Alyssa Mastromonaco and Peter Grosz on what makes President Obama, Stephen Colbert, and Seth Meyers great bosses

Tim Blake Nelson and Jill Sobule

Adam Gopnik on Sibling Rivalry, Stand Up, and Liberalism

Aparna Nancherla On Learning to Saying No and Avoiding Brain Trolls

Adrienne Truscott and Alysia Reiner

Nick Hornby on His New TV Project and Knowing Whether His Writing is Any Good

Lisa Kron and Desiree Akhavan on Finding Your Voice When Directing Sex Scenes and Protesting

Reggie Watts on Creating Virtual Reality and How it Increases Empathy, and on Keeping His Night Job

Utkarsh Ambudkar and Nisha Ganatra Reveal What Has (and Hasn’t) Changed in Hollywood

RISK!’s Kevin Allison and Chris “Shockwave” Sullivan Reveal the Fun (and Not So Fun) of Comedy Troupes

The Moth’s Catherine Burns on Grief and Burning Man, and Jo Firestone on Writing Jokes on Stage

Ezra Klein on Tribalism, Fan Fiction, and the Data on Dry Humping, and Sasheer Zamata Talks About Writing Animation and Tokyo Disney

Peter Sagal on His Journey From Theater to Public Radio

Patton Oswalt and Tig Notaro on being fired to finding love

Wyatt Cenac on Casual Acting and Negin Farsad on Blackout Boning

Jeffrey Wright and Brian Lehrer on Brett Kavanaugh, Jack Daniel's and Manspreading

Hannibal Buress & Marina Franklin Talk Consensual Sex, Chicago, and Stand Up

Emily Mortimer and Dolly Wells on Wanking Off, Merkins, and Therapy

Chris Jackson’s Daytime Emmy is Still an Emmy, Dammit

Fred Armisen Says Dreams Are a Waste of Time and Anthony Atamanuik on Empathy for Trump