Fresh Faces with Aggie Gold

Aggie interviews Lynn and Sid Gold of Gold Star Talent Agency. The husband and wife team have represented clients in hundreds of commercials, major roles in television sitcoms, soap operas, feature films and Broadway. Listen in on the ABC's of getting your child into showbiz and why they believe the child comes first!

What is Fresh Faces with Aggie Gold ?

Talent Agent Aggie Gold hosts this exclusive podcast about getting your child into commercials, television and the movies. Plus, she shares her personal stories about the entertainment industry from over the years.

Aggie Gold has been a leader in the talent industry for over forty years. Her unparalleled "eye" for spotting talent has enabled her to pick one successful star after another. After spending the first half of her career as a Personal Manager for children and young adults, Aggie became a franchised agent to the present time. Aggie is responsible for establishing the careers many celebrities, including Alec Mapa, Tatyana M. Ali, Joanna Garcia and Jackie Tohn to name a few.

She assisted President George HW Bush during Desert Storm by organizing the children of the entertainment industry to donate some of their earnings to aid the families of the Desert Storm service men. Aggie again assisted President Bill Clinton with his "War on Drugs" with the aid of Children to Children, a non-profit organization she founded.

Gold's dedication and continuing concern and sincere interest she takes in each and everyone of her clients, has established Fresh Faces Agency, Inc., as one of New York's top theatrical agencies and has become one of the most innovative and influential agents in our time. Aggie also authored the book Fresh Faces, Getting your Child into Commercials, Television and the Movies. This book became known as the "bible" of the child talent industry.

Aggie has appeared on numerous television talk shows, including: Oprah, Donahue, Regis, Maury, The Today Show, GMA and many others. She has also been featured in many major newspapers and magazines on both coasts.