Mike Seaver

So I had to get them comfortable with being uncomfortable.

The CEO at the time, Mike Seaver, was fantastic and sort of helping to manage those expectations with them.

I was really thrilled that we kind of defined clearly what the issues that led to this once we got out of crisis mode and then got to focusing on that and then was able to give the board kind of the pathway and then understand how we were getting better.

Was that a ransomware attack or was it just a theft of customer data that was then sold on the dark web?

"With that, it got me thinking about how strange it must be for you to have played certain characters over the years and then have people associate you with those characters in real life.

Did playing certain roles ever affect the way you saw yourself or the way you thought about who you wanted to become? Thanks." Bryce, when I was a teenager, I was Mike Seaver, and it wasn't that much of a stretch for me to play that character because I was a wise-cracking teenager who, you know, was interested in girls and hanging out and playing with his f- with his buddies and, uh, getting into trouble half the time, and I kind of did take on that persona.

However, uh, I was also a man of faith by the time I was 18 years old, and I wanted to be in projects that would honor that faith, and that's why I, I enjoyed being in movies like Fireproof and working with Ray Comfort in, in The Way of the Master.

But it was also interesting that while I was playing characters who weren't really me, th- they, they, they often reflected parts of my own life that I would import into those characters in order to, to, to, to make them come alive.

Mm.

Mike Seaver.

Uh, Tony Cavalero, 43.

Did we m- did he have a superhero called Bible Man or something weird?

would be Kirk Cameron, who is 56 today.

Actor widely known for his role as Mike Seaver in Growing Pains.

You got to be my age-ish to know about Growing Pains.

But happy birthday, Kirk Cameron.