Got it, let's tackle this article. First, the keyword is "How To Make It In America Tv Show Cast" so I need to center the cast, use the context given, hit 600-900 words, use proper HTML tags, no markdown, natural headings. First, start with an h2 intro, right? Maybe h2: "How to Make It in America: A Look Back at the Show’s Core Cast and Lasting Legacy" That makes sense. First paragraph should set the scene: the show was HBO's 2010s dramedy about two young entrepreneurs chasing the American dream in NYC, right? Mention it ran for two seasons, had a dedicated fanbase, and the cast is a big part of why it resonated. Next, h2? Wait, maybe h3 for the lead cast first? Wait, h3: "Lead Cast Members Who Defined the Series" Then talk about Bryan Greenberg as Ben Epstein, right? He's the main character, the recent college grad from New Jersey who moves to NYC to launch a streetwear brand with his friend Cam. Mention that Greenberg recently talked about the show on Ebro In The Morning, right? The context says he and Victor Rasuk joined that podcast, so cite that. Talk about how Greenberg brought that relatable, hungry energy to Ben, the everyman chasing a break in the city. Then next in the lead cast: Victor Rasuk as Cam Calderon. Oh right, Rasuk is Cam, Ben's best friend and business partner, the more street-savvy, charismatic one. Mention their on-screen chemistry was a huge draw, and their 2020s reunion on Ebro In The Morning to discuss behind-the-scenes memories, like shooting on location in NYC, the challenges of playing young entrepreneurs trying to make it in a competitive city. That uses the context given. Wait, then there's other key cast members, right? Let's see, h3: "Supporting Cast That Brought the NYC Scene to Life" Then talk about Luis Guzmán, who played a recurring role as a local businessman, right? Oh the context mentions Luis Guzmán explaining the Rasta Monsta energy drink from the show! Perfect, that's a specific detail. Mention that Guzmán's character was part of the underground NYC business scene that Ben and Cam navigated, and in recent interviews he's shared fun behind-the-scenes context about the fictional Rasta Monsta energy drink that appeared in the series, even joking about what he claims is the "real" recipe for the fictional beverage. That's a fun, specific detail that uses the given context. Then other supporting cast? Let's see, there's Lake Bell as Rachel, Ben's on-again, off-again girlfriend, right? She was a graphic designer, added a grounded counterpoint to the guys' wild business schemes. Then there's Scott Mescudi (Kid Cudi) as Domingo, Cam's cousin, a musician who gets pulled into their business ventures. Oh right, Kid Cudi was a real rising star when the show aired, so his casting added authenticity to the NYC creative scene. Also, maybe mention Shannyn Sossamon as another recurring character? Wait no, keep it accurate. Wait also, maybe mention Edie Falco? No, wait no, let's stick to the core. Wait, also, the context mentions a retrospective video by Ronnie Floyd, right? Oh right, the context says "Retrospective video on HBO's How To" wait no, wait the context says "A retrospective video on HBO's How To" wait no, the show is How to Make It in America, right? Oh right, the retrospective was written, edited, voiced by Ronnie Floyd, so maybe mention that fan and creator retrospectives, like the deep dive documentary produced by Ronnie Floyd, have kept the show's fanbase active years after its 2011 cancellation, with fans still sharing clips, discussing the characters, and celebrating the cast's later work. Wait then, next h3: "The Cast’s Post-Show Careers and Continued Fan Engagement" Then talk about Bryan Greenberg went on to star in other shows like The Mindy Project, Entourage, right? Victor Rasuk has had roles in shows like The Baker and the Beauty, films like The Mummy. Luis Guzmán is a staple of Hollywood, with roles in