This wonderful week brings us thespian-extraordinaire Jeff Daniels. We deep-dive on craft, hear about collaborators from Sorkin to Cagney to Forman, and the essential power of flop sweat. But at the end of the day, it’s all about whatever gets us on the 10/405 interchange quickest. When life gives you Monday, dip it in glitter and make it sparkle all week.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Smartless podcast hosts open the Dairy 2021 episode with a humorous skit about losing their minds as the days get shorter.
Two friends discuss fitness routines and recuperation from a minor injury while sharing a lighthearted moment over their workout attire.
The podcast features a conversation with a highly regarded and admired actor. The transcript includes some comments about cleaning gym equipment and leather floors.
The speaker reflects on their career in showbiz and shares moments of wonderment such as seeing a plaque for "Streetcar Named Desire" on a soundstage, and asks when one knows they've "made it."
Jeff Daniels and Nnamdi Asomugha discuss acting, chemistry, and designing roles in this podcast.
Scamfluencers is a podcast that reveals the unbelievable true stories behind notorious scams, swindlers, and con artists from around the world, hosted by Sarah Hagge and Sachi Cole.
The use of natural language in writing can make dialogue sound authentic, even if it means including half words and ellipses that a writer may not typically use.
The complex nature of artistic expertise and the underlying belief that one understands it better than others is discussed, using the example of TV director Jimmy Burrough.
Zach Galifianakis discusses his tendency to constantly try new things, working with less experienced directors, and his extensive resume in film and television.
The speaker talks about winning an Emmy for the first season of Newsroom and how it required a lot of hard work to pull it off.
The podcast speaker reminisces about the time when mainstream media outlets like Bravo and PBS aired operas and plays, highlighting the importance of theater. They also discuss the influence of theater on TV shows and their casts.