Christopher Lloyd has performed in a number of iconic roles over the years and at the age of 86, he has no plans to stop anytime soon. When he was last on Bullseye, he talked with us about his remarkable career in acting, what’s been keeping him in showbiz and more! www.npr.org/2025/09/23/n...

If you know Elizabeth Gilbert's name, it might be for her book "Eat, Pray, Love." Earlier this month, she published a very different memoir: "All the Way to the River: Love, Loss, and Liberation." Elizabeth talks with us about it on the latest episode.

On the latest episode, we discuss Jinkx Monsoon's latest gigs on the stage and how she found herself through drag performances. buff.ly/lh2AH5r

On the latest episode, we discuss Jinkx Monsoon's latest gigs on the stage and how she found herself through drag performances. buff.ly/lh2AH5r

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For fans of "RuPaul's Drag Race" Jinkx Monsoon is often referred to as "Queen of All Queens." The legend joins us on the latest episode to discuss her latest role in Cole Escola's Tony award-winning play "Oh Mary." buff.ly/lh2AH5r

For fans of "RuPaul's Drag Race" Jinkx Monsoon is often referred to as "Queen of All Queens." The legend joins us on the latest episode to discuss her latest role in Cole Escola's Tony award-winning play "Oh Mary." buff.ly/lh2AH5r

The actors that Jason Segel loves the most are the ones who are able to resist "showing off" when the camera is rolling. It's no wonder he's so well known for playing honest and endearing characters. Listen to his 2020 talk with Bullseye now: buff.ly/YkuIX2X

Jason Segel admits to having treated his on-screen performances as an exercise in laying himself bare. Early on, he took that challenge quite literally. Listen to Segel's 2020 conversation with Bullseye now: buff.ly/YkuIX2X

Jason Segel starred in “Freaks and Geeks” and “How I Met Your Mother”, but he's also an accomplished writer! When Jesse talked to Segel in 2020, Jason had just created the TV drama “Dispatches from Elsewhere” - a show he says put him "out of his comfort zone." Listen now: buff.ly/YkuIX2X

A few years back, Bob Odenkirk released Zilot & Other Important Rhymes - a collection of poems he wrote with his children. Bob talked with us about how he turned an old worn notebook into that book of poetry with the help of his children. buff.ly/QbbE2QM

The animation legend Genndy Tartakovsky joins us to talk about some of his most iconic work. Plus, we get into his new movie "Fixed," a raunchy movie about dogs and friendship. buff.ly/wJikIVw

Genndy Tartakovsky is a legend in the world of animation. He created TWO golden era Cartoon Network shows: "Dexter's Laboratory" and "Samurai Jack." He gets into what it took to make those shows here: buff.ly/wJikIVw

There aren't many animators more beloved than Genndy Tartakovsky. The animation legend joins us to talk about his latest animated project "Fixed" and the early days of Cartoon Network. buff.ly/wJikIVw

In a world full of shows about dystopias, Alex Edelman is glad to be working on a show where "the characters are trying their best and things sometimes work out for them." You can see him on NBC's new show, "The Paper". Listen to his conversation with Bullseye now: buff.ly/Qp7PPmk

Alex Edelman’s solo show, "Just For Us", is about the time Edelman crashed a white nationalist meeting in Queens, New York. It offers a very funny, very personal examination of white supremacy and Jewish identity. Listen to his conversation with Bullseye now: buff.ly/UMTU2JN

Alex Edelman plays Adam Cooper on “The Paper”, the new NBC show set in the universe of “The Office”. He is also an award winning standup and writer! He talks to Bullseye about UK vs. US comedy audiences, and how he hopes “The Paper” will make viewers feel good. Listen now: buff.ly/UMTU2JN

We're joined by the principal members of the band HAIM: Alana, Danielle and Este Haim. It's a delightful time with the sisters. They get into their latest record: "I Quit." buff.ly/mmXQx1v

Victor Kossakovsky’s newest movie, "Architecton," is a study of stone, rocks and metal. It's absolutely breathtaking. He joined us to talk about the documentary on the latest episode. buff.ly/2P0Pkx0

Filmmaker Victor Kossakovsky has a lot of opinions about rocks. Opinions like “rocks are alive, in a sense,” & “all buildings made of rocks should be beautiful – if nothing else, to honor the rock’s sacrifice.” He expands on those thoughts with us on the latest episode. buff.ly/2P0Pkx0

Looking for an interview that rocks? You're in luck! We’re joined by documentary filmmaker Victor Kossakovsky to discuss his most recent film "Architecton" – a documentary all about stone!

The Haim sisters get into growing up in the San Fernando Valley and the shocking lyrics in the latest HAIM album about a true story from their time in high school 👀📚 buff.ly/mmXQx1v

What does it take to write a hit album? Good lyrics and a catchy melody, sure. But for HAIM, it starts with the drums. They join us to discus their new album I Quit. Watch it here: buff.ly/FCL6xXq

We're joined by the principal members of the band HAIM: the Haim sisters! We get into their latest record: "I Quit."

