We welcome back the star of “Long Island Medium,” Theresa Caputo to the show. We talk about the double-digit seasons of the show, her pandemic-borne podcast, and how you can see Theresa as she hits the road and tours across the country.
Steve Zirnkilton joins us to talk about his 30-year role as the voice of Law & Order and as a voice-over artist. Randy and Steve talk about how technology has changed the arc of voice acting as well as the new Dick Wolf True-Crime Docuseries ‘Blood & Money’ coming to CNBC.
We welcome actress Anna Gunn, star of the hit series “Breaking Bad” to the show. We chat about her role in the brand new “Most Dangerous Game: New York” coming to the Roku Channel. Anna stars alongside Christoph Waltz in this great adaptation of Richard Connell’s 1924 short story.
Randy welcomes Rachel Lindsay, entertainment correspondent for Extra, to talk about her work covering the most recent Academy Awards ceremony. Rachel and Randy talk about what set this Oscars apart from previous years, the winners, the shut-outs, and more.
We check in with the Executive Producer of “LIVE with Kelly and Ryan,” Michael Gelman BEFORE the Academy Awards. We talk about how his show is returning to the red carpet for the festivities as well as some pre-Oscars predictions
We welcome retired Navy Aviator Lonnie Phillips to the show to discuss his military service, his transition to the civilian world, and his role as Chief Customer Officer for Fanatics Commerce. Randy and Lonnie speak about the growth of Fanatics in ALL areas of the sports and entertainment industry. Thank you to Lonnie for serving our country and joining us for our Executive Leadership Series. Make sure to check out the Fanatics Career Page at: https://jobs.lever.co/fanatics
We are always happy to welcome Navy SEALS to the program, and today we speak with Mike Sarraille about his new book, The Everyday Warrior: A No-Hack, Practical Approach to Life. Mike and Randy talk about how we can be our own worst enemies when it comes to realizing our fullest potential, and how having a positive outlook can have a life-altering effect on our lives.
We speak with Johanna Siegmann, the photographer and author of In Good Company (Notable People with their Pets) to talk about the special relationship between pets and their (celeb) owners. Randy and Johanna talk about a few of the dignitaries that are featured in the book, as well as how she wound up putting the collection together.
We welcome CNN Entertainment Correspondent, Chloe Melas, to the show. Chloe is behind the republishing of her WWII airman grandfather Frank Murphy’s harrowing memoir —Luck of the Draw: My Story of the Air War in Europe — more than 20 years after it was originally published. She and Randy also talk about how her Grandfather is set to be depicted in the upcoming Apple TV+ series Masters of the Air, which is being produced by Steven Spielberg, Tom Hanks and Gary Goetzman.
We welcome back Jon Taffer to the show to talk about the newest season of Bar Rescue available on Paramount. Randy and Jon talk about the restaurant industry, new revenue opportunities, what foods travel well (and don’t) and why restaurants must be open to reinventing themselves.
