In theory, this episode was meant to promote my new book (“december.” is available on Amazon and Apple Books). In actuality, this episode is about podcast sponsorship, law school, and how much milk is too much milk.

Purchase “december.” here.

Part two of a two-part episode! In part two, I explain to Matt why it’s good he didn’t approach Jim Carrey, Matt tells the story of the time he met Taylor Swift, and we spill the beans on Rachel Bilson’s strongest on-set friendship.

Part one of a two-part episode! In part one, Matt Lowe talks about why changing your mind is a good idea, college football, and personality tests.

Alexandra Breckenridge talks about her complicated feelings about This Is Us, the personal life of Virgin River's river, and the effect grief has on memory.

Jodie Sweetin talks about posing for book covers, being fearless, and how letting go of social media has helped her mental health. Plus, Kim and Jodie finally talk about what happened to the Sea Pappy at the Fuller House wrap party.

In this episode, Chloe Weaver talks about finding a balance between work and parenting, the current state of the industry, the best bite she had on Chef’s Table, and, of course - Paws P.I.

In this episode, Jennifer Keishin Armstrong talks about the longevity of Mean Girls, what it was like growing up loving television, and why 2023 wasn’t the year of the “girl”.

In this episode, Scott Weinger talks about life as a Disney prince, working life as a TV writer, and the romance of the Warner Bros lot.

In this episode, John Brotherton talks about what makes a Girl Dad, how important (and difficult) it is to tell people you love them, and the magic of independent filmmaking.

In this episode, Stefanie Drummond talks about what it’s like to audition during (and post) COVID, the connection she feels to Anne of Green Gables writer L M Montgomery, and what it took to move to LA.