Johnny Knoxville reflects on his time making "Jackass," and what it’s been like to age into (and out of) the dangerous world of stunt performing on the latest episode of Bullseye. buff.ly/ZQnEPBr

Somehow I missed this nice @bullseye.maximumfun.org shout out from Stavros Halkias on WYF. Thanks, Stavvy!

This was so much fun to be a part of! Happy 25th Anniversary to Bullseye and to Jesse Thorn!!

Bobby Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez literally have every award, they wrote the songs for Coco and Frozen. But when we invited them on @bullseye.maximumfun.org , they wanted to sing a song they wrote for Kermit the Frog that no one had heard before. Everyone was 😭. youtube.com/shorts/p43C1...

It's the Bullseye Holiday Spectacular! 🎄 ☃️ We have a great show for you this year with some of our favorite holiday interviews from the past. We've got Lil Rel Howery, Micky Dolenz of the Monkees, and singer/songwriter Sy Smith! www.npr.org/2025/12/16/n...

On the latest episode we're coming to you live from New York City at The PIT. We've got interviews from Tony Shalhoub, Jad Abumrad, H. Jon Benjamin and stand-up from Josh Gondelman! buff.ly/ktkNSJj

What's Vince Staples' favorite Lil B quote? And which princess does he think would make the best spy? A few random questions he answers on our latest quickdraw segment: www.youtube.com/watch?v=45aS...

Not many bands live a long, happy 30 years together. Not even (some might even say: famously not) the ones made of brothers. The Hives talk to Bullseye about what keeps them inspired to make music together after so many years: buff.ly/tR5aKM9

The Hives have created a sound that's as practiced and refined as it is spontaneous and lively. How does a band strike that balance? Find out in the full conversation: buff.ly/tR5aKM9

Not many bands live a long, happy 30 years together. Not even (some might even say: famously not) the ones made of brothers. The Hives talk to Bullseye about what keeps them inspired to make music together after so many years: buff.ly/tR5aKM9

The Hives have created a sound that's as practiced and refined as it is spontaneous and lively. How does a band strike that balance? Find out in the full conversation: buff.ly/tR5aKM9

After 30 years of playing, The Hives have perfected what it means to be a garage rock band. Singer Howlin Pelle Almqvist and lead guitarist Nicholaus Arson talk to Bullseye about the band's latest record, “The Hives Forever Forever the Hives,” and tell us their secret to longevity: buff.ly/tR5aKM9

What's Vince Staples' favorite Lil B quote? And which princess does he think would make the best spy? A few random questions he answers on our latest quickdraw segment: www.youtube.com/watch?v=45aS...

Vince Staples is back on Bullseye! This time to talk with @jessethorn.bsky.social about his Netflix series, The Vince Staples Show, and so much more! Watch the convo here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=9d-Z...

Vince Staples chats with us about his music-making process and the first time he found himself in a recording studio, some fifteen years ago. buff.ly/9ZKRCI2

After 15 years of writing raps, it was quite easy when the time came for Vince Staples to write a script for the pilot episode of his show. Watch here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=9d-Z...

After 15 years of writing raps, it was quite easy when the time came for Vince Staples to write a script for the pilot episode of his show. Watch here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=9d-Z...

I have returned to @doughboys.bsky.social as an ascendant Costco Celebrity. Featuring my trademark combination of disarming sincerity and casual, almost distressing vulgarity. youtu.be/zEQ0cJ-PefQ

Vince Staples is back on Bullseye! This time to talk with @jessethorn.bsky.social about his Netflix series, The Vince Staples Show, and so much more! Watch the convo here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=9d-Z...

I basically spent 25 years making @bullseye.maximumfun.org so that Incould get onto @onthemedia.bsky.social . I can finally die in peace. youtu.be/BrhtNLOLJ9s?...

If you’re a @bullseye.maximumfun.org fan, our 25th anniversary posters are available until Christmas. They’re handprinted in the USA with hand-set type and all that, on heavy stock. putthisonshop.com/collections/...

Lisa Hanawalt has created some of our favorite human-animals for shows such as Bojack Horseman and Tuca & Bertie. But say, there seems to be a common thread among Lisa's characters... listen to Bullseye's 25 interviews for 25 years now: buff.ly/1Xae4rr

Bob Odenkirk wouldn't miss his 5-minutes of Bullseye Anniversary fame for anything. Watch Jesse sprint through 25 interviews in one recording to celebrate 25 years of Bullseye being on the air: buff.ly/1Xae4rr

You come to our show for interviews. Well, this week something a little bit different. In celebration of Bullseye's 25th anniversary Jesse conducts 25 interviews in a row! That's right, 25 interviews for 25 years. buff.ly/ZJ69viA

Scott Simpson opened the live Bullseye in Santa Cruz with hearty reassurance for these trying times. You can watch the full show now! Okay thank you very much see you later bye bye: buff.ly/1uksrMi

Boots Riley brings his own mic to an interview! He joined us in Santa Cruz to talk about rapping, filmmaking, and being friends with Jesse’s mom: buff.ly/1uksrMi

Adam Scott describes his first job to Bullseye through the art of hand gestures. Do you know what it is? The answer is in this week's Bullseye, recorded live in Santa Cruz: buff.ly/1uksrMi

The 25th anniversary celebration continues! This week's show was recorded live in Santa Cruz. We are joined by Glynn Washington of “Snap Judgment,” Boots Riley of “Sorry to Bother You,” and Adam Scott of “Severance.” Plus, live tunes from The Mermen, and standup from Scott Simpson: buff.ly/1uksrMi

Bullseye wasn't always just interviews. Back when it was called The Sound of Young America, Jesse and his then co-hosts Jordan and Gene also recorded skits, sketches, and scripted bits. The gang is back together again to look back at those college years. buff.ly/2Qqfn19

Happy 25th to @bullseye.maximumfun.org . Thanks to all who’ve stuck with us for years and years. Please tell a friend 💗!

