Celebrating Dune's anniversary, Kyle MacLachlan talks about true crime podcast, his upbringing, debut role in Dune, collaboration with David Lynch in Blue Velvet. Discusses Twin Peaks, Showgirls, tapping into raw emotion as an actor, social media, and shares a poignant George Price cartoon.

Kyle MacLachlan and Laura Dern, renowned actors and celebrated collaborators of David Lynch, share fond memories and deep reflections on their time working with the legendary filmmaker. They discuss the creative challenges of films like Dune and Blue Velvet, emphasizing Lynch's unique approach and his ability to explore life's mysteries. Their heartfelt anecdotes illustrate the profound impact Lynch had on their careers and artistic identities, culminating in a tribute to his lasting legacy in the world of cinema.

Kyle MacLachlan, a talented Brat known for his acting chops, joins the chat alongside Angela Simmons, who recently stirred controversy over a firearm-themed bag, and Rufus Sewell, an actor with a diverse portfolio. They dive into the quirky intersection of politics and pop culture, like Kamala Harris at Tyra Banks' ice cream shop. Angela discusses her public backlash, while Rufus's surprising relationship insights keep the banter lively. Plus, they reflect on the weirdness of celebrity life and share some humorous anecdotes.

In this podcast, Michael Malice is joined by investigative journalist Josh Davis and TV/Movie star Kyle MacLachlan. They discuss their new true-crime podcast, Varnamtown, Josh’s time with anarchist John McAfee, and Kyle’s experience filming Twin Peaks, Blue Velvet, and Dune. They also explore behind-the-scenes stories, uncomfortable arguments, and the mysterious nature of the Black Lodge sequence in Twin Peaks. The speakers share their love for small towns and discuss the negative attitudes towards them.

Actor Kyle MacLachlan and journalist Joshua Davis discuss their new podcast, recent layoffs in digital media, Oscar nominations, and the challenges in the journalism and digital media industry.