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Show Notes
For this episode, Dennis journeys to Cambria in Central California to catch up with his old pal Scott Williams. They met at an audition for Princess Cruises in the late 80's and have been friends ever since. While driving to the train at the end of Dennis's visit, they talk about their cruise ship memories, specifically how they relate to Dennis's new mini-e book, "Mariner's Club Mixtape," which was just released on Amazon.com They swap stories of performing disasters, amazing destinations, friendships and affairs. Scott talks about falling in love with Cambria and also about his work as a creative director for film and TV, recalls the most unprofessional behavior he ever witnessed, confesses to being the worst driver ever and reveals that he's often mistaken in airports for a certain boyish sitcom icon. Learn more about his work at www.PembrookCreative.com
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