Welcome to the House of Crouse. Two interesting chats for you today. First up, Mr. Deadpool, Ryan Reynolds. This conversation comes years before he wore the red leather suit and made $135 million on his opening weekend. On today's show we talk about Buried, his riskiest film to date. Then it is my "conversation" with filmmaker Paul Dalio. I use quotation marks because it's really just one question and an extraordinary 22 minute long answer. His film is Touched With Fire details the lives of two bipolar poets and you do not want to miss his description of four years of battling the disease himself.

Welcome to the House of Crouse. This weekend the continuing adventures of awesomeness of Kung Fu Panda 3 ruled the movie theatres. Find out why the movies are so popular from the directors Jennifer Nelson and Alessandro Carloni! Also from the vault we have a chat with Billion's star Paul Giamatti about why his character in Sideways doesn't like Merlot (It's not what you think!).

Welcome to the House of Crouse! Today we hear from two Oscar nominees. We'll learn, right from the horse's mouth, to pronounce the name Saoirse and hear all about George Miller's medical career and how it surfaces in his work as the director of film's like Mad Max: Fury Road. Sláinte!

Welcome to the House of Crouse. It's Movie Monday at the HoC! Today we have a look at the Oscar nominated Spotlight, the true story of how the Boston Globe uncovered allegations of child molestation and the subsequent cover-up within the local Catholic Archdiocese. Stopping by to chat are John Slattery (he was Roger on Mad Men!) and Liev Schreiber. Go ahead, make your day and give us a listen.

Welcome to the House of Crouse. It's January 18, which, according to a pseudo-scientific study is the most depressing day of the year. Come by the House of Crouse and find out why going to the movies can actually make you feel better when you;re feeling down. The stick around and hear 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Beghazi star Pablo Schreiber talk about working with director Michael Bay. Come on in and stay warm and happy at the House of Crouse!

Welcome to the House of Crouse. Our guests today are both magicians. One is an actual magician, the other a wizard of words. James Randi was one of Johnny Carson's favourite guests and he's one of mine as well. He's a stage magician, scientific skeptic and was the guy who beheaded Alice Cooper dozens of times on stage! Charlie Kaufman is the screenwriter of Being John Malkovich, Adaptation, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and now the writer and co-director of "Anomalisa," a stop motion film with puppets that's more human than most live action films. Come by for a visit. Sit a spell.

Welcome to the House of Crouse. It's a new year, a time of new beginnings, so in that spirit we have three fascinating men talking about the start of their musical careers. When did they first realize they could make a living playing music? Who influenced them? And how did a Toronto Maple Leafs game almost keep one of them from joining a band? It's our longest and most epic episode yet, so help me welcome Dee Snider, Alan Frew and Gino Vannelli to the House of Crouse "Prelude to Fame" edition.

Welcome to the House of Crouse. It's a new year, a time of new beginnings, so in that spirit we have three fascinating men talking about the start of their musical careers. When did they first realize they could make a living playing music? Who influenced them? And how did a Toronto Maple Leafs game almost keep one of them from joining a band? It's our longest and most epic episode yet, so help me welcome Dee Snider, Alan Frew and Gino Vannelli to the House of Crouse "Prelude to Fame" edition.

Welcome to the House of Crouse. Our last visit before the new year sees "The Big Short" director Adam McKay swing by to talk finances ("If the guy who made Stepbrothers can understand it, so can you," he says.) and legendary film historian David Thomson come by to discuss movies and how they "screwed" his life up. Happy New Year! Listen in again in 2016!

Welcome to the House of Crouse. Our last visit before the new year sees "The Big Short" director Adam McKay swing by to talk finances ("If the guy who made Stepbrothers can understand it, so can you," he says.) and legendary film historian David Thomson come by to discuss movies and how they "screwed" his life up. Happy New Year! Listen in again in 2016!