The Night Time Show

Internet sensations don't often make appearances on shows such as ours, so we were excited to get to talk to the McClure family, including Ami, Justin, Ava, and Alexis. You'll find out what they'd like to do when they grow up, what their favorite colors are, how the 5-year-olds would solve the crisis in the Middle East, and you can hear in Stephen's voice what it's like to have small children mock you for having fewer Instagram followers than they do. Stop listening to Baby Shark with your kids and have them check out THE NIGHT TIME SHOW!

Parker Lewis Can't Lose, and you can't either when you listen to this 90 minute interview with Parker Lewis himself, Corin Nemec. Get the inside scoop on attending high school in Hollywood with other teen actors, how Parker Lewis changed his life, how Parker Lewis changed Stephen Glickman's life, and how much fun it is to be splattered in blood when filming a gory horror movie. Let's synchronize watches and meet back here as soon as this episode is over. It's THE NIGHT TIME SHOW!

The man, the myth, the legend himself, Bruce Vilanch made a triumphant return to our humble show. He is a legendary storyteller, and you don't want to miss him revealing the greatest joke that never made it on the air at the Oscars, what it was like writing the first ever appearance of KISS on television, and how the Star Wars Holiday Special came together. The award for the funniest podcast guest goes to...Bruce Vilanch on THE NIGHT TIME SHOW!

Tara Strong, who we all know and love for her work in just about every animated show of the last 20 years, wanted to wish a special happy birthday to Stephen. We talked about Bronys, Power Puff Girls, and Teen Titans. Go listen to this episode to hear a special surprise treat- Khary Payton, Tara's co-star on Teen Titans Go stopped by as well, and it led to some crazy moments. Twilight Sparkle would want you to drop whatever you're doing and listen to THE NIGHT TIME SHOW!

One half of the music powerhouse Aly and AJ, AJ Michalka stopped by to discuss her hit show Schooled, and wowed us with her amazing take on Janice Joplin. Learn all about what it's like to grow up on screen, how she found out she was the star of her new show, and what's new with her music career. Stay tuned for THE NIGHT TIME SHOW!

Robert Hays is on The Night Time Show? Surely you must be joking! I'm not joking, and don't call me Shirley. We get the scoop on all things Airplane, including how Chevy Chase almost had the part before Robert was cast. We also surprise him with a clip from his greatest athletic achievement, with his performance on Battle of the Network Stars. Looks like I picked the wrong week to stop listening to podcasts, because it's time for THE NIGHT TIME SHOW!

What a wonderful day at Wondercon! Stephen Glickman hosted the ASIFA panel with "The Greatest Voices in Animation," featuring wonderful stories from Daniel Ross (Starscream, Donald Duck), Bill Farmer (Goofy, Pluto), David Sobolov (Drax the Destroyer, Blitzwing), Debi Derryberry (Jimmy Neutron, Draculaura), Julie Nathanson (Samantha Maxis, Scarlett Turner), and E.G. Daily (Buttercup, Spider-Woman). Thank you to ASIFA-Hollywood vice-president David Derks for making this possible.

Hold me, or give me your Affirmation that driving from Santa Monica to the Hollywood Improv to see our live show with Darren Hayes was Truly, Madly, Deeply the best decision you could have made. I Want You to know that The Best Thing about the show was about A Thousand Words he said on stage before singing for us. "I'll Bet He Was Cool," you're thinking, and yes, he sure was all the way To the Moon & Back. I Don't Know You Anymore if you don't just sit back and enjoy this episode of...THE NIGHT TIME SHOW!

Doug Jones is an actor that embodies the characters he plays, and has done more films in creature makeup than just about anyone. In this interview he tells us about how having a business card led to working for Guillermo del Toro, why moths aren't meant to be in your mouth, how he ended up goosing Ron Perlman on the set of Hellboy, and gives us the scoop on the latest from Star Trek: Discovery. All this and more on the latest episode of THE NIGHT TIME SHOW!

Ashley Greene stopped by to ensure that we were all on Team Edward. And who can say no to Ashley Greene? We talk about her life, what it was like rocketing to stardom at such a young age, and what's next in her career. We also play some fun games with the audience in this episode of THE NIGHT TIME SHOW!

Nothing... Nothing on Earth could've lived. Not at that range. That's what some said about our interview with the legendary Bill Duke, yet here we are. If you're a fan of Predator, you'll love this show. And if you're not, then what the hell are you doing listening to any of our podcasts? We get the inside scoop on his entire career, including his thoughts on Lauryn Hill when he directed her big screen debut. Join us for this trip into Hollywood history on...THE NIGHT TIME SHOW!

If you like action flicks, you've probably seen Patrick Kilpatrick die on screen dozens of times. He's been in some of the coolest movies ever (Minority Report, Under Siege 2, The Toxic Avenger, Eraser, Death Warrant, The Replacement Killers, and more!) He's now got a fantastic book out called Dying For Living, and it's packed with great stories about working with Hollywood luminaries such as Steven Spielberg and Steven Seagal. Now we've got him being interviewed by Stephen Kramer Glickman on...THE NIGHT TIME SHOW!

Do not covet thy neighbor's podcast, commander. Besides, we've got Star Trek: Discovery's Anson Mount on this episode. We learn all about his father's history with Playboy magazine, how he became an actor, what it's like to get death threats, and why *his* podcast, The Well, gives you insights into creatives that you won't find elsewhere. This is a podcast that can skip across the cosmos on a highway made of mushrooms called THE NIGHT TIME SHOW!

"Goddammit! I swear if you guys rip on me 13 or 14 more times... I'm outta here!" Surprisingly, that's not something Stephen has said to Matt and Mike, but it's a quote from the great film BASEketball, and we were lucky enough to score an interview with one of its stars, Cory Oliver, at Comic Con. She's one of the nicest people you'll ever meet, and has lots of fun stories about her time on Beverly Hills Pawn that you don't want to miss. It's THE NIGHT TIME SHOW!

"Here's something I didn't know about mannequins: They don't have a wiener." That's a brilliant piece of wisdom from Luke Dunphy on Modern Family. What many don't know, however, is that Nolan Gould, who plays Luke Dunphy, is actually brilliant, graduating high school at the age of 13 and becoming a MENSA member. He joined us at the Improv to talk about getting the part, why he spent $1000 on a date with Fabio, and find out who knows more useless information- him, or Matt. It's a fun episode with donuts, games, and a drop in from Sean Marquette, best known as Johnny Atkins on The Goldbergs. It's THE NIGHT TIME SHOW!