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.

Julian Schlossberg interviews producer and interior designer Liza Lerner. They explore Liza’s remarkable family legacy—her father Alan Jay Lerner, famed lyricist of "My Fair Lady," her mother, actress Nancy Olson, and stepfather, music executive Alan Livingston. Liza shares personal memories from legendary film sets, insights into Broadway’s evolving landscape, and her journey from shy artist to producer. The conversation blends behind-the-scenes anecdotes, reflections on creative challenges, and the enduring impact of classic musicals, offering listeners an intimate look at both show business history and Liza’s unique career path.

Julian Schlossberg welcomes Emmy-winning actress and writer Renee Taylor. Renee reflects on her early ambitions, career breakthroughs, and creative partnership with her late husband, Joe Bologna, including their Oscar-nominated screenplay "Lovers and Other Strangers." She shares anecdotes about working with legends like Barbra Streisand and Marilyn Monroe, discusses her iconic role on "The Nanny," and explores her inspirations—such as Mae West. The conversation highlights Renee’s humor, resilience, and the enduring impact of her collaborations in theater, film, and television.

Julian Schlossberg converses with guest Dick Cavett about his life and career. Cavett reflects on his upbringing in Nebraska, the influence of his teacher parents, and his experiences at Yale University. He shares anecdotes from his early career in show business, including sneaking into the Shubert Theater, working with Jack Paar, and his transition to stand-up comedy. Cavett also discusses his interactions with legendary comedians like Groucho Marx, Woody Allen, and Jonathan Winters, providing a rich tapestry of his journey through the entertainment industry.

Join Julian Schlossberg on the latest episode of Movie Talk as he interviews the versatile and critically acclaimed actor, John Turturro. Known for his unforgettable roles in films like Barton Fink, The Big Lebowski, and O Brother, Where Art Thou?, Turturro shares insights into his acting process, his collaboration with legendary directors, and his experiences in both film and television. Don’t miss this engaging conversation with one of Hollywood's most respected and talented actors. Tune in now to hear stories from behind the scenes and gain a deeper understanding of John Turturro's remarkable career!

In this episode of "Movie Talk," host Julian Schlossberg interviews David Hyde Pierce. Pierce discusses his illustrious acting career, highlighting his experiences on the set of "Frasier," his transition from theater to television, and his work in various films and theater productions. He also shares insights into his involvement with the Alzheimer's Association, reflecting on the impact of fame and his commitment to charitable causes. The conversation provides an in-depth look at Pierce's professional journey and personal endeavors.