Episodes (Page 17)
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Sidney Lumet and Al Pacino are featured discussing the 50-year legacy of 'Dog Day Afternoon,' a film about robbing a bank to fund gender-affirming surgery
Al Pacino
Sidney Lumet
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Dwayne Johnson discussed his MMA film role in The Smashing Machine and why he rejected pursuing real fighting, saying he dislikes getting punched
Dwayne Johnson
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Legal scholar Barbara McQuade, former U.S. attorney, explains how DOJ targeting of political opponents damages rule of law
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Music producer Mark Ronson describes the incomparable rush of DJing and his inability to replicate that feeling elsewhere in his career
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Comic Cristela Alonzo grew up in an abandoned diner in south Texas, living in extreme poverty for her first seven years
Cristela Alonzo
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Chef Samin Nosrat realized that achieving professional success didn't fill her emotional void and sought to recalibrate her life priorities
Elizabeth Gilbert
Samin Nosrat
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Jimmy Kimmel's 2013 interview revisited as his show becomes center of free speech debate, discussing his David Letterman obsession and late-night pressures
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Scarlett Johansson made her directorial debut with Eleanor The Great, about a 94-year-old woman claiming a dead friend's Holocaust story
June Squibb
Scarlett Johansson
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Samin Nosrat realized achieving professional success didn't fulfill her emotional needs and sought meaningful life changes
Samin Nosrat
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Elizabeth Gilbert's memoir All the Way to the River recounts her relationship with Rayya Elias, from friend and hairstylist to romantic partner
Elizabeth Gilbert
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Jude Law stars in Netflix thriller Black Rabbit and discussed working with dialect coaches to master accents for roles
Jude Law
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Legendary actor Robert Redford died at age 89; interviews from 1998 and 2013 retrospectives of his iconic film career
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Jude Law stars in Netflix series Black Rabbit alongside Jason Bateman, playing one of two brothers in New York with contrasting lives
Jude Law
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Conservative activist Charlie Kirk was assassinated on September 10; NYT reporter Robert Draper profiled his rise as a voice for conservative youth
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Science writer Mary Roach explores body part replacement history, from 1500s prosthetic noses to modern regenerative medicine breakthroughs
Mary Roach
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Pulitzer Prize winner Trymaine Lee's memoir A Thousand Ways to Die traces Black American history with firearms and personal gun violence experiences
Trymaine Lee
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Rob Reiner directed sequel to Spinal Tap mockumentary and discussed his remarkable career including When Harry Met Sally and All in the Family
Rob Reiner
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Terry Gross celebrated 50 years as Fresh Air host, beginning in 1975 at Philadelphia's WHYY and growing into national institution
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Netflix miniseries Adolescence follows a 13-year-old accused of murdering a schoolgirl, inspired by real crimes that prompted creator questions
Stephen Graham
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NSA whistleblower Reality Winner leaked classified documents about Russian election interference in 2017, resulting in five-year prison sentence
Reality Winner