Peaky Blinders star Cillian Murphy visits the Paste Studio this week to chat about the show's fifth season, out Oct. 4 on Netflix in the US. And Shawn Colvin stops by to play us a song. Plus host Josh Jackson and TV editor Allison Keene talk about the best new shows out this fall—and our take on Joaquin Phoenix's Joker.

Grace Potter stops by the Paste Studio in NYC for one of the best sessions we have ever hosted. Paste TV editor Allison Keene shares her thoughts about this week's blockbuster movie: Downton Abbey and staff Renée Zellweger expert Annie Black joins us after a screening of JUDY.

We look back at the best music from 20 years ago, and Irish rock band Two Door Cinema Club stops by the Paste Studio.

From the brand-new Paste Studio in downtown Atlanta, host Josh Jackson and TV editor Allison Keene run down the top 10 shows on TV in this week's TV Power Rankings. Plus Kevn Kinney of Drivin N Cryin christens the studio with three songs and an interview.

In our special Paste Podlingcast, hosts Josh Jackson and Allison Keene talk to the writers of the new Dark Crystal series on Netflix. Plus The Regrettes play us a song from their new album How Do You Love?.

Pete Yorn stops by the Paste Studio to play three songs from his new album, Caretakers. And Paste TV editor Allison Keene talks about this week's best TV, including the second season of Netflix's Mindhunter.

English rock band Keane stops by the Paste Studio to play a few songs and TV editor Allison Keane (no relation) joins us for a discussion of HBO's wickedly funny satire, Succession.

Rolling Stones keyboardist, solo performer, environmentalist and legend, Chuck Leavell joins us in the Paste Studio for a conversation and three songs. Plus host Josh Jackson watches his very first Fast & Furious movie, Hobbs & Shaw, and discusses the results with Paste's Allison Keene.

Kiefer Sutherland joins us in the Paste Studio to talk music and play some music from his album "Reckless & Me." The star of 24 and Designated Survivor—and the original badboy vampire in 1987's The Lost Boys—admits, "The stigma of an actor doing music is horrific," but fearlessly took the plunge anyway to do something he loves.

Courtney Barnett talks about the power of live performance on this week's episode. Plus a discussion with Paste TV editor Allison Keene about HBO's new all-too-realistic dystopia Years & Years.