Academy Award nominee Joe Berlinger joins the podcast to talk about his new Ted Bundy film EXTREMELY WICKED, SHOCKINGLY EVIL AND VILE, starring friend of the podcast Zac Efron as Bundy. And singer/songwriter EMM discusses her new single Cali Boy, and her life and career to date.

In the second half of our SXSW wrap up, Michael speaks with representatives of four different documentaries. The team behind the CRISPR documentary HUMAN NATURE talks about the thought-provoking documentary on genetics, and then Executive Producer Dan Rather joins for a solo ten minute conversation. Then legendary producer Frank Marshall and the rest of his team joins to discuss THE GIFT: THE JOURNEY OF JOHNNY CASH. Legendary documentarians Morgan Neville and Jeff Malmberg explore SHANGRI-LA, their new docuseries about the creative process, in partnership with legendary producer Rick Rubin. Lastly, friend of the podcast Alex Horvitz returns to discuss his self-driving car documentary AUTONOMY.

Michael gives the first half of his wrap up, featuring actors Cami Morrone and James Badge Dale and director Annabelle Attanasio discussing MICKEY AND THE BEAR; writer/actor Alexi Pappas and writer/director James Tecicher talking about OLYMPIC DREAMS; director Paul Solet talking about TREAD; and Wellhaus founder Ryan Heil.

Steve Prince returns to preview the film offerings at this year's SXSW, and Jodi Benson calls in to discuss her experiences as the voice of Ariel in the Disney classic The Little Mermaid.

It's a Sundance wrap party as Chloe Levine talks with Michael about starring in the Sundance film ADAM; Kelli Berglund talks about starring in the Sundance-featured Starz series "Now Apocalypse"; and Tiffany Vazquez of GIPHY joins Michael for a talk about their Sundance favorites. Plus, as an added bonus, Ariel Kavoussi and Kevin Corrigan call in to talk about their new short "The Poet and the Professor."

It's Sundance preview time again. Legendary documentarian Amy Berg tells Michael about her new Sundance doc THIS IS PERSONAL, Debra Eisenstadt talks about her return to directing with Michael's favorite Sundance film he's previewed, IMAGINARY ORDER, and producer/writer/director Chris White joins Michael in presenting each of their most anticipated films on the mountain.

Michael Dorman discusses his starring role in the intriguing Amazon Prime drama series PATRIOT, and podcasting idol and new friend Pete Holmes talks about his HBO series CRASHING, his podcast YOU MADE IT WEIRD, and the meaning of life and growth and spirituality and the universe. You know, the standard stuff.

Famke Janssen discusses her role with co-star Ron Perlman in the hit-man drama ASHER, friend of the podcast Schuyler Fisk returns to talk about what makes her new film EVERY OTHER HOLIDAY more than the average family-friendly fare, and Michael gives the much-awaited results of the Best Bluetooth Speakers competition.

Two absolute legends. Friend of the podcast and personal hero of Michael's, Peter Bogdanovich, talks about his new Buster Keaton Documentary THE GREAT BUSTER. And acting legend Piper Laurie discusses a long life in show business, including losing her virginity to Ronald Reagan.

To promote their new movie What They Had, also starring friends of the show Blythe Danner and Michael Shannon, Michael talks to Hilary Swank, Robert Forster, and writer/director Elizabeth Chomko.