Newsweek Conversations

Kumail (Silicon Valley, Portlandia, Stuber) and Emily (The Big Sick) talk about how their lives and their new show "Little America" on AppleTV+. The show is an anthology of immigrants stories in the US - all based on true stories. Kumail also talks about what it's like to work with Marvel (he is Kingo in the new Marvel movie The Eternals) and Emily talks about what it's like when your loved one goes through a body transformation.

Elaine Welteroth is the Oprah Winfrey of the Millennial Generation. She talks about how she got her start, rose through the ranks of publishing, transformed Teen Vogue, wrote her book and how her book "More than Enough" is about to be made into a TV Series. She also offers advice to young people who are starting their careers today.

Julia and Kitty talk about the film "The Assistant" and the "Man who cannot be named" who inspired its creation. #MeToo

Charlotte Cho talks about the K-Beauty regimen and how she became so successful running Soko Glam with her husband (an ex-marine!)

An interview with Kyler Soller who plays the lead role in the Pulitzer Prize-winning play "The Inheritance".  Using E.M. Forster's book Howards End for inspiration, the tale is re-told in modern day with the AIDS epidemic of the 1980s as the backdrop.

Jamie-Lynn Sigler talks about her latest projects and what it's like to live with MS.

Tony and Marin talk about their lives and the hit show "The Marvellous Mrs. Mazel". Tony is amazed it appeals to more than the Jewish community on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. 

Sam & Aaron talk about their life together and what it took to put together the film 'A Million Little Pieces'. This episode is dedicated to my brother who takes every day one day at a time.

A chat with Paul Wesley about his life during Vampire Diaries, the crazy things fans want to do and what he's up to now.

A Newsweek Conversation with Jon Taffer about how his show Bar Rescue is a metaphor for life.

Newsweek Conversation's Host James Green talks with American Horror Story star Leslie Grossman about what it's like to work in Hollywood and is it "horrific" to work on a horror show?

Newsweek Conversations' host James Green has a wide ranging Chat with Sunny Hostin who was a federal prosecutor and is one of the hosts of the view. They talk about Sunny's career, the #MeToo movement, and the scandals that have unfolded at Fox and NBC.

Nat Wolff talks about his transition from child acting and then Nat and Dan talk about the Kill team, the movie based on real life events of a small hit team in Afghanistan and the importance of Whistleblowers.

Newsweek Conversations Host James Green chat's with Matthew Modine about his life, career, personal life and his most recent film: Miss Virginia.

Newsweek Conversations is a weekly show where Newsweek interviews people of interest. The first show features the actor Willem Dafoe.  He talks about how he got his start and two of his more recent films: The Lighthouse and Motherless Brooklyn.