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Rewind: Joan Armatrading & Mike Scott on Love, Longevity, and Keeping the Songs Honest

Mike Patton on Teaming with The Avett Brothers, Finding a “Third Animal,” and Closing Faith No More

Fenton Bailey & Randy Barbato on Murder, Ghost Stories, and Louisville

Maia Mitchell & Susie Porter on The Artful Dodger Season 2 and That Bellybutton Scene

Haley Lu Richardson on Bonkers Scripts, Princess Dresses, and White Lotus Side Quests

David Thewlis & Thomas Brodie-Sangster on The Artful Dodger, Beard Diaries, and Medical Jargon

Rewind: Desmond Child and David Foster on Writing the Hits, Owning the Catalog, and What Comes After the Charts

Maynard James Keenan on Normal Isn’t, Puscifer’s Bigger Picture, and Ignoring the Voices

Gill Holland on Indie Film, Louisville, and Making the Impossible Happen

The Cast of Shrinking on Season 3, Character Growth, and Balancing Comedy With Grief

Rewind: Petula Clark & Don McLean on Songwriting, Legacy, and the Long Life of a Good Idea

Carnie Wilson on Legacy, Mental Health, and the Lost Classics of Wilson Phillips

Sasha Calle & Catalina Sandino Moreno on Trust, Temptation, and Ensemble Tension of The Rip

Steven Knight and Malachi Kirby on A Thousand Blows’ Broken Men, Brutal London, and Cost of Survival

Neko Case on Neon Grey Midnight Green, Spiders, and the Joy of Music

Rewind: Aimee Mann, Joe Henry & Karin Bergquist on Pleased to Meet Me, Chasing Fame, and Commercial Validation

Walker Scobell on Growing Up as Percy Jackson, Season 2’s Physical Turn, and Teasing Kate McKinnon in Season 3

Morgan Neville on Why 1975 Still Feels Uncomfortably Familiar

Rewind: Emmylou Harris & Lorrie Morgan on Christmas Traditions, Country History, and Meaning Beyond the Songs

Aiyana-Lee on Spike Lee, Finding Her Voice, and a Breakout Year

Paul Feig on the Twists, Tones, and Signature Martinis in The Housemaid

Zende Murdoch on Turning The Runarounds From TV Band to Real Band

D'Arcy Carden on Loot, Accents, & Maya Rudolph Extended Kissing Scenes

Juliana Hatfield on Lightning Might Strike, Grief, Moving Out of the City

Lou Gramm on Foreigner’s Vault Tracks, New Album, and Hitting the Stage Again

Fraggle Rock Holiday Magic with Gobo Fraggle & John Tartaglia

Sarah Bareilles on Come See Me In The Good Light, Andrea Gibson, and Finding Her Way Back to Music

Gaten Matarazzo on Stranger Things, Star Wars, and Saying Goodbye

Felicity Jones & Kerry Condon on Train Dreams, Surreal Storytelling, and Learning to Skin a Goat

Abe Sylvia on Palm Royale, Feminism, and Female Relationships in the 60s

Pierson Fodé on A Merry Little Ex-Mas, Shirtless Slow-Mo Fame, and Working With Robert Zemeckis

Audrey Nuna on KPop Demon Hunters, Trench, and Simulation Theory

Erika Christensen & Penelope Ann Miller on After All, Will Trent, and the Power of Quiet Stories

Florence Welch on Everybody Scream, Witchcraft, and the Power of Imperfection

Famke Janssen on Amsterdam Empire, Pop Stardom, and Revenge

Rewind: Kaiser Chiefs & Teenage Fanclub on the Long Game of Britpop Survival

Rewind: Moby on Insomnia, Apocalypse, and Why Humanity Can’t Stop Screwing Itself Up

Michaela Jaé Rodriguez & Ron Funches on Loot Season 3, Henry Winkler, and Magical Collaborations

Rewind: Broken Social Scene & Speedy Ortiz on Friendship, Frustration, and Finding Purpose

Mary Chapin Carpenter and Trampled By Turtles on Coffee, Dogs, and Collaborations

Rewind: Marty Stuart & Justin Townes Earle on Cowboy Psychedelia and Surviving the Storm

Ian Astbury on The Cult, Death Cult, and the Fire That Still Burns

Rewind: Colin Hay & Bruce Cockburn on Longevity, Loss, and Still Finding the Songs

Cassandra Peterson on Elvira’s Cookbook From Hell, Jack White, and Living the Goth Lifestyle

Alyvia Alyn Lind Unpacks the Cults, Trauma, and Tunes of Wayward

Jeff Tweedy on Twilight Override, Making a Triple Album, and Radical Hope

Michael Chiklis, Mary Stuart Masterson & Rob Corddry on The Senior and Redefining Second Chances

Hannah Stocking, Madison Pettis & Yvonne Orji on The Wrong Paris, Reality TV, and Playing Big Characters

Willem Dafoe, Corey Hawkins, Anna Diop & Nadia Latif on The Man in My Basement

Rewind: Soft Cell’s Marc Almond & OMD’s Paul Humphreys: Orchestras, Glitch, and Making the Past Feel New