This week on Director’s Cut Radio, we’re joined by Chris Cleveland, frontman of Stars Go Dim, to talk about his brand-new album Roses. Chris opens up about why this project is his most authentic yet, blending soulful retro grooves with deeply personal lyrics about slowing down and savoring life’s small moments. He also shares what … Continue reading Chris Cleveland (Stars Go Dim) on Roses, Faith, and His Grand Ole Opry Debut →

How does a teenager become the accomplice of one of America’s most disturbing killers? For the first time in half a century, Elmer Wayne Henley Jr. opens up about his role in the murders committed with Dean Corll, the “Candyman Killer.” In this week’s episode of Director’s Cut Radio, Dan Gutierrez speaks with criminologist Dr. … Continue reading The Serial Killer’s Apprentice – Dr. Katherine Ramsland Interview →

Explosions, undercover missions, and a race against time — Prime Video’s Countdown has all the makings of a blockbuster action movie, delivered in binge-worthy weekly episodes. On this episode of Director’s Cut Radio, Dan Gutierrez chats with Elliot Knight and Uli Latukefu about joining the series, what drew them to the project, and the fun … Continue reading Elliot Knight & Uli Latukefu on Prime Video’s Countdown →

This week on Directors Cut Radio, we’re heading back to Silver Falls with the cast of My Life With The Walter Boys! Nikki Rodriguez (Jackie), Noah Lalonde (Cole), and Ashby Gentry (Alex) join us to break down Season 2, streaming now on Netflix. Hear how Jackie faces her past, how Cole takes on new responsibilities, … Continue reading Episode: My Life With The Walter Boys Season 2 Cast Interview →

What happens when two beloved PBS Kids universes finally collide? It’s a beautiful day indeed. In a brand-new special, Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood and Donkey Hodie share the screen for the first time—bringing together puppets, music, and timeless lessons inspired by Fred Rogers himself. On this episode of Director’s Cut Radio, Dan Gutierrez talks with Chris … Continue reading 🎬 Mister Rogers’ Legacy Lives On: Daniel Tiger Meets Donkey Hodie →

Aliens have landed, but the real story is how humanity comes together to fight back. In this week’s episode of Director’s Cut Radio, Dan Gutierrez sits down with producer and writer Simon Kinberg (X-Men, The Martian) to discuss the third season of Apple TV+’s Invasion. Season 3 marks a turning point: for the first time, … Continue reading Simon Kinberg on Invasion Season 3 – Apple TV+ →

The Emmy-nominated composer, producer, and all-around music legend Ben Folds joins us to talk about creating the first Peanuts musical in 35 years. From channeling Charlie Brown’s reflective side (yes, he might be the first kid with a midlife crisis 😂) to capturing the bittersweet magic of summer camp, Folds breaks down how he approached … Continue reading Ben Folds Talks Snoopy Presents: A Summer Musical →

Country singer Kelsey Hart has been on a roll — millions of streams, national tours, and songs written for some of the biggest names in country music. Now, he’s back with Something That You’d Miss, a heartfelt follow-up to his hit Fireworks. We talk about: 🎵 Something That You’d Miss drops August 22nd on all … Continue reading Kelsey Hart on “Something That You’d Miss,” Songwriting Stories & Why Will Ferrell Inspires Him →

Wildlife biologist Forrest Galante joins us to talk about his new Discovery Channel series Animals on Drugs—a shocking (and very real) exploration into how human substances are affecting animal behavior around the globe. From bears chugging White Claws to gators dosed with meth, it’s not fiction—it’s happening in real ecosystems. Forrest shares how it all … Continue reading Forrest Galante on Animals on Drugs →

Ari Aster is back—and this time, he’s brought the paranoia home. In his latest film Eddington, Aster trades Swedish forests and haunted attics for dusty New Mexico landscapes and pandemic-era breakdowns. Set in a fictional town unraveling under misinformation and digital overload, Eddington is a slow-burn thriller with massive emotional weight. I had the chance … Continue reading Ari Aster on Eddington, Tech-Paranoia, and Filming in New Mexico →