Maine Black bears’ women’s ice hockey coach Molly Engstrom talks with Bruce Pratt about this weekend’s home series against Merrimack.
Category: Interviews
Molly Engstrom 1.23.26
Jobeth Williams 1.8.26
Jobeth Williams joined us to discuss her new film, NOT WITHOUT HOPE, as well as her work in movies like Kramer v. Kramer and Poltergeist, and her Emmy Award nominated […]
Molly Engstrom 1.7.26
University of Maine women’s ice hockey coach Molly Engstrom talks with Bruce Pratt about the Black Bears win over Holy Cross and this weekend’s series against UConn at Alfond Arena.
Ben Barr 1.7.26
University of Maine men’s ice hockey coach Ben Barr talks with Bruce Pratt about the big series at Denver at what’s ahead for the Black Bears.
Jeff Tweedy on Creativity
Singer-songwriter Jeff Tweedy shares his thoughts on creativity.
Kyle McLachlan on David Lynch
Actor Kyle McLachlan talks with us about his collaboration and friendship with director David Lynch.
Adrienne Barbeau on Carson
When she visited last fall, Adrienne Barbeau talked about how she was never comfortable as a guest on The Tonight Show but enjoyed being on with Merv Griffin and Mike […]
Shaun Cassidy on his brother, David
During our conversation last summer, Shaun Cassidy shared his thoughts on his brother, David.
Kathy Mattea on the Staying Power of Her Music
Singer Kathy Mattea talks about the staying power of her songs and what it means to hear from fans who have been touched by her work.
George Takei Gets Personal
Actor and activist George Takei talked with us about his new graphic memoir, which tells his story of finally coming out as a gay man at the age of 68.
John Waters on Public Perception
Filmmaker John Waters talks about working with Kathleen Turner and how public perception of his movies has changed over the years.
Ben Mankiwicz on The Plot Thickens
Ben Mankiewicz of Turner Classic Movies talked with us about the making of the season of the podcast, THE PLOT THICKENS, taking an in-depth look at the 1963 film, CLEOPATRA, […]
Stephen Fry on the Freedom Provided by Writing About Mythology
Actor and writer Stephen Fry talked with us about his new book, a reimagining of The Odyssey, and why writing about mythological characters gives you a great deal of freedom.
Paul Reiser on How Doing Stand-Up has Changed
Actor-comedian Paul Reiser explains how doing stand-up comedy is different for him now, after years of success on television shows like MAD ABOUT YOU and STRANGER THINGS.
Patton Oswalt on The Day the Clown Cried
Actor-Comedian Patton Oswalt talks about the documentary on the making of Jerry Lewis’ film, THE DAY THE CLOWN CRIED, and talks about his own connection to Lewis’ movie.











