Dennis Miller: 30 Years Ahead of the Curve

Dennis and Martin Short trade stories about Hollywood, marriage, white lies, and why honesty isn't always the best policy in show business.

Dennis and Rosie O'Donnell talk parenthood, adoption, fame, and staying grounded while raising a child in the spotlight.

Dennis and Martina Navratilova discuss life after tennis, sexuality, public perception, and the challenges of being one of the first openly gay athletes in professional sports.

George Carlin sits down with Dennis Miller for a wide ranging discussion on advertising, politics, religion, consumer culture, and what he sees as the growing gullibility of modern society.

Tina Fey joins Dennis Miller for a conversation about breaking barriers at Saturday Night Live, balancing career ambitions with family life, and the pressures women face in trying to "have it all." 

Dennis and Carrie Fisher dive into media obsession, celebrity culture, and the insanity surrounding the O.J. Simpson trial at its peak.  Listen to more comedy from Spotted Dog Entertainment:   https://linktr.ee/ ClickHereForComedy

Dennis and Louie Anderson tackle homelessness, compassion, and personal responsibility, pushing past politics to focus on human connection. Listen to more comedy from Spotted Dog Entertainment:   https://linktr.ee/ ClickHereForComedy

Dennis and Dana Carvey spiral through parenting, impressions, and stand-up memories in a conversation packed with manic comedy energy.  Listen to more comedy from Spotted Dog Entertainment:   https://linktr.ee/ ClickHereForComedy

Dennis and Lisa Kudrow talk marriage, fame, and the pressure of suddenly having everything at once as  Friends becomes a cultural phenomenon. Listen to more comedy from Spotted Dog Entertainment:   https://linktr.ee/ ClickHereForComedy

Dennis and Jay Leno break down tabloids, media credibility, and how news shifted from reporting to spectacle. Listen to more comedy from Spotted Dog Entertainment:   https://linktr.ee/ ClickHereForComedy

Dennis and Richard Lewis spiral through relationships, anxiety, and midlife confusion, turning neurosis into full-blown comedy. Listen to more comedy from Spotted Dog Entertainment: https://linktr.ee/ClickHereForComedy

Dennis and Jon Stewart talk cancellation, comedy audiences, and whether culture is getting dumber or just harder to reach. Listen to more comedy from Spotted Dog Entertainment: https://linktr.ee/ClickHereForComedy

Dennis and Bill Maher take on free speech, political correctness, and the line between offense and reality in a culture that keeps trying to redraw it. Listen to more comedy from Spotted Dog Entertainment: https://linktr.ee/ClickHereForComedy

Dennis and George Carlin go deep on war, power, and the human instinct for destruction, with Carlin pushing every idea to its edge. Listen to more comedy from Spotted Dog Entertainment: https://linktr.ee/ClickHereForComedy

Dennis and Ben Affleck break down sudden fame, Hollywood luck, and what it takes to stay grounded when everything hits at once. Listen to more comedy from Spotted Dog Entertainment: https://linktr.ee/ClickHereForComedy

Dennis and Mike Myers lock into infomercials, character work, and the commitment behind the comedy, turning throwaway observations into full bits.

Dennis and Jim Carrey collide in a surreal exchange on fame, identity, and performance, with Carrey constantly breaking the frame of the conversation.

Dennis and Garry Shandling take on relationships, commitment, and the tension between personal life and performance, with Shandling dissecting it in real time.

Dennis and Chris Farley get into weight, discipline, and the chaos behind the character, with Farley bouncing between self-awareness and full-blown physical comedy.

Jerry Seinfeld joins Dennis Miller Live for a sharp, hilarious exchange on stand-up comedy, cultural inefficiency, and the absurd logic of everyday life and observations that continue to shape modern sitcom humor.

Robin Williams joins Dennis Miller Live for a wild conversation only Robin could deliver.

Dennis rants on power and funding for the arts, two conversations that feel newly urgent as debates swirl around the future of the Kennedy Center . Who holds influence, who controls the money, and what culture is deemed worth supporting remain as contested as ever.

Dennis rants on special interest groups and gun control, examining how lobbying and political influence continue to shape today's debate. As the issue remains deadlocked, he questions who really benefits from the gridlock.      

Dennis rants on homosexuality and intolerance, exploring cultural bias, social division, and the ongoing struggle for acceptance. Is "live and let live" really possible anymore?

Dennis rants on Vice and Nosey Americans, connecting the recently proposed "Sin Tax" in Florida to the long legacy of the war on drugs and America's obsession with regulating personal behavior. A sharp look at moral panic, government overreach, and the enduring urge to get involved in everyone else's business.