ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Don Wildman is the host of Cities of the Underworld and Mysteries at the Museum, as well as many other TV shows on the Travel Channel and the History Channel. Don discusses growing up in a family of educators and deciding to be an actor. He also talks about his early days acting in commercials and how he is the last generation of actors before the internet. Don answers questions about Cities of the Underworld and offers his perspective on how the world views America and how the country is going through a period of change. Follow Don Wildman on all social media @donwildman
English
United States
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