Downtown: The Podcast

Dionne Warwick, Charlotte Wilder, and David Roth join us.

Loretta Swit & Mark Duplass. Emmy Award winner Loretta Swit talks about her new book, "SwitHeart", and shares some great memories of her eleven seasons on M*A*S*H*. Mark Duplass discusses the making of his new film with Ray Romano, "Paddleton", which is available on Netflix.

Kevin M. Kruse and Dr. Wendy Walsh join us this week. Kruse discusses his book, "Fault Lines", tracing America's divisions back more than four decades and Walsh offers relationship advice and talks about her new podcast, "Mating Matters".

Rosanne  Cash and Dan Epstein join us this week. Rosanne discusses her terrific new album, “She Remembers Everything” and Dan looks back on the film, “North Dallas Forty”

Alan Sepinwall and Colin Fleming join us this week. Alan discusses his book, written with Matt Zoller Seitz, “The Sopranos Sessions” and Colin talks about the lasting impact of Jackie Robinson's baseball career.

Curtis Armstrong; actor, author, and big Beatles fan, talked with us about the remastered 50th Anniversary edition of The White Album.

Stephen Tobolowsky; actor, author, and storyteller; talks with us about the upcoming third season of "One Day at a Time" and many other topics, including the squirrel family taking over his neighborhood.

Actor Richard Schiff talks with us about his work on “The Good Doctor” and “The West Wing” and shares his thoughts on the current state of the nation.

David Roth of Deadspin & Jay Jaffe of FanGraphs join us. David talks about baseball's incompetent owners and imagines Trump alone in the White House, while Jay discusses Baseball Hall of Fame candidates.

Stephen Tobolowsky shares his story "The Santa Conspiracy" from his book "My Adventures with God", recorded live at the Brewer Performing Arts Center. Hall of Famer Lesley Visser discusses her new memoir.  

Josh Gondelman talks about the making of his stand-up album and his work on the upcoming series “Desus & Mero” and writer and critic Colin Fleming looks back on the classic Rankin-Bass holiday specials.  

Authors Jane Leavy & Quinn Cummings join us. Jane talks about her latest book, "The Big Fella: Babe Ruth and the World He Created" and writer Quinn discusses her work and the current political landscape in America.  

On this week’s podcast, we talk with comedian Christopher Titus about his newly released comedy special, "Amerigeddon" and with singer/songwriter Livingston Taylor about his long career in music and his upcoming show in Maine.  

On this week’s podcast, we talk with actor Patrick Fabian about his work on “Better Call Saul” and the new film, “Driver X” and author, national security expert, and political commentator Tom Nichols shares his thoughts on the state of the union.  

Bryan Cranston & Paula Poundstone. Bryan talks about his return to Broadway with  "Network" and Paula shares her thoughts on the state of the nation.