Al Jardine helped found The Beach Boys. He went solo in 1998, but he remained close friends with Brian Wilson, who died this past June. In this conversation, Jardine reflects on Wilson's work and friendship. He's now rediscovering some of the music they made together. Listen here: buff.ly/ezwwXDD

You know a Beach Boys tune right away when you hear their stacked harmonies. Our guest this week is Al Jardine, one of the original “beach boys." He sang lead vocals on a handful of songs, including their smash hit "Help Me Rhonda.” Listen to his conversation with Bullseye now: buff.ly/VQGQ3T1

Our guest this week is Al Jardine, one of the founding members of The Beach Boys. Jardine left the Band 1998 and has toured solo ever since. He just released an EP called Islands In The Sun, and he’s touring it with Brian Wilson’s band. Listen to our conversation now: buff.ly/VQGQ3T1

Marlee Matlin’s dream of becoming an actor began at the age of seven. As a child, she started performing songs in sign language and performing in plays at the Center on Deafness in Chicago. She discussed her acting journey and much more with us on the latest episode. buff.ly/Mbs84tF

When Marlee Matlin was starting out in Hollywood, one for the first people to really believe in her was Henry Winkler. She shared the piece of advice he gave her early in her acting career.

We’re joined by Marlee Matlin this week! Earlier this year, she was the subject of the documentary Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore. Marlee and her longtime interpreter Jack stopped by the show to discuss the documentary, Marlee’s career in showbusiness and much more! buff.ly/nmsVgBJ

There's really no one doing it like the ska-punk band Fishbone. Their latest album "Stockholm Syndrome" is one they've dreamed of making for a long time. They get into why on the latest episode. buff.ly/DITSQtb

Not only does Fishbone bring the heat with their unique ska-punk but they often infuse funk, reggae, soul and metal into their music. On the latest episode they get into their influences. buff.ly/DITSQtb

In the world of ska and punk music Fishbone are legends. They formed more than 45 years ago. We're joined by Angelo Moore and Chris Dowd, founding members of the band. Pick it up! buff.ly/DITSQtb

Paul Walter Hauser keeps very busy. He’s currently in two of the biggest films out right now: the Fantastic Four and The Naked Gun. He’s a professional wrestler. He’s also a father. Paul talked to us about how he’s been able to balance it all. buff.ly/oRYOoB3

Paul Walter Hauser has a great list of big movie appearances, including the new Fantastic Four and The Naked Gun. Hauser talks to Bullseye about his unique path to his current acting career, as well as his other labor of love: professional wrestling. Listen to the conversation now: buff.ly/UdvxtyJ

Time to form the pit!!! We’re rocking out with Stefan Babcock and Steve Sladowski of the punk band PUP. Watch here: buff.ly/NJ65NPv

Mosh pits are still a pretty big thing at punk shows, including ones at which the band PUP performs. PUP’s Stefan Babcock and Steve Sladowski share how they've changed over the years. buff.ly/NJ65NPv

We’re joined by Stefan Babcock and Steve Sladowski of the punk rock band PUP! The band recently released their fifth studio album Who Will Look After the Dogs?. They talk with us about their new record, the evolution of mosh pits at their concerts and more!

The Lonely Island created some of SNL's funniest digital shorts ever. We talked with Akiva Schaffer about some of those bits on the latest episode. buff.ly/8wIT7DH

There’s probably nobody better to direct and write a movie like "The Naked Gun" than Akiva Schaffer. He's a member of comedy trio The Lonely Island. He talks about why he was hesitant to reboot the spoof franchise. buff.ly/8wIT7DH

Arooj Aftab talks with Bullseye about her inspirations, being a recording gear nerd in addition to being an artist, and how great the Urdu language is for metaphorical writing! Listen to the full conversation now: buff.ly/6256Uqd

Arooj Aftab is training listeners to appreciate her specific sound, which she's crafted with a vision and an enormous amount of training. Listen to her conversation with Bullseye now: buff.ly/6256Uqd

In 2021, Arooj Aftab became the first Pakistani to win a Grammy. It was for her single “Mohabbat” off of her 2021 album “Vulture Prince”. Her latest album is called “Night Reign”. It's ethereal and beautiful and kind of haunting. Listen to her conversation with Bullseye: buff.ly/VuraH9x

Growing up with a mom who was one of the biggest telenovela stars of her time, Eugenio Derbez was destined for a career in showbiz. He's grown up to become one of the most successful comedy actors in Latin America. He talked with us about his acting journey on the latest episode. buff.ly/qzdnBJy

Did you know that Eugenio Derbez was in Shrek? The Spanish language version of Shrek that is! He helped adapt the script from English to Spanish and also voiced the part of Donkey. www.youtube.com/watch?v=28hR...

Eugenio Derbez has arguably earned the title of most successful comedy actor in Latin America. These days you can catch him in the Apple TV+ series Acapulco. Eugenio joins us to talk about the final season of the show and so much more! www.youtube.com/watch?v=28hR...

On Bullseye, actor and comedian Megan Stalter talks about her pentecostal upbringing, her gay highschool boyfriend, and being a “God Girl.” Listen now: buff.ly/7fJsUYW

“Hi, gay!” We talked to actor and comedian Megan Stalter about her first taste of success, making viral videos on YouTube during the pandemic lockdowns: buff.ly/7fJsUYW

You may know Megan Stalter as the wildly inappropriate Kayla Schaefer on the hit show “Hacks.” Stalter's latest work has been getting a lot of buzz. The show is called "Too Much." In it, Megan portrays Jessica, a New Yorker who moves to London after a rough break up. Listen now: buff.ly/7fJsUYW

Tramell Tillman opens up to Bullseye about growing up in the Baptist Church, internalizing misconceptions of homosexuality, and understanding his own sexuality later in life as a result. Listen to the conversation: buff.ly/e1Vn1Ne