EP 331: David Priess Reveals How to Get Rid of a President
David Priess returns to deliver a colorful political history of the schemes, maneuvers, and conspiracies that have attempted to remove...
Author Michael Connelly on Cops, Crime Reporting, and Classic Noir
Best-selling crime novelist Michael Connelly talks about his literary hero Raymond Chandler, how he followed in the footsteps of the king...
Dan Rather on the Values That Unite America
Legendary newsman Dan Rather talks about his 60 year career and how his travels and conversations have given him a “wide shot” of the...
General Stanley McChrystal on Myths and Realities of Great Leaders
General Stanley McChrystal talks about the myths and reality of great leaders. He shares how he came to reassess the legacy of his own...
EP 328: Willem Dafoe on Art, Acting and "Embracing the Mystery"
Oscar-nominated Actor Willem Dafoe (Platoon, Spiderman, The Florida Project) shares how his beginnings in experimental theater inform his...
EP 327: Washington Post Reporter Greg Miller on Trump, Russia, and the Assault on the Free Press
Greg Miller is one of the reporters for The Washington Post who received the 2018 Pulitzer Prize for Investigative Reporting for his...
EP 326: Comedian Chris Gethard on the Art of Losing
Comedian Chris Gethard illustrates his personal and professional manifesto "lose well" with hilarious and ultimately empowering tales...
EP 325: Roger Daltrey on The Who, Woodstock, and his Rock 'n Roll Life
Roger Daltrey, founder/lead singer of The Who, discusses how the hardships experienced by Brits in WWII paved the way for the musical...
EP 324: Sir Michael Caine on Old Movie Stars, Young Cockneys, & a Few Life Lessons
Legendary actor Michael Caine starred in over 100 movies and won two Academy Awards, and today he shares stories and advice from his...
