Alec Baldwin

Alec Baldwin and Hope Hicks are the guests in this entertaining podcast. The hosts discuss controversial incidents, Trump's conduct, swing state polls, and the unique and unpredictable nature of New York City. They also praise Alec Baldwin and Hope Hicks, while touching on exposing children to adult content.

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Alec Baldwin discusses his acting career from 'The Hunt for Red October' to 'SNL' and '30 Rock'. He talks about method acting, his iconic Trump impression impact, calling Paul McCartney an 'A-hole' in yoga, and his 39 years of sobriety.

Every other week throughout the summer, members of the Here’s The Thing staff are selecting their favorite interviews from the archives. This week, we revisit Alec’s conversations with two of the funniest comedians in the business – and coincidentally, two of the most popular episodes from our archives.  Chris Rock is known for his work on SNL, his stand up specials, the sitcom Everybody Loves Chris and films like Madagascar and Grownups.  In recent years, the comedian dove deeper into acting, including an acclaimed turn in the FX dark comedy Fargo.  In a conversation from 2011, Alec goes backstage after a performance of the play The Mother F**ker With The Hat, Rock’s Broadway debut. Comedian Jerry Seinfeld broke the mold with his sharp observational humor and a groundbreaking sitcom about “nothing,” over nine seasons of Seinfeld. He also produced and hosted 11 seasons of his unconventional talk show, Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee and continues to tour standup.  In this conversation from 2013, the comedian discusses getting his start in standup, why he thinks Seinfeld was a success and the unique connection he feels to his audience.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Alec Baldwin, the award-winning actor from 30 Rock, shares entertaining insights about his career and personal life. Robert Davi, known for films like The Goonies, discusses his new album 'Davi Sings Sinatra.' They dive into humorous discussions around family dynamics, the quirks of the entertainment industry, and the impact of fame. Baldwin reflects on youthful misconceptions about mortality, while Davi shares anecdotes about his musical journey. Together, they explore the absurdities of media critique, revealing the complexities of modern life with a blend of wit and charm.

Columbia professor Jeffrey Sachs asserts he is '99% sure' that COVID-19 was born from U.S. lab research, specifically at the University of North Carolina. Comedian Kurt Metzger joins the discussion, exploring this unsettling claim and the implications of unregulated science. Alec Baldwin calls in, sharing challenges from filming 'Rust' amidst the chaos. Former Libyan spokesman Moussa Ibrahim critiques U.S. tariffs hurting African economies, pushing nations closer to China and India. The conversation navigates through controversies and government accountability, provoking thought on worldwide political dynamics.

Tulsi Gabbard, former Congresswoman and outspoken critic of the establishment, delivers a powerful critique of the intelligence community during her confirmation hearing. She highlights the lies and failures surrounding intelligence operations, refusing to label Edward Snowden as a 'traitor.' Comedian Kurt Metzger adds humorous insights, while Alec Baldwin makes a surprise call. They discuss the ramifications of past U.S. actions, the complicated morality surrounding whistleblowers, and the troubling nature of government surveillance.

Alec Baldwin, the acclaimed actor and writer known for his roles in 30 Rock, dives deep into his dual experiences of success and struggle. He shares poignant reflections on father figures and how they shape relationships. Baldwin discusses the emotional complexities of writing memoirs, touching on themes of grief and responsibility in fatherhood. The conversation also navigates the pressures of fame, the misunderstandings within the industry, and the liberating yet challenging path of creative expression, all underscored by a desire for personal growth.

This episode features Alec Baldwin, a prominent actor entangled in legal battles following a fatal incident on his film set, and Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, the film's armorer. They discuss the tragic shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins and the legal implications that ensued. Judge Mary Marlowe Sommer provides insight into the dismissal of the case, sparking debates on prosecutorial conduct and celebrity accountability. The intricate dynamics of evidence handling and courtroom strategies are explored, raising ethical questions for both legal representation and the film industry.

Hollywood actor Alec Baldwin faces trial for shooting incident on movie set. Discussion includes legal troubles, PR strategies, credibility, and self-serving behavior. Debates revolve around negligence, recklessness, producer liability, and potential acquittal. Insights into celebrity hypocrisy, lack of remorse, and outcome of high-profile trial.