Julian Schlossberg interviews Joy Behar, Emmy-winning comedian and longtime co-host of "The View." Joy reflects on her Brooklyn upbringing, early comedic influences, and career journey from teaching to stand-up, radio, and television. She discusses challenges faced as a woman in comedy, memorable moments on "The View," and her ventures into playwriting. The conversation highlights Joy’s resilience, humor, and candid insights into show business, with anecdotes about mentors, industry icons, and her creative process. The episode closes with plans for a follow-up conversation.

Julian Schlossberg interviews Emmy-winning actress Juliet Mills about her storied career and artistic family. Mills shares memories of working with legends like Jimmy Stewart and Maureen O’Hara in "The Rare Breed," her Broadway experiences, and her starring role in "Nanny and the Professor." She discusses the challenges and joys of acting, her unexpected career turns, and the impact of family and luck. The conversation offers personal anecdotes, industry insights, and reflections on the magic and unpredictability of show business.

In this episode of "Movie Talk," host Julian Schlossberg converses with Michael Barker, co-president and co-founder of Sony Pictures Classics, about the evolving film industry. They discuss the impact of COVID-19 and streaming platforms on theatrical releases, emphasizing the enduring importance of cinema. Barker highlights the shift from print to social media marketing and the challenges faced by foreign films in the U.S. He also shares his personal journey in the industry, the changing role of film critics, and his hopes for the future of independent filmmaking amidst a landscape dominated by large studios and streaming services.