The Flavor Bin returns. Colby and Bill don't seem too different despite the ample time they've had to grow and evolve since the last episode. Colby's uncle, Neil Lebowitz, a comedy writer during the 70s/80s, talks about working with Robin Williams, and opens a can of worms with a wild tale of another writer’s costly misstep leaving 'Seinfeld' before the show took off. Editor Eric Freidenberg talks about his work on Netflix's show ‘Chef's Table’, and David Byrne of the Talking Heads reveals some methods he used in creating the underground classic album ‘My Life In The Bush of Ghosts’ with Brian Eno. Topics include karaoke, hoarding collectables, talking Goose Gossage with Phillip Leeds, disaster prep with Hollywood agent Will Ward, Bob Fosse, etc., and of course - FLAVORCULES.

Flavor Flashback! Editing the new FLAVOR BIN was interrupted by the release of ‘Once Upon A Time in Hollywood’, and while we regret any delay, the movie was fantastic and we can’t stop talking about it this weekend. Colby wanted to repost his chat with Quentin Tarantino, so here’s a revisit to the rapid-fire discussion about a classic era in French cinema.

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Flavor Bin 8 - Colby and Bill return, and talk with True Blood’s Vampire Eric: Alexander Skarsgard. Interviews with artist Scott Campbell, film-maker Quentin Tarantino, Flavorcules, Peter Berg’s Motivational Moment, and more...

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Colby Parker Jr. and Billions McMillions hit the road for Flavor Bin Episode 7. You're along for the conversation and fast food as we break north to spend a weekend at George Lucas' Skywalker Ranch, talking with film editor, Woody Allen fan, and New Yorker Mike O'Halloran (Battlestar Galactica, Red Tails).

While World Cup 2010 rages on, our friend Simian Lipman from Antiques Roadshow sets us straight on what our old iPhones could be worth, a new batch of Flavorcules, and Peter Berg comes through with another crucial Motivational Moment.

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Colby Parker Jr. and Billions McMillions bring you Episode 6 of The Flavor Bin - Colby raps with guest Idris Elba, the East-London actor who brought Baltimore gangster Stringer Bell to life in HBO's The Wire, as well as roles in American Gangster and NBC's The Office. Our friend and native New Yorker Morgan 'The Sucklord' Phillips joins us with some tales about Chinatown nights, hanging with Colby Parker Jr. on an ill-fated dog documentary edit, and a trip down NYC cable-network memory lane. The legendary Peter Berg delivers a Motivational Moment, and Bill and Colby lob out some Flavorcules.

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Colby Parker Jr. & Billions McMillions get hit by the great 2009 NYC blizzard & catch a case of Cabin Flavor! Featured guest is photographer Terry Richardson, & we hit you with a Flavorcules Gift-Buyers' Guide. Perfect for last-second shopping! A short & sweet Flavor Bin Holiday Special!

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Episode 5 of The Flavor Bin arrives a little late. Billions McMillions to blame. Lots of lame excuses and stories, but we're back on track with with guests actress Nadia Dajani, artist JK5, and Wes Anderson's brother Eric Anderson.

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Colby Parker Jr. and Billions McMillions talk with director Stephen Hopkins about films, his roles in creating shows like 24 and Californication, and a run-in with Sean Connery on set. Colby hits a premiere of Where The Wild Things Are with producer and music supervisor George Drakoulias. Also the introduction of a new segment: Peter Berg’s Motivational Moment.

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This week Billions McMillions and Colby Parker Jr. kick off the first of two episodes dedicated to California... First up is director, actor and writer Peter Berg (Very Bad Things, Friday Night Lights, The Kingdom, Hancock) who levels with us about how hipsters twist him the wrong way, what to eat in L.A., what’s really going on in Entourage, and how he handles everyday chores like writing movies, traveling to Iraq with SEAL teams, and making friends by punching them. Also a visit to L.A.’s Umami Burger, and a middle of the night hang at 7/11.

*Updated with new ‘slide projector’ sound effects to indicate a picture change. Test in progress; genius or annoying? We’re trying to make things easier for you here, people.

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The Flavor Bin, Ep. 2 arrives with video and commercial director Evan Bernard, who discusses DVD commentaries with us, as well as the impact of being name-checked in the Beastie Boys song “Get It Together.” Also, a chat with DJ db about vinyl at the Brooklyn Super DJ Record Fair.

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