What are your favorite movies about Ireland and the Irish? Noted film critic John P. McCarthy drops by for this special St. Patrick’s Day show focusing on such wonderful films as: “Dancing at Lughnasa," directed by Pat O'Connor and starring Meryl Streep; "This Is My Father,” starring Aidan Quinn; and “The Wind That Shakes the Barley,” with Cillian Murphy. Faith n’ Begorrah, there might also be some surprise guests!

Dr. Howard Gluss, psychologist and co-author of "Reel People: Finding Ourselves in the Movies," drops by to discuss his insights about film and psychology. Because of Dr. Gluss’ background in both the arts and psychology, he has been called upon by directors, writers, actors and producers to assist them in bringing to life their most inspired creations. Among the many film characters explored in "Reel People" are: Alan Swann in "My Favorite Year," Hannibal Lecter in "Silence of the Lambs," Gordon Gekko in "Wall Street" and Norma Desmond in "Sunset Boulevard."

Actor Michael Emerson’s previous interview about his work as the deceitful leader of “The Others” on TV’s "Lost" as well as other aspects of his impressive acting career will be replayed with a New Live Chat plus an additional segment updating the latest "Lost" season. Fans should enjoy this opportunity to share their reactions about what's happening now to their favorite "Lost" characters.

In this lively episode from 2009, the late great funny man Fred Willard dropped by to talk about his stint as co-host of the Robert Osborne Classic Film Festival plus his extensive acting experience in such movies as Best in Show, Waiting for Guffman and For Your Consideration.  Willard has appeared in almost 200 films and television shows. Known for his quick wit and improvisational skill, he enjoyed doing sketch comedy. That’s why Willard and his wife Mary, a playwright, offered weekly sketch comedy workshops as part of their MoHo Group. Willard was one of our favorite guests on Movie Addict Headquarters. We still miss him!

Hugh Jackman, who’s been chosen to host the upcoming Oscar® ceremony, deserves a tribute of his own. That’s why movie buff and award-winning blogger Fausta Wertz has agreed to join Betty Jo, Jazz and Nikki for a discussion of Jackman’s impressive show biz career. Although probably known best for his exciting Wolverine role in the "X-Men" movies, this talented Australian actor boasts over 30 films and TV shows to his credit, plus he’s also earned acclaim for his outstanding performances in stage musicals, even winning a Tony for "The Boy from Oz."

What are the greatest love stories on film? In honor of Valentine’s Day, Kimberly Potts and Diana Saenger drop by to share their picks with Betty Jo, Jazz and Nikki. Kimberly is the author of "Everything I Need To Know I Learned from a Chick Flick," and Diana is the founder/editor of Classic Movie Guide and Review Express. Free copies of Kimberly’s book and of "It Had To Be Us," a romantic memoir written by Harry & Elizabeth Lawrence, will be given away on this special Valentine show.

Filmmaker Ryan Dacko ran all the way from Syracuse, New York, to Hollywood, California, hoping to secure backing for his indie movie project from a mystery producer. Listen to Dacko discuss that daring journey and his unique film, “Plan 9 from Syracuse,” which was named one of the top ten documentaries of the year by Film Threat Magazine.

Oscar, the much sought-after golden guy himself, answers questions about the Academy Awards in an exclusive interview brought to you through the magic of BTR and the power of imagination. Noted film critics Diana Saenger and Mad Movie Man A.J. Hakari will also join Jazz, Nikki and Betty Jo for this special salute to Oscar and his fans

Tippi Hedren discusses her experience as an actress in such films as "The Birds," "Marnie" and "The Countess from Hong Kong" as well as her important work with the Shambala Preserve project. What was it like working with legendary directors Alfred Hitchcock and Charlie Chaplin? What motivated her to become involved in animal rights activities? Tippi answers these questions and more in this special MAHQ interview.

Star Devin Ratray, who appeared in two "Home Alone" movies and many others, drops by to discuss "Courting Condi," the first-ever musical docu-tragi-comedy in cinema history. This unique new film follows Devin's hilarious campaign to woo and win Condoleezza Rice.