. This New Year’s special brings us together to relive the memorable moments of 2025 and set our intentions for 2026. Come celebrate and tune in!

In this episode, host Sarah Moliski continues her conversation with the talented actor and musician Luke Charles Stafford. Luke opens up about his journey as an artist, sharing the intricacies of his creative process and what fuels his passion for music. He also gives us a special treat! In a captivating, impromptu performance, he takes his saxophone and serenades Sarah with his soulful sound. Tune in for a soulful conversation about Luke’s musical side!

Three years ago, they divorced. To her surprise, three years later, her ex-husband turned out to be the director of the TV series she was acting in. After this encounter, she realized that he had misunderstood her, thinking she had a relationship with an older man three years ago.