The Dinner Party Show

In an all new livecast, Christopher and Eric ask you, their beloved Party People, to discuss the most anticipated movies of summer 2015. The Party Line (323-PEZ-TDPS) is always open for your voicemails. Plus, the hosts talk books and conventions, demolish the idiotic and unusual in the headlines and debut a new edition of Christopher & Eric's Favorites.

In an all new livecast, Christopher and Eric ask you, their beloved Party People, to discuss the most anticipated movies of summer 2015. The Party Line (323-PEZ-TDPS) is always open for your voicemails. Plus, the hosts talk books and conventions, demolish the idiotic and unusual in the headlines and debut a new edition of Christopher & Eric's Favorites.

Armistead Maupin joins Christopher and Eric for an intimate and lively conversation about his latest novel, the final installment in his beloved TALES OF THE CITY series, THE DAYS OF ANNA MADRIGAL. Along the way Armistead answers questions from the Party People and shares witty, nostalgic tales of his storied career. Christopher and Eric agree; this episode is one of their finest.

Armistead Maupin joins Christopher and Eric for an intimate and lively conversation about his latest novel, the final installment in his beloved TALES OF THE CITY series, THE DAYS OF ANNA MADRIGAL. Along the way Armistead answers questions from the Party People and shares witty, nostalgic tales of his storied career. Christopher and Eric agree; this episode is one of their finest.

Ahead of the Romantic Times Booklovers convention in Dallas, bestselling authors Lexi Blake (“Dungeon Games: A Masters and Mercenaries Novella”) and Julie Kenner (“Caress of Pleasure: A Dark Pleasures Novella”) join “The Dinner Party Show” to discuss erotic romance, the importance of swag, the impact of the digital revolution on publishing and the “1001 Dark Nights” series.

Ahead of the Romantic Times Booklovers convention in Dallas, bestselling authors Lexi Blake (“Dungeon Games: A Masters and Mercenaries Novella”) and Julie Kenner (“Caress of Pleasure: A Dark Pleasures Novella”) join “The Dinner Party Show” to discuss erotic romance, the importance of swag, the impact of the digital revolution on publishing and the “1001 Dark Nights” series.

Filmmaker Chad Hodge returns to "The Dinner Party Show" with author Blake Crouch to talk up their event series on Fox TV, “Wayward Pines," based on Blake's wildly popular series of novels. Advertiser spotlights include "Multiple Personality Disorder Detective Agency" and "Audiobook Bestsellers: The Tardackian Prophecy." And Christopher and Eric dish and dissect the idiotic and unusual in the headlines.

Filmmaker Chad Hodge returns to "The Dinner Party Show" with author Blake Crouch to talk up their event series on Fox TV, “Wayward Pines," based on Blake's wildly popular series of novels. Advertiser spotlights include "Multiple Personality Disorder Detective Agency" and "Audiobook Bestsellers: The Tardackian Prophecy." And Christopher and Eric dish and dissect the idiotic and unusual in the headlines.

Singer and renowned raconteur Sam Harris chats with Christopher and Eric about his storied career, from winning "Star Search" in its very first season to his Tony-nominated work on Broadway and his recent memoir, "Ham: Slices of a Life: True LifeTales" (Gallery Books) Also, an installment of "Doing Authors!" goes very, very wrong when adorably incompetent critic-at-large Jordan Ampersand gets involved with Eric's attempts to promote the pending release of his new novel "Ghost Story." Plus, a new advertiser debuts the promo for disaffected hipster superhero "Whatever Man!"

Singer and renowned raconteur Sam Harris chats with Christopher and Eric about his storied career, from winning "Star Search" in its very first season to his Tony-nominated work on Broadway and his recent memoir, "Ham: Slices of a Life: True LifeTales" (Gallery Books) Also, an installment of "Doing Authors!" goes very, very wrong when adorably incompetent critic-at-large Jordan Ampersand gets involved with Eric's attempts to promote the pending release of his new novel "Ghost Story." Plus, a new advertiser debuts the promo for disaffected hipster superhero "Whatever Man!"