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Glen Powell on Hollywood Partnerships and Career Momentum (May 2024)

Glen Powell has quickly emerged as one of Hollywood’s most in-demand leading men, building momentum through roles in films like Top Gun: Maverick, Anyone but You, Hit Man and the recently released How to Make a Killing. In this conversation from May 2024, Powell sits down with Wi ...  Show more

Margot Robbie on Playing a Queen and Taking Creative Risks (January 2019)

Margot Robbie is an Academy Award-nominated actress whose career has included standout performances in The Wolf of Wall Street, Suicide Squad, I, Tonya, and more recently Barbie and Wuthering Heights. In this conversation from January 2019, Robbie sits down with Willie Geist to d ...  Show more

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Bob Odenkirk - On Failure, “Better Call Saul” and Fatherhood
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Actor, director and writer Bob Odenkirk discusses how “Better Call Saul” came to be, his recent heart attack experience and his new memoir “Comedy Comedy Comedy Drama.” Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for priv ...  Show more

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Conan O’Brien Needs A Friend

Writer and actor Bob Odenkirk feels confused about being Conan O’Brien’s friend.

 

Bob sits down with Conan to talk about making a (literal) mess together during their days at SNL, Bob’s favorite absurd characters to play over the years, and a storied career ...

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Scott Bakula Shares Stories From Coming Up in the New York Theatre to Quantum Leaping to being a Star Trek Captain to NCIS’ing
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Legendary actor, Scott Bakula, joins Bob this week to tell stories and share insights into his decades long career in the entertainment industry. He talks about what it was like in his early days as an actor in the NYC Theatre Scene, the time he saved a stunt actor’s life on set, ...  Show more

The Dual Life of SNL's Steve Higgins
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Steve Higgins has two jobs. At 4:30 every day, 4 days a week, Steve announces The Tonight Show, sticks around to play Jimmy Fallon’s straight man, and then runs back upstairs at 30 Rock to keep working on that week’s Saturday Night Live. At SNL, he's in charg ...

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