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 On this episode of We Playin’ Spades, Page Kennedy and Dannon Green pull up to the Turquoise Table with Nick Cannon and Courtney Bee for a hilarious and unfiltered conversation about comedy, acting, and their journeys through Hollywood. From early stand up days to landing major roles, both guests share how they built their careers, navigated the industry, and stayed true to their craft while leveling up in entertainment. The conversation goes deep into real industry experiences, including being overlooked, breaking out of boxes, and earning respect across comedy and acting. Page Kennedy opens up about his versatility as an actor and creative, while Dannon Green reflects on years of stand up, the grind, and what it takes to stay consistent in the game. Along the way, the group trades stories about iconic moments, OG wisdom, and the lessons they learned from legends who helped shape their paths. Of course, it would not be We Playin’ Spades without the jokes, the trash talk, and the culture. Nick Cannon and Courtney Bee keep the energy high as the table turns competitive, personal, and hilarious all at once. From wild stories to real life gems, this episode is packed with comedy, authenticity, and everything that makes the show what it is.©2026 Wondery (P)2026 Wondery
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