In this engaging discussion, Peter Sarsgaard, a Golden Globe and Emmy Award-nominated actor known for his roles in impactful films, shares insights about his new movie, 'September 5,' centered on the 1972 Munich Olympic tragedy. The conversation weaves through a satirical take on Trump as Time's 'Person of the Year' and the curious drone sightings in New Jersey, cleverly linking them to holiday humor. There's also a comedic exploration of holiday romance clichés and the struggles of staying connected while navigating personal and societal expectations.

Peter Sarsgaard discusses his portrayal of a man losing his memory at an early age, reflecting on life encounters with dementia and mental trauma. He also talks about his collaborations with wife Maggie Gyllenhaal and his relationship with sports. The podcast explores depictions of memory loss in art and the connection between humor and grief. They touch on working with different actors, favorite movies, societal expectations, trauma processing, and even a new Nicholas Cage movie.

This week’s guest is Peter Sarsgaard, acclaimed actor known for both indie gems and blockbusters. He dives into his role in 'September 5', a gripping drama about the Munich Olympics massacre and the ethical dilemmas faced by reporters covering such tragedy. The conversation reveals the complexities of portraying real events in film, along with his experiences working with wife Maggie Gyllenhaal. Alongside this, the hosts review the quirky animated feature 'Dog Man', exploring its humor and appeal to younger audiences.