I Hate Talking About Myself

In our final episode of season 3, actor Ian Somerhalder shares some behind the scenes secrets from his days on Vampire Diaries and what he’s looking forward to from  his show V Wars.

Rose McIver plays a princess in the Christmas Prince series. And her celebrity crush is certainly a Queen in her own right. Who is it? Press play to find out.

Tom Ellis might only play Lucifer but he certainly has a devilish side. In this episode, he tells us about a prank that went horribly wrong.

Parker Posey is an icon of 90s indie cinema. And now she’s playing a scientist in the series Lost in Space. But what does she think about science in real life?

If the apocalypse comes, you want Austin Crute on your side. He stars in the series Daybreak, about teens who survive a dystopian future, and he’ll also be in the second season of Trinkets.

Comedian Nick Kroll might play a middle schooler in the show Big Mouth. But in this episode, he’ll be teaching us about history, his secret party trick, and his deep deep love of television.

We’re kicking off our third season with Dear White People writer and showrunner Justin Simien. He’ll tell us a backstage story, what his first job was, and his connection to Beyonce.

Actress and singer Christina Milian is “Falling Inn Love” in her Netflix film. And we’re falling in love with her all over again as she answers questions from our famous fishbowl! And since it’s our season finale, maybe she'll even give us a mini concert. Guess you have to press play to find out.

Michelle Buteau is all over Netflix: The Comedy Lineup, Always Be My Maybe, Tales of the City, just to name a few. But what advice would she give her younger self? Listen to this episode to hear the answer to that and so much more!

Actor Ben Platt is not only a Broadway star, he’s also the cut throat lead in the new original series, The Politician. But did you know he went to summer camp and has a serious fear of flying? Hit play to find out more!

Actress Zoey Deutch is one of the stars in *The Politician*. But these days, she’s less about politics and more about Sapiens. Hear all of her fun facts about mankind and more in this week’s episode.

Samin Nosrat has traveled the world both as a chef and as the host of the Netflix Original Series, Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat. In this interview, Samin tells us everything from what her first extravagant purchase was to the best prank she’s ever played (it's an elaborate one).

You love Charlie Barnett from his roles in Russian Doll and Tales of the City. But which of his characters would he most like to have brunch with? Find out that answer and so much more in this episode of I Hate Talking About Myself.

Cameron Britton might be known for playing serial killer Ed Kemper in the hit show Mindhunter, but he’s got a few more impressions up his sleeve that will blow you away. Hear them all in this week’s episode.

We’re starting this season off with actor Jonathan Groff. He’s known for starring in the show Mindhunter, as well as in Broadway shows like Hamilton. But what piece of art can he not stop thinking about? Press play to find out.

The rumors are true! I Hate Talking About Myself is coming back for Season Two. More of your favorite stars answering more of your favorite questions. We’re launching weekly starting August 26, so make sure to subscribe so you don’t miss a single interview.

Christina Applegate, James Marsden and Linda Cardellini star in the new Netflix Original series Dead To Me. And now, they’re starring in this episode of I Hate Talking About Myself! Soon you’ll be able to tell your friends which cast member was struck by lightning (kind of), which one's a huge Prince fan, and who wants the power of invisibility.

Chiwetel Ejiofor is a writer and Oscar nominated actor. But not only that, he also made his directorial debut in the Netflix Original film The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind. And he makes his self-interviewing debut in this episode.

Asa Butterfield plays the loveable, insecure Otis on the Netflix Original series Sex Education. He’s been an actor since he was nine years old, but has he ever used those skills IRL? He answers that question and more in this episode.

Idris Elba is a writer, actor, producer, People’s 2018 Sexiest Man Alive, and did you know he’s also a real-life DJ? He even plays one in the Netflix Original series Turn Up, Charlie! But on this podcast, he’s interviewing his real-life self.