The Not So Little Rascals
You remember them as kids. But what happened after the cameras stopped?
Hosted by former child actors from The Little Rascals, Jordan Warkol and Blake Collins reconnect with fellow child stars to talk about what growing up in Hollywood was really like and what life looks like now.
This isn’t a “what went wrong?” podcast—no clickbait, no forced trauma.
Just real conversations about identity, family, burnout, reinvention—and growing up a little too early.
Each episode comes back to one question: “What was your first call?”—the origin story of how it all started.
From on-set memories to life after fame, these are the stories you didn’t hear
The Not So Little Rascals
Introducing The Not So Little Rascals
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You remember them from The Little Rascals…But what happened after the cameras stopped?
Now, Jordan Warkol & Blake Collins are reconnecting with fellow child actors to talk about what growing up in Hollywood was really like, and what life looks like now.
The Not So Little Rascals isn’t a “what went wrong?” podcast — no clickbait, no forced trauma.
Just real conversations about identity, family, burnout, reinvention… and growing up a little too early.
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Hi, I'm Blake Collins and I'm Jordan Warkol. You may remember us as froggy and Woim from the 1994 film The Little Rascals. Yeah, I know we look good.
We've been friends for 35 years, and have finally found the most millennial way to unpack our childhood trauma, starting a podcast, honestly. It started as a little bit of self therapy. Most of our experiences as child actors were pretty good, but complicated.
The show isn't about tabloid drama or where they now click bait or where the producer touched you. It's about sharing the truth real stories from kids who grew up on camera. We want to understand how those early years on set shaped us and shaped the lives of other child actors wholived it too.
Some kept acting, some walked away, and some had very public meltdowns in TMZ. And we're here for all of it. Each episode, we'll sit with other child actors and talk about what it was really like,
The Good, the Bad and the weird and the way it shaped who we are today. So from our childhood to yours, welcome to the not so little rascals. We did it. We're back. Relax. Dickie Roberts, okay, I get it.