The Roundtable with Robert Bannon

Celebrity Medium & Author TRAVIS HOLP Talks Spirit, Healing, His Powerful New Book & A Life-Changing Reading on The Roundtable Some interviews are conversations… and some interviews become an experience. Our chat with Travis Holp was absolutely the latter. Celebrity-loved psychic medium, spiritual teacher, author, and all-around beautiful soul Travis Holp joins us on The Roundtable—and from the mo...

We are thrilled to welcome back the incomparable Eric Roberson to The Roundtable with Robert Bannon. A two-time GRAMMY-nominated singer, songwriter, producer, author, and one of the true pioneers of independent soul music, Eric has built a remarkable career rooted in honesty, artistry, and connection. Widely known as the “King of Independent Soul,” Eric continues to create music that speaks direct...

Actress and artist Malky Goldman is here and bringing a fascinating story to The Roundtable! Originally from Jerusalem and now based in New York, Malky has built an impressive career across film, television, and theater, with standout work in The Vigil and Unorthodox. Now, she is stepping into one of her most exciting roles yet in The Wedding Entertainer. Malky joins us to talk about playing Sarah...

Detroit’s Pride season is getting a powerful musical moment as PRISM Men's Chorus joins forces with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra for a spectacular Pride concert celebrating love, visibility, and community. At the center of it all is Gerald Ashby Jr., PRISM’s Vice-Chair, whose passion for music and advocacy continues to help shape one of Metro Detroit’s most inspiring arts organizations. PRISM ha...

Acclaimed musician, trumpeter, and vocalist Brian Newman has built a remarkable career as one of today’s most dynamic performers, known for blending jazz, soul, blues, and classic American standards into a sound that is entirely his own. A powerhouse talent with electrifying stage presence, Brian has earned acclaim both as a solo artist and as a celebrated collaborator with some of the biggest nam...

Disco superstar Alexa Joyce is bringing the energy, glamour, and nonstop fun to Stonewall this Friday for what promises to be an unforgettable night. Known for her powerhouse vocals, magnetic stage presence, and infectious disco energy, Alexa continues to captivate audiences with music that celebrates joy, freedom, and connection. She’s also celebrating the release of brand-new music, marking an e...

Jaedynn Latter is making a major impression on the national tour of Les Misérables, stepping into the iconic role of Éponine—one of musical theatre’s most beloved and emotionally devastating characters. A graduate of Baldwin Wallace Conservatory, Jaedynn is making her national tour debut in this legendary production, and audiences across the country are falling in love with her powerful voice, emo...

Katerina Papacostas is having a breakout Broadway moment in Chess, where she shines as part of the powerhouse company while also serving as an understudy for Florence Vassy—the iconic leading role played by Lea Michele. In a score as vocally demanding and emotionally layered as Chess, being trusted with a role of this magnitude speaks volumes about Katerina’s talent, preparation, and presence. Whe...

Award-winning filmmakers Paul Wagner and Ellen Casey Wagner join The Roundtable to discuss their stunning documentary, Georgia O'Keeffe: The Brightness of Light. The film takes audiences beyond the iconic paintings and into the remarkable life of one of the most celebrated artists in American history. Through O'Keeffe's own words, personal letters, breathtaking artwork, and rare archival materials...

Anthony B. Jenkins is one of Hollywood's brightest young stars, and his resume is already packed with impressive projects. Audiences first discovered him through appearances in hit television series including Stranger Things, The Wonder Years, Chicago Med, David Makes Man, and Roswell, New Mexico. More recently, he made a major splash on the big screen with standout roles in Netflix's The Delivera...

The acclaimed documentary filmmakers discuss their powerful new portrait of Mario Cuomo and why his story still matters today. Award-winning filmmakers George and Teddy Kunhardt join The Roundtable to discuss their latest documentary, MARIO, the compelling new film chronicling the life, leadership, and legacy of former New York Governor Mario Cuomo. Premiering at the 2026 Tribeca Festival, the doc...

For over 40 years, Emily Saliers has helped create the soundtrack to countless lives as one-half of the legendary Indigo Girls. With iconic songs, fearless activism, and a commitment to authenticity, Emily has become one of the most influential voices in folk-rock music and a beloved LGBTQ+ trailblazer. In this special Pride conversation, Emily joins us to discuss her incredible career, the lastin...

