Henry Winkler, the iconic actor from Happy Days, talks about leaf-blowers, FBI encounters, and self-esteem limbo. The episode is a delightful mix of humor, nostalgia, and personal anecdotes about his acting journey, family stories, and challenges with dyslexia. Winkler also discusses font design for dyslexic readers and the importance of gratitude in his life.

Actor and author Henry Winkler talks about his Hollywood career, dyslexia, AI, the SAG-AFTRA strike and more. They discuss divisions within the pro-democracy coalition, challenges in the creative business, the TV show 'Barry', and recommend various TV shows and books.

Henry Winkler, the beloved actor famously known as The Fonz, joins for a lively chat about his journey from iconic TV star to his recent role in Barry. He shares hilarious anecdotes about the quirks of marriage, his complex relationship with fame, and the struggles of being typecast. Winkler reflects on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the challenges of memoir writing, and his unexpected love for meerkats. They delve into life’s complexities, celebrity stories, and the humor in connecting deeply with others.

Henry Winkler, known for The Fonz, opens up about overcoming childhood struggles, low self-esteem, and dyslexia. He shares how therapy helped him find success in his 70s with award-winning roles in Barry. A tale of resilience and the power of self-discovery.

Henry Winkler, beloved as the Fonz, shares his secrets on how to look cool and effortlessly exudes charm. Fritz Volrath, an expert on spiderwebs from Oxford, discusses their innovative medical uses for wound care. Additionally, Leslie, the inventor of Jenga, recalls the game's journey from family fun in Ghana to global phenomenon. The conversation sparkles with a playful analysis of Halloween treats and quirky anecdotes, blending humor with practical tips for social relaxation and creativity.

In a lively conversation, Henry Winkler, Michael Keaton, and Shelley Long share insights about their iconic roles in 'Night Shift'. They dive into the film's nostalgic appeal and its impact on Keaton's career trajectory. The trio reflects on the unique dynamics of 80s cinema, from comedic styles to transformative characters, while recalling memorable scenes and quotes. They also explore the fascinating evolution of on-screen relationships and ponder potential modern casting choices, all filled with humor and heartfelt nostalgia.

Comedian Gary Gulman and actor Henry Winkler discuss topics like diversifying retirement savings, living with depression, exploring dyslexia, finding good television, and the importance of quality content.

Henry Winkler, actor with 50 years of success in Hollywood, discusses his memoir, community building, and inclusion. He talks about his dyslexia and impact on his career. They also discuss the power of music, dreams of returning to Broadway, inclusivity and accessibility on set, and reflections on culture, technology, and the future.

Henry Winkler opens up about the struggles after his iconic role as The Fonz on Happy Days, while Arnold Schwarzenegger discusses the importance of being useful and the lessons learned from his father. They also delve into the significance of staying true to oneself and being authentic, as well as the self-realizations brought about by writing their memoirs.

Henry Winkler and Sandy Duncan join Mo Rocca to discuss infamous sitcom deaths and disappearances. They explore the vanishing of sitcom characters, the replacement of actors in key roles, and the decision to kill off beloved characters. The podcast also delves into forgotten trailblazers and the frustration of historical amnesia.