Rob Reiner

Rob Reiner, renowned actor and director of classics like This Is Spinal Tap, joins for a lively conversation. They dive into the chaos of creating the new Spinal Tap sequel and reflect on how All in the Family reshaped television. Reiner and Bill tackle ageism and the troubling rise of authoritarianism, drawing historical parallels. They also discuss the impact of social media on public discourse and the loss of a shared cultural experience. Reiner shares insights on the comedic value of theatrical releases, emphasizing community in laughter.

Rob Reiner, actor, director, and activist known for his influential work and commitment to free expression, joins to discuss the impact of media on democracy. He reflects on Norman Lear's legacy and emphasizes the importance of solidarity in protecting the First Amendment. The conversation also dives into Trump's amusing UN escalator mishap, dissecting his thin-skinned reactions and the ensuing rage cycle. Additionally, Reiner highlights the media's role in resisting corporate consolidation, echoing his call for a united front against threats to free speech.

Legendary director, actor, writer, and activist Rob Reiner joins the hosts to explore the assassination of JFK. They discuss conspiracy theories, the impact on the United States, JFK's secret communications with Soviet and Cuban officials, the importance of electing sensible decision makers, Oswald's connections to the intelligence community, and the revelations of former secret service agent Paul Landis.

Rob Reiner, the brilliant filmmaker behind classics like 'This Is Spinal Tap' and 'When Harry Met Sally,' talks about the absurdity of aging rockers in the new sequel 'Spinal Tap II: The End Continues.' He shares insights into the legacy of his iconic film and the lack of growth in its characters. Reiner reflects on his upbringing around comedy legends and the creative process behind classic cinematic moments, like the famed line 'I'll have what she's having.' The conversation dives deep into love, legacy, and the evolution of television.

Legendary actor, producer, and director Rob Reiner joins the podcast to discuss his new documentary on Christian Nationalism. They address the criticisms faced by the film, the rise of Christian Nationalism, the impact of faith on politics, and the cultural divide in society. They also explore Reiner's spiritual journey and the influence of Christianity on American society.

Rob Reiner, the iconic director behind classics like When Harry Met Sally, chats about his new sequel, Spinal Tap 2, sharing insights about its creative process and the enduring legacy of the beloved mockumentary. Billy Strings, an acclaimed bluegrass artist, reveals his lifelong bond with music, recounting how he first embraced his guitar as a child. Together, they explore the balance of creativity and struggle in their respective fields, along with the healing power of music that resonates through personal experiences.

Albert Brooks, the acclaimed actor and filmmaker known for his roles in 'Broadcast News' and 'Modern Romance,' teams up with his longtime friend Rob Reiner, director of classics like 'When Harry Met Sally.' They discuss their documentary 'Albert Brooks: Defending My Life,' share hilarious anecdotes from their early comedy days, and reflect on the fleeting nature of fame and legacy. The conversation delves into the evolution of comedy and the power of laughter, sprinkled with nostalgic moments about live television and the complexities of friendship in Hollywood.

Elon Musk and Rob Reiner join Scott Adams to discuss SpaceX's test flight, controversy surrounding advertising on TikTok, bias against Musk in the Wall Street Journal. They also talk about schools teaching fake news, conflicting versions of history in California schools, and the perceived danger of Donald Trump.

Rob Reiner joins Scott Adams to discuss topics such as Trump's speech, cultural brainwashing, Iran's involvement in Hamas attack, testosterone levels and open borders, news blackout on Hamas executions, challenges of verifying video evidence in Gaza during a siege, and the value of knowing the whereabouts of Iran's leader to prevent a war.

Guests like David Axelrod, Kristi Noem, Susan Rice, and Elon Musk discuss politics, border issues, voter registration, AI development, and electronic voting machines in a lively conversation with Scott Adams on the podcast.