Hobo Radio Interviews

From producing Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure to writing a MadLibs-style script using preexisting Skeet Ulrich footage, Joel Soisson has done it all in Hollywood. We talked to him about his eclectic career, including his latest film, My Best Worst Adventure.

We talked to Jamie Tran about her path to becoming a chef, her restaurant's struggles during Covid and what it's like competing on Top Chef.

We interviewed Elizabeth Ito about Adventure Time, City of Ghosts and her anxiety about her show's child actors aging out of their parts.

In 2016, we talked to Jessica Walter about Archer and Arrested Development. Today, in honor of her passing, we are reposting the audio.

We talked to Steven Kostanski about his inspirations for Psycho Goreman, PG's love of "hunky boys" and what it's been like releasing the film during a pandemic.

We talked to Davenport about the Kickstarter campaign for Our Heroes Rock, designing ring gear for the New Day and how hard it is not to geek out and ask a million questions when texting pro wrestlers.

We talk to the duo about their film Fishbowl, their favorite films of all time and their mentor George Pelecanos.

In 2006, we talked to James Harris about his career. Today, in honor of his passing, we are sharing the audio from that interview for the first time.

Cody Heller talks about being Michael Bay's assistant, the friendship she and her father formed with the sex workers at a Nevada brothel and what it's like releasing Dummy during a pandemic on a streaming platform that is being widely derided on social media.

We talked to Karyn Parsons about The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air and Sweet Blackberry, the nonprofit she formed "to bring little known stories of African American achievement to children everywhere."

We interviewed Top Chef: All-Stars finalist Stephanie Cmar about her previous runs on the show, her decision to come back for All-Stars, her friendship with Kristen Kish and what the future holds.

Comic book legend Dennis O'Neil passed away at the age of 81. In 2012, Joel Murphy interviewed O'Neil for an article about Bane. To honor the man and his amazing legacy, Murphy is releasing the full, unedited 40-minute interview for the first time.

We chat with Taylor Tomlinson about her stand up career, her Netflix special Quarter Life Crisis and what it's like to have your career take off during a global pandemic.

We talk to Peter Diseth, who plays Bill Oakley, the trans fat loving, "petty with a prior" spouting deputy district attorney on Better Call Saul.

Following up on his 2014 interview with the co-writer/director of Coherence, Joel Murphy takes a deep dive into James Ward Byrkit's career.

With Tinder Live! celebrating its fifth anniversary tomorrow, we took the opportunity to catch up with its creator, Lane Moore. We talk to her about the response to her memoir How To Be Alone, her band It Was Romance playing SXSW and why Tinder Live! should be adapted into a television show.

The audio version of our interview with Lane Moore about her new memoir How to be Alone.

We talked to comedian and best-selling author Greg Behrendt about the new album, his thoughts on comedy as a whole and how Margaret Cho is responsible for his career.

This week, Joel Murphy has an in-depth chat with Dana James Jones about how his short film Star Wars: Revenge of the Incels was conceived, shot and released out into the world.

The audio version of our interview with comedian, writer, actor and musician Lane Moore.

In this in-depth chat, Naked and Afraid star Rylie Parlett talks about her decision to do the show, what it was like being on it and what her life has been like since the episode aired.

We spoke to Hynden Walch about what it was like to be on the set of Groundhog Day and Jerry Maguire, why she thinks acting schools are overrated and how she brings characters like Starfire and Princess Bubblegum to life.

We recently talked to writer/director Peter Landesman and Liam Neeson about their new film, Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down the White House, at an intimate press conference held this past week in Los Angeles. Today we bring you the audio from that press conference.

From her very first conversation with Carrie Coon's Gloria Burgle in the bathroom of a police station, Olivia Sandoval burst into season three of Fargo as the lovably unfiltered Winnie Lopez. We sat down with Sandoval to talk about her journey as an actor, her band Whiskey Sunday and how her father tried to write himself into Fargo.

Paulino García hitchhiked from Spain to Paris, traveled to Tel Aviv to work on a kibbutz, made friends with students at the Sorbonne by translating song lyrics and eventually got a job working for Hanna-Barbera, which lead him to America and eventually a job at Disney.