Episodes (Page 24)
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Terry Sweeney became first openly gay actor on Saturday Night Live in 1985 and served as SNL writer
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Jeanie Buss is owner and president of Los Angeles Lakers, one of 10 most valuable sports franchises globally
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Christopher Titus is Emmy-nominated comedian, writer, director called TV's most original comic voice since Seinfeld
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Best of 2016 compilation Part 2 features 25+ industry guests sharing wisdom from year's episodes
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Best of 2016 compilation Part 1 features 25+ industry guests sharing wisdom from year's episodes
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Kevin Reilly discusses 20+ year career serving as president of five TV networks including NBC, FOX, FX, TBS, and TNT
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Tony Cox discusses 30-year career with roles in films generating over $1 billion worldwide box office
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Daniel Kellison is Emmy-nominated producer and co-founder of Jackhole Industries with Jimmy Kimmel and Adam Carolla
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Gary Gulman discusses successful stand-up comedy career appearing on all major late night talk shows
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Jonathan Groff is 6-time Emmy nominee and executive producer/showrunner on ABC's Black-ish
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Lisa Lampanelli, known as the "queen of mean," is featured.
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Doug Herzog discusses presidency of Viacom Music and Entertainment overseeing MTV, Comedy Central, VH1, and other networks
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Milt Larsen, creator of The Magic Castle, is the guest.
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Jay Mohr discusses multidecade career as comedian, actor, author, and TV/radio host with 25+ film appearances
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Barry Crimmins, a political satirist and club founder, is interviewed.
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Shep Gordon founded Alive Enterprises in 1969, managing careers of Alice Cooper, Luther Vandross, Rick James, and 100+ million album artists
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Mona Scott-Young is CEO/founder of Monami Entertainment producing VH1's most popular docu-franchise Love & Hip Hop
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J.B. Smoove is comedian, actor, writer, producer who launched career on Def Comedy Jam in early 1990s
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Scott Aukerman returns to discuss his show "Comedy Bang! Bang!"
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Lance Burton is considered the greatest stage magician of the past century with 10 Tonight Show appearances under Johnny Carson and 10 under Jay Leno