Jeff Goldblum

No, me neither.

Yeah. It's kind of interesting. I mean, I love behind the scenes of all kinds. One of my little obsessions is to go on now, the device, and you can see interviews with everybody about the craft and directors and actors and these podcasts. We have to talk about that if we were really at dinner and we could talk for a few hours.

Yeah. It's kind of interesting. I mean, I love behind the scenes of all kinds. One of my little obsessions is to go on now, the device, and you can see interviews with everybody about the craft and directors and actors and these podcasts. We have to talk about that if we were really at dinner and we could talk for a few hours.

Yeah. It's kind of interesting. I mean, I love behind the scenes of all kinds. One of my little obsessions is to go on now, the device, and you can see interviews with everybody about the craft and directors and actors and these podcasts. We have to talk about that if we were really at dinner and we could talk for a few hours.

You know, I feel like I have so much to talk to you guys about that we need to be pithy on all these issues.

You know, I feel like I have so much to talk to you guys about that we need to be pithy on all these issues.

You know, I feel like I have so much to talk to you guys about that we need to be pithy on all these issues.

But, you know, I would like to talk about the history of talk shows and the new podcast phenomenon of which you guys are now the kings of the hill. And the form which allows us to know you and to know all your guests. So thank you for that. Because I know there are people I like particularly on your show that I now know better than... than ever. I just saw a play. We just came back.

But, you know, I would like to talk about the history of talk shows and the new podcast phenomenon of which you guys are now the kings of the hill. And the form which allows us to know you and to know all your guests. So thank you for that. Because I know there are people I like particularly on your show that I now know better than... than ever. I just saw a play. We just came back.

But, you know, I would like to talk about the history of talk shows and the new podcast phenomenon of which you guys are now the kings of the hill. And the form which allows us to know you and to know all your guests. So thank you for that. Because I know there are people I like particularly on your show that I now know better than... than ever. I just saw a play. We just came back.

Sorry if I'm too, you know, self-starting and chatty, but I'm excited. We love it, yeah. We just came back from a little weekend trip, leaving the kids here with their helper, with good people, and we saw two plays, and we went to a, in London, a gallery and saw, you know, Goya and the- Go ahead. Yeah, I know. No, they're good. They did a very good job.

Sorry if I'm too, you know, self-starting and chatty, but I'm excited. We love it, yeah. We just came back from a little weekend trip, leaving the kids here with their helper, with good people, and we saw two plays, and we went to a, in London, a gallery and saw, you know, Goya and the- Go ahead. Yeah, I know. No, they're good. They did a very good job.

Sorry if I'm too, you know, self-starting and chatty, but I'm excited. We love it, yeah. We just came back from a little weekend trip, leaving the kids here with their helper, with good people, and we saw two plays, and we went to a, in London, a gallery and saw, you know, Goya and the- Go ahead. Yeah, I know. No, they're good. They did a very good job.

But my point is that Cate Blanchett we saw in The Seagull.

But my point is that Cate Blanchett we saw in The Seagull.

But my point is that Cate Blanchett we saw in The Seagull.

I'm doing the Barbican right after her. oh, I want to hear all about that, and I want to talk about theater, I want to talk about Oscar Levin, but The Barbican, I'd never heard of, I'd never been in. It's a very beautiful theater, and it was one of the, I mean, The Seagull, I'd seen my parents who liked it. Yeah, I want to see that.

I'm doing the Barbican right after her. oh, I want to hear all about that, and I want to talk about theater, I want to talk about Oscar Levin, but The Barbican, I'd never heard of, I'd never been in. It's a very beautiful theater, and it was one of the, I mean, The Seagull, I'd seen my parents who liked it. Yeah, I want to see that.

I'm doing the Barbican right after her. oh, I want to hear all about that, and I want to talk about theater, I want to talk about Oscar Levin, but The Barbican, I'd never heard of, I'd never been in. It's a very beautiful theater, and it was one of the, I mean, The Seagull, I'd seen my parents who liked it. Yeah, I want to see that.

Well, my parents who took us to see art films when I was a teenager in the mid-60s, et cetera, I then, only this last weekend, remembered that I saw a movie made by Sidney Lumet of The Seagull with Vanessa Redgrave, et cetera, and a lot of people that I want to go and revisit. Anyway, we saw this play. Take me with you. Oh, my gosh. Emma Corrin was Nina in it.