Danielle Fishel

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Hello, it's your host, Danielle Fishel, and it is time to catch TB.

Oh, that sounds just awful.

TB is clearly tuberculosis, but this is Teen Beat, a podcast where we high dive into the deep end of a pool filled with the awkward truths of childhood.

Every week I sit with interesting people who've done interesting things, knowing that by sharing these tales of shame and commiserating in the journey of youth, we learn just a little bit more about who we are today.

I see it like this.

I gave you my childhood.

It's time we hear yours.

But this week, I'm talking to a fellow former child actor who knows exactly what it's like to have your growing pains and puberty documented for public consumption.

An actress whose Hollywood career began at the ripe age of seven, debuting in the type of embarrassing commercials that...

Seven-year-olds get cast in.

She then transitioned to big girl TV shows on shows like 8 Simple Rules, Zoey 101, and The Suite Life of Zack and Cody.

But it was her time as Trina Vega on Nickelodeon's Victorious that would shine a spotlight that's about to be reignited.

For a brand new spinoff, she will star in and produce 10 years later.

Now that's a predicament I know a little bit about.

She was an integral part of a Y2K young talent pool that have all branched out into their own lanes, running Hollywood.