Jeff Hiller

Jeff Hiller, an actor and author best known for his role in HBO's Somebody Somewhere, shares his journey from a church kid in Texas to a queer icon in Hollywood. He and Sam discuss the struggles of growing up gay in conservative environments and how faith can clash with queerness. They highlight the need for authentic representation of queer individuals in media, particularly those with complex identities. Through humor and personal anecdotes, the conversation explores nostalgia, acceptance, and the journey toward embracing one's true self.

Jeff Hiller, known for his role in HBO's 'Somebody, Somewhere,' shares his journey from social work to discovering improv comedy. He highlights the importance of adaptability in both performance and life, drawing parallels between friendship dynamics and small-town quirks. Jeff humorously recounts his experiences growing up, confronting bullying, and the quest for LGBTQ+ pride symbols. He reflects on the joy of performance as a means of coping and self-expression, sprinkling insights on navigating relationships and the magic of unexpected contributions in improv.

Jeff Hiller, an actor, writer, and comedian best known for his role in 'Somebody Somewhere' and his memoir 'Actress of a Certain Age,' joins the conversation. He shares hilarious insights about his career, including a memorable improvised moment and the importance of supporting queer youth. The discussion also covers Trump's controversial military deployment and RFK Jr.'s unconventional CDC decisions, peppered with sharp political satire. Hiller reflects on aging in the entertainment industry while advocating for more authentic narratives in celebrity memoirs.