Welcome to On The Verge, our little zeitgeist for the culture of now. We may be off celebrating our country's independence with hamburgers, veggie burgers, hot dogs, and (we promise totally legal) fireworks... but before we go: Joshua sits down with journalist and satirist Mo Rocca (CBS News, The Daily Show, Wishbone) for an extended chat on his storied career, including a stint at Perfect 10 magazine. Also, Ross Miller sits down with H. Jon Benjamin about his famous voice (Archer, Bob's Burgers) and his first initial. Before all that, just to get out of the studio, Nathan Cykiert tries to explain the New York's Citi Bike program. Watch it — before the bike-to-citizen ratio reaches singularity.

Welcome to On The Verge, our little zeitgeist for the culture of now. We've got a very fun film-themed show today, including a lively in-studio chat with Paul Feig, the creator of Freaks and Geeks and director of Bridesmaids and The Heat. Before that, Josh sits down with acting icon Lance Reddick about his roles in The Wire, Fringe, White House Down (as well as his thoughts on William Shatner and early Star Trek). Before that, a certain special 1985 science fiction epic and the reasons you should give it a shot. Stay a while, watch.

Welcome to On The Verge, a zeitgeist for the culture of now. On today's show: our intrepid reporter (we say that a lot) Bryan Bishop took a trip to Pixar and talked to the many, many brilliant minds behind the studio and Monsters University. And before that, Nilay Patel and Josh have a heart-to-heart about some of Google's more "ambitious" plans. Stay a while, watch.

Credits: Directed by Billy Disney, Jordan Oplinger Producer: Ross Miller Associate Producer: Michael Shane Studio Producer: Brendan Murphy Executive Producers: Joshua Topolsky, Chad Mumm, Kyle Kramer Written by: Joshua Topolsky, Ross Miller, Nathan Cykiert Editors: Billy Disney, Jordan Oplinger Publishing Assistant: Evan Rodgers Camera Operators: Billy Disney, Cosmo Scharf, Courtland Noble, Zach Golstein Host: Joshua Topolsky Special Guests: Khoi Vinh, Spencer Ackerman Featuring: Nilay Patel, Nathan Cykiert Production Manager: Marcos Bueno From Vox Studios: Will Buikema, Dave Kaufman Intro animation: Noah Shulman
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It's a very special On The Verge as we take a deeper dive into Beyond Recognition, our cover story this week on face transplants. Our science editor Katie Drummond sits down with Josh for a talk about the story from inception to reaction. Also, Nilay Patel sits down with New York City's Chief Digital Officer Rachel Haot to talk about — among less important topics like modernizing a major city in this fast-growing world — why he doesn't have FiOS yet. Don't forget next week is pretty busy for us — especially Monday with Apple's WWDC and the major E3 keynotes. Also the return of Top Shelf, and of course, more On The Verge. It'll be fun, join us!

Credits: Directed by: Billy Disney, Jordan Oplinger Producer: Ross Miller Associate Producer: Michael Shane Studio Producer: Brendan Murphy Executive Producers: Joshua Topolsky, Chad Mumm, Kyle Kramer Written by: Joshua Topolsky, Ross Miller, Nathan Cykiert Editors: Billy Disney, Jordan Oplinger Additional Editing: Regina Dellea Sound Mixing: John Lagomarsino Publishing Assistant: Evan Rodgers Camera Operators: John Lagomarsino, Ryan "Rhondo" Manning, Sam Thonis Host: Joshua Topolsky Special Guests: Brian Greene Featuring: Michael Shane, Nathan Cykiert Voice of Bloomberg: Nick Fondulis Production Manager: Marcos Bueno From Vox Studios: Will Buikema, Dave Kaufman Intro animation: Noah Shulman On The Verge logo: Cory Schmitz Production...

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