Nick is a prolific writer/reporter and his books, Hatching Twitter and American Kingpin are two of my favorites.  Nick and I chop it up GOOD and talk about everything from why you need to pick fights you can win, why social media is hurting our brains and why driving a Honda Civic doesn't make you any less of a billionaire douche.
 
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Ep. 41 | Nick Bilton (New York Times, Vanity Fair)

Curious is what I am, about people, places, and things. I’ve been so lucky to have met a tableau of interesting characters and people in my journey on this earth, and I constantly want to find out what makes them tick—what their human experience has been like. Be it someone who’s super famous, someone who’s going through a life transition, someone who’s got a very specific job or upbringing—if it sparks my interest I want to get in deep, and learn more about it. For the most part, this will be funny, but at other times we may get a little emotional, a little deep. Overall, we’re just going to try and find out how people get by on this earth.

TV & Film

Comedy

It Was Said, a limited documentary podcast series, looks back on some of the most powerful, impactful and timeless speeches in American history. Written and narrated by Pulitzer Prize winning and best-selling author-historian Jon Meacham, and created, directed and produced by Peabody-nominated C13Originals Studios in association with HISTORY Channel, this series takes you through 10 speeches for the inaugural season. Meacham offers expert insight and analysis into their origins, the orator, the context of the times they were given, why they are still relevant today, and the importance of never forgetting them. Each episode of this documentary podcast series also brings together some of the top historians, authors and journalists relevant to each respective speech and figure.
 
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Introducing: It Was Said (w Jon Meacham)

In this double header we have Jude Angelini back on the pod for the first interview followed by my friends Fallon and Rick. We chop it up GOOD and talk about fighter pilot medicine, why love is love and why you shouldn't leave your IG live on.
 
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Ep. 117 | Jude Angelini and Fallon and Rick

Brian and Judy are two of my favorite actors and it seemed like the perfect combo to kick off the farewell tour for the CURIOUS Podcast. We chop it up GOOD and talk about bad auditions, plastic surgery and why actors are so beautifully fucked up.
 
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Ep. 116 | Brian Geraghty and Judy Greer

Comedian and podcaster, Tim is one of the funniest people on earth. We chop it up GOOD and talk about why gay men love Palm Springs, how to become president and the sadness of child actors.
 
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Ep. 115 | Tim Dillon

Pop sensation and brilliant singer songwriter, Kim is taking the world by storm and I'm here to chronicle every second of it. We chop it up GOOD and talk about how we first met in my brilliant friend CJ Abraham's garage, being transgender and how to write that good pop.
 
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Ep. 41 | Nick Bilton (New York Times, Vanity Fair)

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