Michael Ian Black, Terri Cheney.

Actor-Comedian Michael Ian Black discusses his new book, “A Better Man: A (Mostly Serious) Letter To My Son”, a terrific look at parenting and what it means to be a man.

New York Times best-selling author Terri Cheney talks about her latest, “Modern Madness: An Owner’s Manual”, a powerful look at the day-to-day life of someone dealing with mental illness.

Chip Monck, the legendary lighting designer, talks about his long career from lighting Dylan and Joan Baez to the Monterrey Pop Festival, Woodstock (where he also served as Master of Ceremonies), the Stones at Altamont, and Ali-Frasier and the Rumble In The Jungle.

Jeff Pearlman, Colin Fleming.

Jeff Pearlman returns to the podcast to discuss his new book, “Three Ring Circus: Kobe, Shaq, Phil, and the Crazy Years of the Lakers Dynasty”, and writer Colin Fleming discusses some autumnal pop culture delights from Hitchcock to The Beatles.

Kim Richey, Grayson Hugh.

Singer-songwriters featured this week on the Podcast. Grayson Hugh looks back at his success with “Talk It Over” and Director Ridley Scott using two of his songs in “Thelma & Louise”, details some of his struggles, and fills us in on his new project, “Save Your Love For Me”.

Kim Richey talks about her latest album, “A Long Way Back: The Songs of Glimmer”, featuring new takes on the songs she first recorded more than twenty years ago, and she discusses the songwriting process, and her work as a backing vocalist for people like Jason Isbell.

Jonathan Schaech, Angela Cartwright.

Actor Johnathon Schaech fills us in on what he’s been doing during the pandemic and discusses his new movie, “Blue Ridge”.

Angela Cartwright looks back on her work on The Danny Thomas Show, The Sound of Music, and Lost In Space, and talks about her many years creating art, photographs, jewelry, and more.

Radney Foster, Sloan DeForest.

Singer-songwriter Radney Foster discusses his music career from Foster & Lloyd to his acclaimed solo work, and his recent short story collection, For You To See The Stars.

Author and film historian Sloan DeForest talks about some of the remarkable women of Hollywood history, chronicled in her book, Dynamic Dames.

Stephen Tobolowsky, G.E. Smith.

Actor & author Stephen Tobolowsky talks about life during the quarantine and upcoming episodes of The Tobolowsky Files and guitarist G.E. Smith discusses his new album with LeRoy Bell, “Stiny Hill”.

Mark Metcalf, Joyce Bulifant.

Actor-Director Mark Metcalf looks back at his work on Animal House, Hill Street Blues, Seinfeld, and Buffy, and discusses his love of the stage. Joyce Bulifant returns to talk about her role as Marie Slaughter on The Mary Tyler Moore Show and recalls some memorable live theater “challenges”.

Larry Tye, Charles Leerhsen

Gavin MacLeod. An in-depth conversation with Gavin MacLeod about his early days, growing up in New York, and some wonderful stories from The Mary Tyler Moore Show and The Love Boat.