Actor David Chokachi of “Baywatch” was recently spotlighted on Eli Marcus’ “The Motivation Show” podcast. #Powerjournalist Markos Papadatos has the recap.
Eli Marcus is affectionately known as “The Mayor of Times Square” for his tenure as the longest serving hospitality professional in all of New York City. Marcus is also the inspirational host of “The Motivation Show” podcast (ranked in the top 1% of podcasts in the world by Listen Notes) where he interviews famous dignitaries from all over the world. Today, Marcus interviewed “Baywatch” alum and philanthropist David Chokachi.
This podcast episode was so rich, deep, and inspirational, as they opened up about a wide variety of topics. Chokachi spoke about how he got into the acting profession and how he got cast in “Baywatch,” the No. 1 show in the world in the ’90s (at its peak). He discussed sharing the screen with such actors as David Hasselhoff, Alexandra Paul, Yasmine Bleeth, and Pamela Anderson, among others.
Chokachi fondly remembered the late but great co-star and lifeguard Michael “Newmie” Newman… and he spoke about being a part of the Hulu docu-series “After Baywatch: Moment in the Sun,” directed by Matthew “Matt” Felker, which was released last summer.
During the L.A. wildfires, Chokachi revealed that he was actively involved with the charitable organization Wings of Rescue, which helps rescue animals in need.
Chokachi offered suggestions how regular everyday people say stay healthy and fit. These include getting up early, walking barefoot, get direct sunlight, as well as avoid sugar and go to the gym, among others. “The ice plunge and sauna are amazing for staying in shape,” Chokachi tells Marcus.
Chokachi revealed that his upcoming movie is called “Married Alive,” and it is his proudest work he has ever done in his career.
Their entire informed conversation may be seen in the YouTube video below.
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For more information on Eli Marcus, check out his official website, watch “The Motivation Show” on YouTube, or listen on Apple Podcasts or Spotify, and follow him on Instagram.
