Guests: Bert Kreischer, Dan Epstein

Comedian Bert Kreischer discusses his career and the Tops Off Tour, which brings him to Bangor on February 5.

Writer Dan Epstein talks about his new music blog on Substack, Jagged Time Lapse.

Guests:  Julia Duffy, Jim Owen

Julia Duffy discusses the art of the self-tape audition and fills us in on her role in an upcoming series.

Author and filmmaker Jim Owen talks about The Art of Aging Well.

Guests:  Winnie Holzman

Writer Winnie Holzman discusses her work on “thirtysomething” and “My So Called Life” and creating the musical “Wicked” with Stephen Schwartz.

Guests:  Paul Dooley

Actor Paul Dooley joins us to discuss his new book, “Movie Dad: Finding Myself & My Family, On Screen and Off”.

Guests:  John Waite & Mike J. Nichols,

Alexander Wolff

Singer-songwriter John Waite and filmmaker Mike J. Nichols discuss the documentary, “John Waite: The Hard Way”.

Bruce Pratt talks with journalist Alexander Wolff about the reissue of his book, “Big Game, Small World”.

Guests:  William Cohen, Erik Jensen

Former Senator and Defense Secretary William Cohen talks with us about the state of the nation and what steps we can make to return to some level of collaboration with allies and political opponents.

Actor-writer-director Erik Jensen discusses his Broadway debut in "The Collaboration", opening December 20 at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre.

Guests:  Rosanne Cash, Bill Mumy

Singer-songwriter Rosanne Cash returns for a wide-ranging discussion about music and writing.

Actor and musician Bill Mumy talks with us about his new memoir, “Danger Will Robinson: The Full Mumy”.

Guests:  Ronnie Schell, Skunk Baxter

Actor and comedian Ronnie Schell looks back at his work on Gomer Pyle, That Girl, Good Morning World, and more.

Guitarist Jeff “Skunk” Baxter discusses his new solo album Speed of Heat, his work with The Doobie Brothers, and his experience as a defense consultant to the Pentagon and others.

Guests:  Kelly Monrow & Jim Meskimen

Actress and singer Kelly Monrow talked with us about her album, Scars of Venus, and her work on American Crime Story.

 

Actor and impressionist Jim Meskimen joined us to discuss some of his remarkable impressions and his work on Gaslit, Hunters, and his upcoming role as Phil Donahue.

Guests:  John O'Hurley, Christopher Price

John O’Hurley returns to discuss this year’s broadcast of the National Dog Show.

Author Christopher Price talks about BLEEDING GREEN, his new book on the Hartford Whalers.