Legendary writer and director Aaron Sorkin joins the podcast to discuss his latest film 'The Trial of the Chicago 7.' They also talk about Gal Gadot and Patty Jenkins teaming up for a Cleopatra remake, a new limited series based on Stephen King's The Stand, and the confirmation of Doctor Strange appearing in Spider-Man 3. Other interesting topics include shooting a film in black and white, speculation about Benedict Cumberbatch joining the cast of Spider-Man 3, and analyzing Spider-Man's independence in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. They also discuss favorite zombie movies and tease upcoming content.

Aaron Sorkin, the brilliant creator of The West Wing, chats with Allison Janney, who famously played C.J., and John Spencer, who portrayed Leo McGarry. They reminisce about the show's iconic 'walk and talk' scenes and its rapid-fire dialogue, illuminating the unique creative processes behind the series. The trio reflects on powerful character arcs and moral dilemmas that captivated audiences, while also discussing casting decisions that shaped its impact in television history. Insights into its lasting legacy make for a nostalgic and insightful conversation.

Award-winning screenwriter Aaron Sorkin discusses his upcoming Jan 6 project, leaving CAA, and thoughts on Biden. Topics include AI threat to writing, political nostalgia, controversial Instagram post impact, media coverage, social media responsibility, and decision-making in choosing subjects for projects.

Aaron Sorkin discusses Hollywood, AI impact on writers, politics, and firing agents in a live episode with Matt and Peter. Topics include writer's block, AI in screenwriting, news consumption, portrayal of newsrooms, Trump's campaign coverage, misinformation, Elon Musk, and tech story adaptation.

Aaron Sorkin and David O. Russell discuss the film Being the Ricardos, exploring the challenge of breaking away from traditional biopic structure and sharing behind-the-scenes stories. They talk about the accusations against Lucille Ball, the impact of 'I Love Lucy,' and the importance of casting and preparation in portraying the characters.