Interviews
Bo Derek says Marlon Brando called Ursula Andress because he couldn't remember if they'd had sex
On Club Random, Derek dropped a tiny Old Hollywood grenade, then spent the rest of the hour proving she may be one of the last people alive who can make that story sound casual.
Kevin Spacey says he's been stopped 70 times a day in Europe by fans asking when he's going back to work
On Club Random, Spacey makes his case that nine years of industry exile is enough, and somehow the most revealing number he offers is 70.
Army sniper 'The Reaper' says Obama's rules of engagement stopped a bomb drop while he fistbumped his teammate goodbye in a Chechen sniper standoff
Three hours in a crater, a Chechen sniper picking at every movement, and the only thing between these guys and CNN beheading footage was a rules-of-engagement memo.
Kenny Chesney says he has never once canceled a show in over 40 years, not even close
The country star and Bill Maher bond over performing sick, staying out all night, and never once giving the audience an excuse to demand a refund.
Lisa Kudrow says Sam Kinison was shooting heroin on set while they filmed a sitcom together
The Friends icon drops a genuinely startling piece of TV history buried inside a very pleasant chat about mushrooms and Spartacus.
John Kiriakou Went to Prison for Telling the Truth, and He'd Do It Again
The former CIA officer and whistleblower sits down with Theo Von to talk torture, superdelegates, Israel's spy network, and getting adopted by the Mob in federal prison.
Caleb Williams Is Already Planning His Second Madden Cover
The Bears QB visits New Heights to talk Year 2 with Ben Johnson, his swimming career, and why a 90 rating on your own cover feels like disrespect.
Kelly Dodd Has Zero Regrets, Which Is Either Admirable or the Whole Problem
The Real Housewives of OC alum comes to Jamie Kennedy's podcast ready to relitigate everything, and she does not disappoint.
Don Lincoln Has Spent 30 Years Looking for Dark Matter and Has Absolutely No Idea What It Is
The Fermilab physicist makes a compelling case for something he cannot find, cannot name, and cannot stop thinking about.
Gayle King's Cheating Story Is a Perfect Disaster, and Megyn Kelly Cannot Get Enough of It
A bath towel, a Jamaican nanny, a pair of psychologists, and one very long ride to the train station.
Joe McMoneagle Says He Found Russia's Typhoon Sub With His Mind. A Soviet General Believed Him.
The CIA's star remote viewer told the National Security Council about a monster submarine. They called it fantasy. Then they took the photos.
Mark Bowden Reads the Room: Meghan's Empty Plaza, Blake's Fury, and Kylie's Headlock
The Nerve's body language expert makes his case that fame is just insecurity in expensive linen.
Don Lincoln Wants You to Understand Why Time Is Weirder Than You Think
A Fermilab physicist walks Lex Fridman through the history of spacetime, and the most interesting part is what nobody actually understands.
Five Guests on the Secret to a Good Marriage, and One of Them Is Actually Right
Shawn Ryan asks five people the same question and gets five answers that range from profound to a GPS dog collar ad.
Bruno Fernandes says he rejected a reported £200 million Middle East offer because he still has Manchester United dreams
The Manchester United captain gives the romantic answer, and the episode mostly lets the romance win.
Amy Goodman Has Been Right About Everything for Thirty Years and Nobody Paid Her For It
The Democracy Now founder joins Jon Stewart to talk about what journalism actually costs, and what the corporate press gave away for free.
Vicki Gunvalson's Original Producer Reveals the Family Van Was Nobody's Fault
Amy Elkins, the producer who kept Vicki from quitting Real Housewives of Orange County before it ever aired, finally gets to tell her side of the story.
Vicki Gunvalson and Jeana Keough Revisit the Wine Throw, the Cheating, and Getting Paid in Location Fees
The two original OGs of Orange County sit down to relitigate two decades of Bravo chaos, and somehow the most revealing moment is about a bartender at Piccolinos.
