Filmmakers and brothers Jay and Mark Duplass dive deep into the paradoxes of love, creativity, and relationships. They share personal stories from their upbringing in New Orleans, revealing how familial ties shape their artistry. The duo talks candidly about anxiety, vulnerability, and navigating the complexities of professional authenticity. They emphasize the importance of small, meaningful moments in life, and how reconnecting with loved ones fuels personal growth. Their insights on the emotional intricacies of success and sibling dynamics are both inspiring and relatable.

Filmmaker Mark Duplass opens up about managing depression and finding fulfillment beyond success. He talks about his creative partnership with his brother, money matters, and navigating midlife challenges. The podcast delves into his Hollywood journey, mental health struggles, and reflections on parenting and creativity.

The great, director, actor, writer, screenwriter, and filmmaker MARK DUPLASS joins the DTFH and we talk about authenticity, filmmaking, collaboration and getting out there and making stuff happen. Mark Duplas is an American film director, film producer, actor, musician, and screenwriter. He is a co-star of the FXtelevision series The League. He is the brother of director, writer, and actor Jay Duplass. Together, the brothers started the film production company Duplass Brothers Productions, and have directed films such as The Puffy Chair (2005), Jeff, Who Lives at Home (2011), and The Do-Deca-Pentathlon(2012). Mark and Jay co-created the HBO television series Togetherness in 2015. He has also acted in CREEP and CREEP 2.

Sydney Kamlager-Dove, a Congress member from Los Angeles, shares her sharp insights on the political climate and the unique challenges within Congress. Zainab Johnson dishes on the absurdities of internet culture, while Mark Duplass humorously explores social media trends and their impact on society. They tackle everything from bizarre political interactions to quirky local food scenes, blending humor with pressing societal issues. Their engaging banter adds levity while prompting listeners to reflect on the state of politics and culture.

In this engaging conversation, Mark Duplass, an accomplished actor, writer, and producer in the indie TV realm, shares his insights on independently financing shows like 'Penelope' for Netflix. He highlights the stark differences between TV and film business models and advocates for more creatives to explore the indie path. The duo delves into the importance of creative control, audience engagement, and innovative marketing. They also touch on Netflix's transparency and the evolving landscape of Saturday Night Live, reflecting on its challenges and future.