Academy Award-winning actor Jon Voight, celebrated for roles in classics like Midnight Cowboy, chats with culture reporter Megan Basham about his portrayal of Ronald Reagan in a new film. He shares insights on Reagan's enduring legacy, especially his fight against communism, and critiques Hollywood's shifting political narratives. Voight emphasizes the relevance of Reagan's messages today, contrasting them with current political issues, and discusses the future of moviegoing in a world full of distractions.

Jon Voight, the Academy Award-winning actor acclaimed for films like Midnight Cowboy, shares his journey from liberal roots to a proud conservative stance in Hollywood. He reflects on the impact of Marxism in the film industry and discusses the challenges conservatives face. Voight offers insights into the intricacies of acting, emphasizing authenticity and collaboration. He also highlights the importance of navigating faith and identity while fostering creativity amidst industry pressures, all while staying true to one's values.

Will Smith, Gene Hackman, and Jon Voight join Bill Simmons, Sean Fennessey, and Chris Ryan for an intriguing podcast. Topics covered include the accessibility and appeal of 'Enemy of the State', Will Smith's career choices, memorable scenes and dynamic performances, casting choices, and analyzing scenes from the movie. They also discuss random topics related to the movie and Lisa Bonet. The podcast concludes with an analysis of various aspects of a movie, including the use of technology and a notable quote from 'Enemy of the State'.