Talk Easy with Sam Fragoso is a weekly series of intimate conversations with artists, activists, and
Today is my birthday friends. To celebrate I've put together a collection of excerpts from some of m
This week Sam talks to multi-hyphenate talent Colman Domingo about his family values growing up, his
Ione Skye needs no introduction. She's Ione Skye. You've seen her in plenty of film and television.
This week, Jerrika Hinton stopped by to talk about growing up in Texas, actors supporting themselves
Sheila Vand joined us this week to talk about her California childhood(1:57), how she got her start
For the past 15 years Lauren Miller Rogen has had one dream: to write and direct a movie. With Like
Alan Alda ladies and gentleman. We talk M*A*S*H, joke thievery, his childhood in Burlesque, his ongo
Legendary writer/director/actor Rob Reiner joins us on the show this week. You remember his American
For our special 100th episode, Sam’s Dad reluctantly comes on the show. Learn more about your ad-c
John Cho's career has undergone several transformations in the past two decades, each of them more i
Six years out of prison, Chas Allen joins the show to talk about the time him and his three college
Lawyer-turned-documentarian Dawn Porter has a lot on her mind. From the cultural and professional im
Two interviewers walk into a podcast recording session, and this unmissable episode is the result. E
Sam's car was broken into and his laptop was stolen... so here we are, two days late. This week on t
Episode 94 - Gillian Jacobs by Sam Fragoso Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartp
This week, Sam sits down with Spanish actress Laia Costa, star of several indie films including the
This week iconic filmmaker Julie Dash joins Sam from Ebertfest! The pioneering director entered the
Profound and formally audacious, Kogonada’s feature debut Columbus captured the eyes and hearts of c
After making the rounds on the festival circuit for nearly a year, director Chloé Zhao's sophomore f
So look: I lost an interview. This doesn't normally happen. In fact, in my nine years of recording c
