Comedian Ian Bagg comes in the Cage to talk growing up in The Great White North, eh, mine blasting, Last Comic Standing and what it's like to work with a monkey. This man's brain don't work like the rest of us (in a good way) so you gotta check him out...

Christopher Titus digs into the nitty-gritty of evolving as a comic, the two kinds of edgy, how NOT to take a meeting with a TV exec, his unabashed love of Prince...in a fast, funny, dark, very Titus-y conversation...

It's standing-up comedian and Never Not Funny podcast host Jimmy Pardo in the MonkeyCage talking radio, music, the music business, some monkey business and much, much more...

Kira Soltanovich is a super funny lady whose stand-up special You Did This To Me (while 7 months pregnant) is streaming now. We catch up with Kira now and, despite being sleep-deprived, she brings the Snark!

Nina Tassler - former President-then-Chairman of CBS Entertainment - comes in the MonkeyCage to talk about how she became one of the most powerful figures in Hollywood, how she said "yes" to most of your favorite TV shows (how Geena Davis figures in all this) and about her great new book...

Two of the major characters from the Ratchet & Clank universe discuss the new movie, the development of their characters for the games, what it's like being a voice actor and then make funny noises and stuff. Yay!

Long-time TV director (Murphy Brown) Barnet Kellman comes in the MonkeyCage to talk his path from Long Island, NY to being a Hollywood pilot specialist and now USC professor and stage director. Also, I share my thoughts on the passing of Prince....

We catch up and revisit our conversation with writer/producer Trey Callaway, whose new show Rush Hour premieres on CBS TONIGHT! (3/31/16)

Author Lisa Yee enters the MonkeyCage to talk early geekiness, studying the law, penning everything from ad slogans to restaurant menus, and how that turned into a career writing YA fiction, including the new DC Comics Super Hero Girls novel about childhood hero Wonder Woman!

The one and only Phil Hendrie (unless you count all the characters in his brain, and then it's the multiple and several Phil Hendrie) comes in the Cage and talks radio, creativity, staying authentic in your creativity and the Wild Wild West of digital technology. But, yeah, it's also fun and funny..