The Bullseye 25th anniversary celebration continues! This week, Jesse reunites with his old college co-hosts Jordan Morris and Gene O’Neil to reminisce about the early years of the show. Back when Bullseye was a radio show on KZSC called The Sound of Young America. buff.ly/S5HBu3g

Bullseye wasn't always just interviews. Back when it was called The Sound of Young America, Jesse and his then co-hosts Jordan and Gene also recorded skits, sketches, and scripted bits. The gang is back together again to look back at those college years. buff.ly/2Qqfn19

The Bullseye 25th anniversary celebration continues! This week, Jesse reunites with his old college co-hosts Jordan Morris and Gene O’Neil to reminisce about the early years of the show. Back when Bullseye was a radio show on KZSC called The Sound of Young America. buff.ly/S5HBu3g

It was a gift to hear Rebecca Sugar play their song "Hill to Die On" from their recently released album, "Lonely Magic." For the Steven Universe fans, they also played their song "Love Like You" from the end credits of the show: buff.ly/MG5fo51

We had an incredible @bullseye.maximumfun.org show in Santa Cruz with Adam Scott, Glynn Washington, @scottsimpson.bsky.social and @bootsriley.bsky.social , plus The Mermen. Laughs, tears, hissing, the whole thing. Thanks to all 💓

Jason Mantzoukas was ready to pull out all the stops at Bullseye Live at LAist. He talked to Bullseye about forever being the "improv guy," and why he didn't continue his own college radio show for 25 years - even though he bought $5000 worth of Jazz CD's to make it: buff.ly/MG5fo51

The first of many celebrations for the Bullseye 25! A spectacle of a live show we just taped at @laist.com - at their Crawford Family Forum. Jesse talked with Roy Wood Jr. and Jason Mantzoukas. There was music from Rebecca Sugar. And standup comedy from Al Madrigal! www.youtube.com/watch?v=PPOx...

Bullseye is on the road! Roy Wood Jr. joined Bullseye in LA shortly before his flight home, and shortly after his appearance on Kimmel. Listen to the full Los Angeles show with Roy, Jason Mantzoukas, and Rebecca Sugar now: buff.ly/eZDTfDX

Marc Maron hosted WTF for 16 years, and for 16 years he had producer Brendan McDonald producing him behind the scenes. On Bullseye with Jesse Thorn, Maron and McDonald talk about their intimate, evolving relationship: buff.ly/irK6n7k

Each episode of Marc Maron’s WTF podcast began with an extended monologue from the host. It often touched on his personal and home life - and not everyone listening loved it. Marc Maron and his producer Brendan McDonald talk to Bullseye about why they never considered cutting it: buff.ly/wmFwNcR

Despite being one of the most popular podcasts in history, “WTF with Marc Maron” was run by two people: Marc Maron as the host, and Brendan McDonald as his producer. They both talked to Bullseye about their equal partnership in producing the show, and why it ended. Listen now: buff.ly/tL0WFgG

Ana Fabrega started doing stand-up after college. But it wasn’t until she attended an open mic hosted by River Ramirez that she saw a future in comedy. She talked with us about it: buff.ly/U5TCPV4

We’re throwing it back to one of our favorite spooky-themed episodes! Our conversation with comedian and writer Ana Fabrega about the show “Los Espookys.” Plus, we get into her childhood in Arizona and how she found her people after moving to New York: buff.ly/U5TCPV4

This week, we're looking back on some of our favorite Spooky season interviews from across the twenty-five years we've been doing Bullseye. Next up, our conversation with Ana Fabrega, the co-creator of the show Los Espookys: buff.ly/U5TCPV4

We're taking Bullseye back to where it all began! That's right, our next Bullseye 25 live show is heading to Santa Cruz, California. The city where Jesse started the show as a college student at UC Santa Cruz on KZSC. Get your tickets: www.eventbrite.com/e/bullseye-w...

Just in time for the spooky season, we're reaching deep into the furthest, darkest reaches of the Bullseye archives for this conversation with Bruce Campbell. He spoke with Jordan Morris about the DIY aesthetic of his projects and how he came to make cult horror movies. buff.ly/FaHYLMI

Yaya Bey blends many genres in her work. She talks to Bullseye about how it makes sense to her to combine these genres, because they all connect with her experience of blackness in different parts of the country. Listen to the full conversation now: buff.ly/c9yKB1B

Yaya Bey considers herself a songwriter first, recording artist second, and perhaps least of all, a live performer. Still, if you've seen her Tiny Desk concert, you know she's great live! She’s just most comfortable making music in the studio. Watch her conversation with Bullseye: buff.ly/c9yKB1B

Yaya Bey broke through last year with “Ten Fold” - a 16 track exploration of R&B, hip-hop, house and lo-fi. This past June, she released "do it afraid." Just like in "Ten Fold," it features an effortless blend of genres. Listen to her conversation with Bullseye now: buff.ly/c9yKB1B

Nick Offerman has been a woodworker since childhood. It’s kept him grounded and is something he’s always enjoyed. Offerman recently released the book Little Woodchucks. It’s a guide to woodworking activities grownups can do with kids. He joined us to talk about it. www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6dy...