State Of Mind with Maurice Benard
Sep 1, 2026 · 46 min · 14 segments
Rob Brownstein (Michael, Straight Outta Compton) joins General Hospital's Maurice Benard. On State of Mind, the actor and longtime teacher reflects on working with Al Pacino, the pressure and…
Rob BrownsteinGuestthat's amazing that's how she dealt with it pretty cool very cool yeah how were you in school what kind of you were smart in school weren't you uh yeah come on

school was easy ah because that was the opposite yeah it was hard for my brother he was also dyslexic which had not been diagnosed yet and black right you know but for me school was easy So I was that typical Spicoli.

I'd take the first few tests of the semester and then I'd just blow off the rest of the semester in high school.

You know, I wish I'd had, you know, better teachers, better, I don't know, just education in that way.

Somebody that would challenge and, you know, and I had a few good teachers, you know, and I'd wake up.
But then you'd have everybody else and you just go to sleep, you know? Yeah, I was I was a lazy.
that's amazing that's how she dealt with it pretty cool very cool yeah how were you in school what kind of you were smart in school weren't you uh yeah come on

school was easy ah because that was the opposite yeah it was hard for my brother he was also dyslexic which had not been diagnosed yet and black right you know but for me school was easy So I was that typical Spicoli.

I'd take the first few tests of the semester and then I'd just blow off the rest of the semester in high school.

You know, I wish I'd had, you know, better teachers, better, I don't know, just education in that way.

Somebody that would challenge and, you know, and I had a few good teachers, you know, and I'd wake up.
But then you'd have everybody else and you just go to sleep, you know? Yeah, I was I was a lazy.
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