This one has been long over-due… Justin Simien, friends! The sensible mind behind Dear White People talks about his high school days, pointing out...
We’re back, with Whitney Cummings! She starts off with some personal thoughts about love, then discusses her self-perception, being so-called...
Ron Perlman! We talk standouts from this week’s Democratic debates (04:53), the state of independent film (11:49), finding a love for acting at 19...
Comedy icon Jeff Garlin is on this week! We get into texting woes (07:54), getting divorced after 25 years (11:29), being single again at 57 (13:45)...
The brain behind BoJack Horseman, Raphael Bob-Waksberg, is with us this week. He dives right in, talking about the privilege of being a white man...
“I feel like I always get asked the same questions,” says actor Michael Kelly. Well, hopefully, not today. Kelly joins us on the show to talk his...
Gin Queen, Mates! Jacki Weaver is on this week, reflecting on her childhood in Sydney (07:54), an early and undying devotion to acting (09:34), never...
Wyatt Cenac is the host of Problem Areas on HBO. It’s a new kind of program– think Last Week Tonight meets Frontline, except hosted by someone whose...
“Chaz is a strong woman, sure of herself. I’d never met anyone like her,” wrote her late husband, Roger Ebert. Truth be told: neither have I. Chaz...
A very special episode for you live from Ebertfest 2019 in Champaign, Illinois. Rita Coburn Whack talks of her film “Maya Angelou, Still I Rise” and...
Tayarisha Poe is an emerging filmmaker from West Philly. Her debut feature, Selah and the Spades, premiered at the Sundance Film Festival this year...
It’s Sean Kingston! He’s a Jamaican-American singer-songwriter with a handful of billboard hits you’ve probably danced to: Beautiful Girls, Take You...
Alex Ross Perry is a born and bred New Yorker. In shows in his movies, too: The Color Wheel, Listen Up Philip, Queen of Earth, Golden Exits. A staple...
Spaceballs! Independence Day! Lost Highway! Bill Pullman is an actor you’ve seen on screen for the past four decades of film and television. Now he’s...
Brit Marling has spent the past five years co-creating The OA, a mystical, spellbinding show that defies one sentence log-lines. (So best not to try...
Three days tardy but we got Vincent D’onofrio. After some explaining in the intro, we get into it. Working with Kubrick and Altman. His tenure on Law...
Multi-talented comedian and actress Mary Holland stopped by today to talk about performing in UCB Improv shows, her performance tendencies and where...