🎬 In Season 12, Episode 2 of The Big Scoop with Coop, acclaimed actor, producer, and spoken word artist David Bianchi joins the show with host Michael D. Cooper to share his powerful journey through Hollywood and beyond. Known for standout roles in Queen of the South, Ruthless, and his Emmy-nominated series RZR, David opens up about his passion for storytelling, activism, and creating art with impact. #thebigscoopwithcooop #michaeldcooper # coop #davidbianchi #rzrseries #catalystmovie #spokenwordartist #hollywoodactor #queenofthesouth #ruthless #entertainmenttalk #creativejourney
🔥 In this episode, David discusses:
His work on RZR and Catalyst
The power of spoken word in film and media
Navigating Hollywood as a multi-hyphenate creative
Speaking truth through art and performance
🎭 Whether you're an aspiring actor, filmmaker, or fan of bold storytelling, this episode delivers inspiration, insight, and authenticity.
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