the jesus cast

Jason is an actor and playwright based in Los Angeles. Credits include: White Collar, Hot In Cleveland, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, 9-1-1, Cassidy Red, White Fang (2018). His voice can be heard narrating the critically acclaimed animated short film Telling People You're Native American When You're Not Native Is A Lot Like Telling A Bear You're A Bear When You're Not A Bear, as well as introducing the Hollywood NDNs podcast. As a playwright, Jason's world premiere production of Lying With Badgers was cut short by the pandemic, but he is now working on a commission from San Diego Rep for a new play called The Normal Force.

Sheron is Executive Producer and sidekick of the Tim Conway Jr. Show airing evenings on KFI AM 640. The industry veteran has enjoyed a successful career in media for many years, including a nine-year run as the producer of the L.A. Lakers broadcast on AM570 LA Sports. She is also an accomplished voice over artist, creating spots for iHeartMedia stations, television projects, video games, and audio books. Sheron is also an active supporter of charities addressing issues such as cerebral palsy, disabled veterans, and animal rescue.

Ramona Floyd is a New York-based actor, originally from the desert ranches, oil fields and trailer parks of West Texas. Most recent tv/streaming credits include upcoming Netflix action series, Hit and Run; Passionflix’s Gabriel’s Inferno, directed by Tosca Musk; CBS’ Bull and The Punisher on Netflix.

Gary is an award-winning radio journalist and the other half of The Gary and Shannon Show on KFI AM 640.  He was born and raised in Petaluma, CA, the Chicken Farming and Wristwrestling Capitol of the World. He started working in radio while in college at Chico State, learning how to balance the benefits of college life (beer) with the responsibility of employment (early morning radio job). Gary moved on to radio jobs in Sacramento (too hot) and Seattle (too gray) before coming to Los Angeles and KFI in 2004. 

Karolina trained at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts. Her stage credits include the world premiere of Forget Fire (Edinburgh Fringe Festival), Two Gentlemen of Verona, Women Beware Women (LAMDA), and NYC appearances include a staged reading of The Oresteia (Directed by Michael Kahn featuring Samira Wiley and Jennifer Ehle), Conversations with an Average Joe (Jerry Orbach Theatre), and A Sketch of New York (Producers Club).

Elvis has been in radio over 30 years and has been called "The Swiss Army Knife of Radio" because he does it all. Just none of it very well. His show The Dog House was the highest rated Morning Show in Bay Area history for over a decade. He has also been on air in NYC, San Diego, Portland, Phoenix and other markets. In other words, he can't keep a job.

Petros is an Emmy-winning broadcaster. He is co-host of the Petros and Money Show  on AM 570 LA Sports. On television, he’s an analyst for Fox Sports.

Wayne had an unusual career path to radio. He worked at a methadone clinic, which turned into a job in federal law enforcement, which led to a part-time gig at KFI. Makes sense, right? After hosting his own show on weekends at KFI, he retired from his day job in 2017 and became part of KFI‘s top-rated The Bill Handel Show. He provides analysis on news of the day, sports, legal matters, crime, and occasionally “heavy petting” (not what you think). 

Gina studied acting at the American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco. However, her day job is running Chantico Global, an investment consultancy that has advised some of the largest institutional investors in the world. She has been on air as a contributor and guest host on CNBC for a decade. She has economics degrees from Harvard and Stanford, served as a judge in the Beijing Olympics, and produced a Spanish language film about crossing the border. (Jane: “Yeah, she’s that person”). 

Shaun was in the original production of In the Heights on Broadway, played Frankie Valli in the 2nd National Tour of Jersey Boys, Juan in Altar Boyz Off-Broadway, and Usnavi and Sonny from In the Heights on the First National Tour as well as in the Broadway company. He recently performed in Bedlam’s production of The Crucible. His original Native American musical, Distant Thunder, will receive its first production in 2021 at Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma in Oklahoma City. 

Imari is a California native and veteran voiceover actor. You’ve heard his voice in ads and promos for Acura, GE, Burger King, Pizza Hut, AT&T, Fox Sports, NBC, CBS, TNT, A&E and the Pac-12 Networks. But his ultimate love is creating voices for animation. You can currently hear Imari on Sword Art Online, World Of Warcraft, Spider-Man, Carol & Tuesday, Fortnite, Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order, One Punch Man, Beyblade Burst RiseLego and Lego DC: Shazam!-Magic & Monsters.