Episode 630 - Robert Rodriguez / Jonathan Ames
Robert Rodriguez has been making movies on his own terms since he was 12 years old. Before Spy Kids and Machete and Sin City, he famously made his first feature, El Mariachi, for $7000. And, as Robert...
19 Aug 20151h 25min
Episode 629 - John Ridley
Before John Ridley won the Academy Award for writing 12 Years A Slave, he was a stand-up comic. Marc talks to John about the times they crossed paths in comedy clubs and why John needed to leave comed...
16 Aug 20151h 23min
Episode 628 - Chris Hayes
MSNBC’s Chris Hayes steps away from the anchor chair and into the garage to talk with Marc about life outside of cable news. Chris explains how his upbringing shaped his political conscience and how h...
12 Aug 20151h 17min
Episode 627 - Lynn Shelton
Filmmaker Lynn Shelton works outside the Hollywood system. About 1,000 miles outside the Hollywood system, in fact. Lynn talks to Marc about living in Seattle while being a working director for film a...
9 Aug 20151h 24min
Episode 626 - Jason Bateman / Bob And Barry
Jason Bateman wondered if he was done with acting. After finding success at a very young age, Jason thought about hanging it up. He talks with Marc about his career rebirth, from Arrested Development ...
5 Aug 20151h 38min
Episode 625 - Harmony Korine
Filmmaker Harmony Korine and Marc give it a second try after a fairly awkward live WTF episode a few years ago. Without Eddie Pepitone and James Franco to distract them, Harmony and Marc have a long c...
2 Aug 20151h 28min
Episode 624 - Sinbad
Sometimes people ask Sinbad if he’s “still got it.” But as he proves to Marc, you can’t lose funny. And Sinbad’s been funny for a long time, from his time as a cutup in the military through his career...
29 Jul 20151h 34min
Episode 623 - Jason Segel
Jason Segel was drawn to acting because of a quote from The Muppets. Now that he’s been on a hit TV series, starred in several successful movies, and helped resurrect those very Muppets, what’s next? ...
26 Jul 20151h 24min