Fortune Feimster is one of the funniest people on the planet, and she proves exactly why in this special Pride Month conversation with Robert Bannon! The comedian, actor, writer, podcast host, and all-around delight is currently touring the country, bringing sold-out crowds to their feet with her signature storytelling, larger-than-life personality, and relatable humor. Known for her hit Netflix s...

Fresh from Tribeca, we're bringing you two extraordinary conversations celebrating the power of music, storytelling, and live performance. Adrienne sits down with Grammy, Tony, and Emmy nominee Sara Bareilles to discuss her latest work, creative inspiration, and the projects that continue to connect with audiences around the world. Meanwhile, Michael catches up with members of the Original Broadwa...

Acclaimed filmmaker Chase Joynt joins us to discuss State of Firsts, the powerful new documentary following Sarah McBride's historic campaign to become the first openly transgender member of the United States Congress. With unprecedented access, the film captures the challenges, triumphs, and pressures that come with breaking barriers while navigating a deeply divided political landscape. The docu...

Writer, producer, and storyteller Mike Tove joins us to discuss Yard Saleing, the suspenseful new short film that proves some bargains are simply too good to be true. Co-written by Tove and director Tom Logan, the Hitchcock-inspired thriller follows a couple whose weekend treasure hunt takes a shocking turn after they purchase a mysterious locked box at a yard sale. What begins as a harmless searc...

Broadway favorite Max Chernin joins The Roundtable with Robert Bannon to talk about starring as Marty in the new Off-Broadway musical A Walk on the Moon, based on the beloved 1999 film. The show comes to the Laura Pels Theatre this summer with Talia Suskauer, Sam Gravitte, Andréa Burns, and more. We talk about bringing this emotional, romantic, 1960s story to the stage, working with this incredibl...

Joe Fox is bringing audiences laughter, music, and plenty of heart with Don't Cry For Me, My Yeshiva!, his acclaimed autobiographical musical memoir. Raised as the adopted son of an Orthodox rabbi, Fox takes audiences on an unforgettable journey through faith, family, identity, and self-discovery. Packed with clever musical parodies, touching personal stories, and Broadway flair, the show explores...

This Pride season, The Roundtable is honored to welcome Karine Jean-Pierre! As the first Black person and first openly LGBTQ+ person to serve as White House Press Secretary, Karine shattered barriers while helping lead some of the most important conversations in our nation. Her journey from the daughter of Haitian immigrants to one of the most recognizable voices in American public life is a story...

Rising star Orly Bekiri stops by The Roundtable with Robert Bannon to talk about her growing career as a singer, songwriter, and performer. Born and raised in Toronto, Orly began studying music at a young age through The Royal Conservatory of Music and quickly developed a love for classical and operatic singing before expanding into the world of pop music. Now just 11 years old, she is already mak...

Michael Schelp and Dr. Alan Younkin stop by The Roundtable with Robert Bannon to discuss their powerful new documentary, Iowa Vet: Dogs, Cats, Corn, & Murder. What begins as the story of a small-town Iowa veterinarian quickly unfolds into something much bigger—a deeply personal portrait of a life shaped by animals, agriculture, family, loss, and reinvention. The film follows Dr. Younkin from his u...

Mikaela Secada stops by The Roundtable with Robert Bannon to talk about starring in West Side Story at Paper Mill Playhouse. Coming from a family deeply rooted in music, Mikaela shares what it means to carry that legacy forward while carving out a path uniquely her own. She opens up about growing up around the arts, the influence of her famous father, and the lessons that have shaped her as a perf...

Bestselling author and celebrated storyteller Amy Ephron joins The Roundtable with Robert Bannon to discuss her captivating new novel, Unseasonably Cold. Set against the backdrop of 1939 New York City, the novel follows the mysterious disappearance of a prominent socialite, unraveling a web of deception, privilege, and hidden truths beneath the polished surface of high society. Critics have praise...

Today on The Roundtable with Robert Bannon, we're joined by husband-and-wife team Drew and Lea Lachey to talk about their heartfelt new project, LABELLESS*. Known to audiences from music, television, and Broadway, the pair are bringing their passion for storytelling and connection to a brand-new stage with a show that encourages audiences to look beyond labels and embrace authenticity. Drew and Le...

For this exciting conversation, Robert Bannon sits down with the incredible Aja Maria! With a voice that captivates audiences and a passion for storytelling through music, Aja opens up about her career, creative process, and the experiences that have shaped her artistry. From her musical influences to her future goals, Aja shares what drives her both on and off the stage. Plus, she reflects on the...