Kelly Prime, an editor focused on design and architecture, and Gillian Jacobs, an actor who frequently contributes to the show, bring fascinating insights to the table. They explore the quirky history of alarm clocks, including the beloved snooze button. Listeners learn about Warsaw's vibrant neon signage as a symbol of hope during the Cold War and its resurgence today. The discussion also dives into unique emergency indicators and the novel 'Scent of Mystery,' a film that introduced viewers to the concept of experiencing scents in cinema.

Even if you haven't made the pilgrimage to Southern California, you can probably already picture what the Walk of Fame looks like. It's a 1.3 mile walkway lined with terrazzo and brass squares. Each slab spotlights a salmon-pink star, and the name of a different famous celebrity deemed worthy enough to become a permanent part of Hollywood's urban fabric. The Walk of Fame is the story of Hollywood, the film industry. and the very origin of stardom itself.Reporter/producer Gillian Jacobs (Community, Winning Time) takes us on a stroll on the Walk of Fame, which chronicles Hollywood history and the vicissitudes of fame itself.Walk of Fame Subscribe to SiriusXM Podcasts+ on Apple Podcasts to listen to ad-free new episodes and get exclusive access to bonus content.

Paul Rust, an actor and writer from the Netflix series 'Love,' and Gillian Jacobs, known for her roles in 'Love' and 'Community,' join for a humorous dive into comedy and life. They discuss auditioning methods, the absurdity of fire hydrants in their 'new no-nos,' and delightful moments from their show. Laugh along as they revisit kids' entertainer Big Chunky Bubbles, explore meat sculpting, and play a quirky dating game, revealing their comedic chemistry and love for playful banter.

Paul Rust, co-creator of Netflix's "LOVE", and Gillian Jacobs, known for "Community", share hilarious insights about their new show, diving into its quirks and the number of butts viewers might encounter. Alan Thicke unexpectedly joins the fun to craft a theme song. The trio embarks on amusing discussions about Hollywood auditions, absurd plot lines involving unique relationships, and the whimsies of character dynamics, all while maintaining a playful banter that showcases their comedic chemistry.

Gillian Jacobs and Griffin Newman discuss the movie 'Opening Night' and explore topics such as John Cassavetes' movies, unique acting experiences, challenges faced by actors, and the exploration of dark corners in acting. They also reflect on their own experiences in acting school and the challenges of receiving feedback and criticism. The podcast delves into the artistic themes of 'Wanda' and the captivating performance and cinematic style of the director.