Episodes (Page 19)
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Seth Rogen created AppleTV+ satirical series The Studio about Hollywood executives deciding which films get made, starring as a studio head attempting to save his company
Seth Rogen
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Terry Gross's 2005 interview with Tim Curry celebrates the 50th anniversary of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, with Curry discussing his iconic role as Dr. Frank-N-Furter
Tim Curry
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Andrew Marantz explains how manosphere podcasts influenced young men toward MAGA in 2024 and discusses Democratic strategies to win back this demographic
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Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Gary Rivlin discusses how regulation can harness AI's positive potential in health, medicine, and education while mitigating risks
Gary Rivlin
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Seth Rogen plays an anxious Hollywood studio head in Apple TV+ series The Studio, premiering March 26
Seth Rogen
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Clay Risen's book Red Scare examines post-WWII McCarthyism and career destruction of thousands of teachers, civil servants, and artists
Clay Risen
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Bill Burr traces his comedy roots to childhood survival mechanism of making people laugh to avoid harm, featured in new Hulu special Bill Burr: Drop Dead Years
Simu Liu
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Comic Mo Amer discusses his Palestinian heritage and family's escape from Gulf War, explaining how Texas culture and country music influenced his identity
Mo Amer
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Bill Burr discusses processing childhood abuse, therapeutic mushroom use, and hypocrisy of liberal cancel culture versus Elon Musk's conduct
Bill Burr
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Playwright Athol Fugard died Saturday; his apartheid-focused plays like Blood Knot and Master Harold and the Boys explored emotional and psychological consequences of segregation
Athol Fugard
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Washington Post's Laura Meckler reports on Department of Education cutting 50% of workforce with major fallout for civil rights enforcement and student loan administration
David Bianculli
Laura Meckler
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David Enrich's book Murder the Truth examines Justice Clarence Thomas's 2019 suggestion to overturn New York Times Co. v. Sullivan
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Bill Burr traces his comedy to childhood learned behavior of making people laugh to prevent harm, detailed in Hulu special Bill Burr: Drop Dead Years
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New Orleans clarinetist and vocalist Doreen Ketchens, known as 'Lady Louie' and 'Queen Clarinet,' discusses her nearly four-decade career performing in the French Quarter
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David Johansen, co-founder of hugely influential 1970s punk precursor band The New York Dolls, died last week after two studio albums that shaped rock history
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Actor Simu Liu discusses underwater filming for deep-sea rescue thriller Last Breath and his scuba diving training for the role
Simu Liu
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Georgetown professor Ella Washington and Harvard professor Frank Dobbin analyze how DEI became politicized and misperceived in American discourse
Ella Washington
Frank Dobbin
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Jazz clarinetist Doreen Ketchens, known as 'Lady Louie,' has been a French Quarter fixture for nearly four decades
Doreen Ketchens
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Writer Hanif Kureishi became paralyzed following a fall and began his memoir Shattered days after the incident
Hanif Kureishi
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Atlantic's McKay Coppins describes rivalry among Rupert Murdoch's children over succession of his 93-year-old media empire in Succession-style drama
Elizabeth Linos
McKay Coppins