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 →

What’s the weirdest thing you’ve ever found in a storage locker? If your answer isn’t “Victorian post-mortem portraits,” then you haven’t lived the Storage Wars life like Brandi Passante has. In this episode of Directors Cut Radio, Brandi joins me to talk about the new season of the long-running A&E hit, the thrill of uncovering … Continue reading Storage Wars Is Back — and Brandi Passante Has Seen Some Sh*t →

Dan chats with Josh Holloway and Rachel Hilson about Duster, the newest Max original series created by JJ Abrams and LaToya Morgan. Set in the 1970s Southwest, the show blends gritty crime storytelling with Western vibes and stylish action. Josh shares why he couldn’t say no to the role, and Rachel takes us inside her … Continue reading Josh Holloway & Rachel Hilson – Dust, Drive & Duster on Max →

She’s not just riding bulls—she’s rewriting rodeo history. In this episode of Directors Cut Radio, Dan Gutierrez interviews Jorden Halvorsen, 4-time world champion bull rider and star of Not Her First Rodeo, a new six-part docuseries from ABC News Studios. Jorden opens up about the challenges of being a woman in one of the most … Continue reading Not Her First Rodeo with Jorden Halvorsen – The Grit, The Bulls, and The Sisterhood →

Tune in to this exciting episode of Director’s Cut Radio as we chat with the wonderful Kristen Schaal about her latest movie, My Spy: The Eternal City. Kristen gives us an inside look at her character’s development, the challenges of blending comedy with action, and the fun of improvising on set. We also explore her … Continue reading Kristen Schaal Talks “My Spy: The Eternal City,” Comedy, and More! →

Join us as we chat with Chanel West Coast and Dom Fenison about their exciting new docu-series, “The West Coast Hustle.” Chanel, known for her long-running role on MTV’s “Ridiculousness” and her successful music career, opens up about her journey balancing work and motherhood. Dom, a top model and luxury real estate agent, shares his … Continue reading West Coast Hustle: Interview with Chanel West Coast & Dom Fenison | Directors Cut Radio →

Join us as Alisha Weir, acclaimed for her charming role in Matilda the Musical, ventures into the shadows in her latest film, Abigail. At just 14, Alisha transforms from a kidnapped ballerina to a sinister vampire, redefining the legacy of these nocturnal creatures with a blend of innocence and terror. This episode delves into Alisha’s … Continue reading From Matilda to Monstrosity: Alisha Weir Dives into the Darkness →

Dive deep into the eerie origins of a horror classic with The First Omen, directed by visionary Arkasha Stevenson and starring the enigmatic Nell Tiger Free as Margaret. Set against the backdrop of Rome’s shadowy corridors, this prelude to evil unveils the dark foundations of the much-celebrated Omen series. In her directorial debut, Arkasha Stevenson … Continue reading Before the Evil: Nell Tiger Free and Arkasha Stevenson Explore ‘The First Omen →