Former teen icon turned multi-talented artist, Molly Ringwald, discusses her early days in Hollywood, global stardom in John Hughes movies, and her current projects including Feud: Capote vs The Swans. She reflects on her acting career, personal growth, and challenges in the industry. An insightful and humorous conversation about navigating fame and finding creative fulfillment.

Canadian comedian Steph Tolev discusses her comedic style influenced by Canada, highland dancing, sketch comedy, spite, and Bill Burr. The podcast covers topics like anxiety, encounters with comedians, cultural connections, competitive pressures of dancing, emotional turmoil in the entertainment industry, and humorous anecdotes about flying on planes and selling merchandise as a performer.

Actor Daniel Stern shares his decision to step away from show business after iconic roles. Inspired by co-star Jack Palance, he focuses on family, farming, sculpture, and public service. Daniel's authenticity shines through as he discusses his journey and why he wrote a memoir without interest in profits.

Billy Strings, a born performer revitalizing bluegrass music, shares his journey from substance abuse struggles to music passion. He talks about his musical influences, love for guitar playing, and meeting musical heroes. The podcast highlights his unique music style and the impact of his family on his musical sensibilities.

Former SNL writer and Daily Show contributor, A. Whitney Brown, talks about his turbulent past, life in comedy, and contentment outside showbiz. Topics include mortality reflections, exploring unique mausoleums, rock history at the Hall of Fame vaults, overcoming addiction, shifting comedy styles, and transitioning to a career as a motorcycle mechanic.

Joe Mande and Marc discuss the challenges of being a troublemaker in today's social climate, their love for Michael Clayton, courtside basketball experiences, and Joe's involvement in creating the show Hacks.

Chris Pine, first-time director of Poolman, gives Marc advice on directing. They discuss success measurements, Star Trek, family, Denzel Washington, and the eclipse during the conversation.

Tiffany Haddish discusses her journey from foster care to stardom and finding her voice at comedy camp. She navigates the challenges of being a major celebrity and shares insights on her past experiences before fame.

Neal Brennan and Marc Maron reflect on their 30-year friendship, discussing personal growth, success, and insights from Bono. They explore topics like divisive politics, family relationships, pursuing success, and navigating challenges in the entertainment industry. The conversation delves into self-identity, comedy material evolution, anti-woke sentiment, podcast dynamics, and personal growth in the comedy world.

Tammy Faye Starlite, an alter ego of Tammy Lang, reflects on her evangelical country singer character, the alt-comedy scene in 90s NYC, and portraying real singers like Marianne Faithfull. Marc and Tammy reminisce about Luna Lounge days, creation of her persona, and her upcoming projects, including acting gigs with Owen Wilson.