Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 35 episodes
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Longtime pop culture journalist Will Harris, perhaps best known for his work at the A.V. Club (or, more specifically, for his Random Roles interviews), finally embarks on a straightforward interview podcast, chatting with actors, writers, musicians, political pundits, comic book artists... The world is his oyster, and he's planning to make the most of it!
Unknown Host hosts Letting Them Talk with Will Harris, a arts show with 35 episodes published.
This time, I’m letting Graham Parker talk. Graham is a singer-songwriter who’s been plying his trade since the ‘70s, steadily touring and regularly writing, recording, and releasing new music. He tends to get lumped in w
This time I’m letting Jon Cryer talk. I’ve interviewed Jon more than a few times over the course of the past decade or so, and I’m always pleased to have a chance to talk to him again. That’s mostly because he’s a swell
This time I’m letting Sally Timms talk. Sally is a singer-songwriter who – since 1985 – has been a member and one of the lead singers of one of the longest-running bands to emerge during the UK punk explosion, even if it
This time I'm letting Lukas Haas talk. Lukas was still in single digits when he made his film debut, managed to make it through his teen years without succumbing to any sort of scandal, and is currently in the cast of a
This time, I’m letting John C. McGinley talk. I’ve wanted to interview John for many years, so the fact that that dream came true just as he’s delivered not one but two Emmy-worthy performances made it all the more excit
This time I’m actually letting two people talk. One of them I was expecting, one of them I wasn’t, but I was thrilled to have the opportunity to chat with them together, even if it had only been a little over a week sinc
This time I’m letting Kevin Dunn talk. Kevin is a gentleman who’s been working in front of the camera since the mid-1980s, but it’s arguable that the role that transformed him from “oh, that guy” to being an “oh, that gu
This time I’m letting Sam Anderson talk. Sam is someone who’s been a working character actor since the 1970s, popping up in dramas and comedies alike. At the moment, he’s living the character actor’s dream, in that he’s
This time I’m letting Jay O. Sanders talk. Jay started in the theater, quickly found his way in front of the camera, and has successfully forged an extremely substantial career as a character actor. Before that, though,
This time I’m talking to someone who was once named People Magazine’s Sexiest Man Alive. Not that it came up in the conversation, but it just feels like a real pop culture badge of accomplishment, so I felt like I needed
This time, I’m letting Corbin Bernsen talk. As one of the leads of NBC’s long-running legal drama L.A. LAW, Corbin was one of the biggest TV stars of the ‘80s, and he’s managed to maintain a significant career ever since
This time, I’m letting Thomas Dolby talk. Thomas Dolby is a musician whose output throughout the ‘80s and into the ‘90s was part of the soundtrack to my life. Of course, anyone who came of age during the early days of MT
This time I’m letting two – count ‘em – two people talk: DeAnn Heline and Eileen Heisler. They’re the pair behind Blackie and Blondie Productions, which should ring a bell if you’re a diehard TV fan, but in case you’re s
Unabashed plug: WE HAVE MERCH! https://www.teepublic.com/user/lettingthemtalk This time I’m letting Peter Tolan talk. Peter is one of the best TV writers in the business as well as one of my favorite storytellers, either
This time, I’m letting Jane Alexander talk. Jane is a four-time Academy Award nominee, a seven-time Tony nominee, and a two-time Emmy winner (with six additional nominations to her credit), so…there’s really no good reas
This time, I’m letting Dennis Quaid talk. Dennis has grinned his way through an acting career that started in the ‘70s and has continued unabated ever since. Sure, he’s had a few ups and downs over the decades, as he’ll
Today, I’m letting C. Thomas Howell talk. I’ve been watching this man’s work since I was 11 years old and went to see “E.T.” with my family. A line like that might make some actors feel old, but given that Tommy – and I’
Today, I’m letting Nathan Rabin talk. I used to read Nathan’s work on the A.V. Club long before I began writing for the site myself, and every once in awhile it still strikes me as a little weird that he and I have becom
This time I’m letting Raymond Ian Burns talk…although you’d know him better by his nom de punk: Captain Sensible. As a founding member of the Damned, he’s a proper punk rock legend and a member of the band who famously r
This time, the person I’m letting talk is Kathleen Chalfant. Kathleen is an actress who got her start in the theater, moved into on-camera acting through the wonderful world of soap operas, and has become a familiar face
John C. McGinley
1 appearance on this show
Nick Heyward
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Kevin Dunn
Physical Educator Turned Spartan · Scottish surfacing
1 appearance on this show
Sam Anderson
Chief Capital Officer and Co-Head of Dynasty Investment Bank · Dynasty Financial Partners LLC
1 appearance on this show
Mark Harmon
Executive Director of Inspections and Engineering · Boundary Bay Veterinary Specialty Hospital
1 appearance on this show
Corbin Bernsen
1 appearance on this show
Thomas Dolby
1 appearance on this show
Jane Alexander
1 appearance on this show
Nathan Rabin
A.V. Club / The Dissolve
1 appearance on this show
Barry Manilow
singer, songwriter
1 appearance on this show
Chris Mulkey
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Angelo Moore
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