On this week's episode, Tim and Harry sit down with Andrew Blankstein, Investigative Reporter for NBC and formerly of the LA Times, from inside Chez Jay in Santa Monica. Andy grew up all over the East Coast with dreams of a life in California. Since his ultimate arrival in Los Angeles in the early 90's, few people have observed the city and journalism change as closely as Andy. Between the advent of the 24 hour news cycle and a pickup in celebrity coverage, Andy Blankstein has documented the shifting landscape of Southern California like few others.

In this episode, Tim and Harry sit down with Curtis Wilkie in his office on the University of Mississippi campus in Oxford. Curtis Wilkie is a professor of journalism at Ole Miss, the author of several books on the American South, and was a reporter for the Boston Globe for over 25 years. The interview traces Curtis's incredible life and career, with much of it focused on his work covering prejudice and violence in the South from the Civil Rights Era to today and the Israel-Palestine conflict during his time as Middle East Correspondent for the Globe.

On this episode, Harry and Tim sit down with world-renowned photographer Harry Benson in his apartment in New York City. Over the decades, Benson has captured the Beatles' first trip to America, the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy, and every U.S. President from Eisenhower to Trump. Check out his new documentary on Netflix, entitled "Harry Benson: Shoot First."

Part Two of Micheal Keaton's conversation with Harry and Tim traces the ups and downs of his storied acting career and off-screen life, from Batman to Birdman and everything in between.

On Part One of How I Got Here's Michael Keaton Experience, Tim and Harry explore the early influences and aspirations of the young jack-of-all-trades from outside Pittsburgh who would become one of America's most beloved actors.

How I got Here debuts Tuesday, September 20, 2016.