We’re still in the ring with actor, and wrestling expert, O’Shea Jackson Jr.! But even Ice Cube’s son isn’t immune to awkward moments, and he proves it with a story of how a faulty spray bottle led to O’Shea being known as “the Axe guy.”

 

Plus, a listener explains how a hug can leave a lasting impression on someone special.

We&rsquo;re still in the ring with actor, and wrestling expert, O&rsquo;Shea Jackson Jr.! But even Ice Cube&rsquo;s son isn&rsquo;t immune to awkward moments, and he proves it with a story of how a faulty spray bottle led to O&rsquo;Shea being known as &ldquo;the Axe guy.&rdquo;
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Plus, a listener explains how a hug can leave a lasting impression on someone special.

Danielle Fishel spent her teenage years inside millions of homes, every Friday night, portraying the iconic Topanga Lawrence on the family sitcom, Boy Meets World. From her first kiss to her first haircut – absolutely everything was caught on camera. Thirty years later, she’s come to the realization that numerous generations have witnessed her most formative (and awkward) years – and now she’s looking to turn that spotlight around.

“Teen Beat with Danielle Fishel” will find the former child star, current TV director and recent Dancing with the Stars contestant, sitting down with other celebrities to unearth details from their (untelevised) upbringings. Since their first pimple wasn’t highlighted during TGIF programming, the least they can do is talk about it now. 

By cracking open their childhood diaries to reveal embarrassing fashion choices, school crushes and dramatic friend fallouts, Danielle isn’t just chasing nostalgia - she’s using the memories as a roadmap to understand who her guests have become and what the future could bring.

Danielle Fishel gave you her childhood – now it’s time we hear yours.

Danielle Fishel spent her teenage years inside millions of homes, every Friday night, portraying the iconic Topanga Lawrence on the family sitcom, Boy Meets World. From her first kiss to her first haircut &ndash; absolutely everything was caught on camera. Thirty years later, she&rsquo;s come to the realization that numerous generations have witnessed her most formative (and awkward) years &ndash; and now she&rsquo;s looking to turn that spotlight around.
&ldquo;Teen Beat with Danielle Fishel&rdquo; will find the former child star, current TV director and recent Dancing with the Stars contestant, sitting down with other celebrities to unearth details from their (untelevised) upbringings. Since their first pimple wasn&rsquo;t highlighted during TGIF programming, the least they can do is talk about it now.&nbsp;
By cracking open their childhood diaries to reveal embarrassing fashion choices, school crushes and dramatic friend fallouts, Danielle isn&rsquo;t just chasing nostalgia - she&rsquo;s using the memories as a roadmap to understand who her guests have become and what the future could bring.
Danielle Fishel gave you her childhood &ndash; now it&rsquo;s time we hear yours.

Teen Beat

More Time With: O’Shea Jackson Jr. 

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We’ve heard some awkward teen stories - but when your dad is Ice Cube, the stakes are just a little higher.

 

O’Shea Jackson Jr. opens up about the highs, the lows, and the very real downside of having a rap legend for a father - including a short-lived music career…and an even shorter-lived stage name.

 

Since then, he’s gone on to share the screen with Michael B. Jordan, Charlize Theron and Gerard Butler - a journey that somehow all traces back to his kitchen.

 

Plus, we uncover how his entire career might be rooted in a deep hatred of sedimentary rocks…and more, on an all-new, WrestleMania weekend edition of, Teen Beat!

We&rsquo;ve heard some awkward teen stories - but when your dad is Ice Cube, the stakes are just a little higher.
&nbsp;
O&rsquo;Shea Jackson Jr. opens up about the highs, the lows, and the very real downside of having a rap legend for a father - including a short-lived music career&hellip;and an even shorter-lived stage name.
&nbsp;
Since then, he&rsquo;s gone on to share the screen with Michael B. Jordan, Charlize Theron and Gerard Butler - a journey that somehow all traces back to his kitchen.
&nbsp;
Plus, we uncover how his entire career might be rooted in a deep hatred of sedimentary rocks&hellip;and more, on an all-new, WrestleMania weekend edition of, Teen Beat!

O’Shea Jackson Jr.

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We’re back in the Middle of our hang with Frankie Muniz and there’s so much more to get into! 

 

Frankie shares a recent proud dad (or drummer) moment and they hear from a listener who had a bad hair day, on this bonus episode of Teen Beat!!

We&rsquo;re back in the Middle of our hang with Frankie Muniz and there&rsquo;s so much more to get into!&nbsp;
&nbsp;
Frankie shares a recent proud dad (or drummer) moment and they hear from a listener who had a bad hair day, on this bonus episode of Teen Beat!!

More Time With: Frankie Muniz

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It’s been over 25 years since Frankie Muniz first graced our screens as Malcolm, and now, not only has he returned to the Middle, he’s talking to Danielle on Teen Beat!

 

Frankie takes us through the culture shock of moving to LA from the suburbs of New Jersey, and how avoiding a Pizza Hit commercial changed his life forever. 

 

We hear all about working with a pre-Walter White Bryan Cranston and what exactly drove Frankie from the studio backlot to the professional racetrack. 

 

You may not be the boss of me now, but you are ready to check out a new episode of…Teen Beat!

It&rsquo;s been over 25 years since Frankie Muniz first graced our screens as Malcolm, and now, not only has he returned to the Middle, he&rsquo;s talking to Danielle on Teen Beat!
&nbsp;
Frankie takes us through the culture shock of moving to LA from the suburbs of New Jersey, and how avoiding a Pizza Hit commercial changed his life forever.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
We hear all about working with a pre-Walter White Bryan Cranston and what exactly drove Frankie from the studio backlot to the professional racetrack.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
You may not be the boss of me now, but you are ready to check out a new episode of&hellip;Teen Beat!

Frankie Muniz

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More Time With: O’Shea Jackson Jr.

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