Playboy’s Iconic Interviews Come Roaring Back to Life
A new podcast taps the magazine's historic Q&As, now read aloud by Rosanna Arquette, Natasha Lyonne and other actors
“And That’s Why We Drink” Hosts Hit the Road, Again
Since 2017, Em Schulz and Christine Schiefer have been educating and entertaining listeners with both paranormal and true crime stories on their podcast
Inside the Launch of L.A.’s First Ever Audio Reality Podcast: ‘Being Trans’
Lemonada Media's BEING Studios debuts its first unscripted series that follows the lives of 4 trans folks living in Los Angeles over several months.
Why Rex Reed Thinks Melissa McCarthy Owes Him A Thank You: The Answer on ‘The Originals’ Podcast
The film critic also says 2022 is "the worst year in Oscar history" in new episode of LAMag's podcast hosted by Andrew Goldman
David Chase Explains Why James Gandolfini’s Death Didn’t Destroy Him
On a new episode of The Originals podcast, the Sopranos creator talks casting James Gandolfini’s son in the prequel, Les Moonves’s downfall, and how he feels about his critics
A New Podcast Explores How Fire Shaped the West—and How We Can Live with It Moving Forward
Historian and host Bill Deverell says he hopes the new series encourages people "to become more attentive students of fire”
Writer-Director Paul Schrader Says It’s ‘Not So Bad to Be Enveloped by Darkness’
With 'The Card Counter' set to release this week, the legendary Hollywood scribe looks back on his gloomy oeuvre in a new episode of 'The Originals' podcast
A New ‘Visual Podcast’ Celebrates the Early Days of Guns N’ Roses
Deli owner and rock historian Marc Canter is putting his archive of band photos to good use with a new project that celebrates bygone days on the Sunset Strip
Kristin Chenoweth Is Ready for Anything—Even the Rapture
The pint-sized Schmigadoon! star talks pageant chicanery, vocal anxiety, and dating Jewish men on a new episode of The Originals podcast
On a New Podcast, Big Names Give Voice to Stories by Formerly Incarcerated Youth
'Written Off,' a new project from Walter Thompson-Hernández and Jay Ellis, invites stars like Issa Rae and John Legend to read creative writing by young people in the criminal justice system
