Bridget Everett, a renowned star of HBO's 'Somebody Somewhere' and raunchy cabaret performances, shares her journey from feeling out of place in Manhattan, Kansas, to finding her voice in New York. Joining her is Jeff Hiller, who plays the supportive friend Joel in the series. They delve into the emotional nuances of navigating grief, self-worth, and the importance of community. Bridget's anecdotes about her family dynamics and her upbringing reveal how humor and music shaped her path, making for an engaging conversation about authenticity and connection.

Bridget Everett, acclaimed cabaret singer and star of HBO's Somebody Somewhere, shares her journey of embracing body positivity and humor while navigating grief and LGBTQ community ties. Nick Harkaway, son of spy novelist John le Carré, discusses his novel, Carla's Choice, reimagining the iconic George Smiley's legacy. Ken Tucker reviews a new biography of Randy Newman, exploring his artistic struggles and social commentary. Together, they delve into themes of identity, belonging, and the artistic process in a vibrant conversation.

Bridget Everett, a vibrant star from HBO’s 'Somebody Somewhere' and a pioneering figure in New York’s experimental theater scene, shares her insights on creative risk-taking and processing grief through art. She recounts her unforgettable collaboration with Patti LuPone at Carnegie Hall and the wild audience reactions to her bold songs like 'Titties.' The conversation dives into authenticity in performance, family influences on creativity, and the emotional power of music, all while balancing humor and vulnerability in her journey.