Barack Obama Says Democrats Have the Harder Job, and He's Right
The 44th president sits with Brian Tyler Cohen and makes the case that not being cruel is actually a structural disadvantage, then uses Bad Bunny as evidence.
Gina Kirschenheiter Has 24.2 Million Monthly Views and She Will Tell Your Listing Clients About It
The Real Housewives of Orange County cast member turned real estate agent makes the case that a reality TV platform is basically a free billboard the size of a small country.
Andy Cohen Comes Clean About Grindr, GLP-1s, and Getting Denied the Gay Channel Job
The King of Bravo sits in Alex Cooper's shipped-in chairs and proceeds to be more candid than he is on his own show.
Emily Simpson Has Been Through It, and She'd Like You to Know That
The Real Housewives of Orange County cast member opens up about five years of miscarriages, a sister who became a surrogate, and a son's diagnosis she almost didn't put on camera.
Gretchen Rossi Is Back on RHOC and She Has Notes
The Orange County original returns to Bravo with more grace than the show deserves, and a very clear memory of everything that happened.
Dennis Quaid on Reagan, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Getting Shot by a Ricochet
The actor brings a bulldog named Peaches and more presidential trivia than any podcast has a right to contain.
Bill Murray Eats the Hottest Wings on Television and Doesn't Even Wipe His Face
The man who survived a wild groundhog and wrote Wes Anderson a personal check for a helicopter shot was never going to let some hot sauce rattle him.
Billy Bush Finally Gets to Tell His Side, and It's Messier and More Sympathetic Than You Remembered
Nine years after the Access Hollywood tape, Bush walks Adam Carolla through the betrayal, the breakdown, and why he still has one corner of his heart reserved for NBC News chairman Andy Lack.
Anne Beatts on SNL's First Women, John Belushi's Veto Power, and the Hospital Bed She Negotiated Into Her Contract
The woman who helped invent the Nerds sketches, outlasted Belushi's war against female writers, and got a push-button hospital bed installed on the 17th floor of 30 Rock tells it straight.
Paul Shaffer Almost Became George Costanza's Neighbor
The Cowsills get Paul Shaffer on the phone and learn he didn't return Jerry Seinfeld's call, played Artie Fufkin in Spinal Tap, and once had to sing to Marty Allen.
Heather Dubrow Has a Full-Time Driver and No Fixed Address, and She's Fine With Both
The Real Housewives of Orange County veteran stops by Out & About to talk queer kids, a $55 million home sale, and the one luxury she genuinely cannot live without.
Tamra Judge Has Built a Full Life After RHOC and Would Like You to Stop Calling It Thirst
The Real Housewives of Orange County veteran stops by Up and Adam! to set the record straight on naked wasted, Shannon Beador, and why she does not need your television show back.
Alexis Bellino Says She and Jim Agree on Exactly One Thing
The former Real Housewives of Orange County star gets candid about co-parenting with her ex, and honestly, one shared value is doing a lot of the heavy lifting.
Meghan King Edmonds Goes on the Viall Files and Cries on the Roof
The Real Housewives of Orange County alum talks divorce, dating apps, and the podcast about sex she's making with Brooke Burke.
Jo De La Rosa Was Reality TV's First Reluctant Star, and She Knows It
The original Real Housewives of OC cast member finally does her first podcast interview, and it turns out she's been the most self-aware person in the room this whole time.
Jane Curtin Never Begged for It, and That's Why She Lasted
The original SNL anchor on improv, Lorne Michaels, Gilda Radner, and the one rule she never broke.
Al Franken on Ted Cruz, Tom Coburn, and Why Democrats Can't Fit Their Message on a Bumper Sticker
The former SNL writer turned U.S. Senator explains why being funny in Washington is less a liability than a diplomatic tool, and why the Republican healthcare bill has the same approval rating as ghost sightings.
Harry Shearer on Spinal Tap, The Simpsons, and the Art of Being Famous in Public
The voice of half of Springfield explains why anonymity on the London Underground is basically the ideal career outcome.