Hobo Radio: A Pop Culture Podcast

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.

Joel Murphy and Lars Periwinkle try to make sense of this year's Emmy nominations; analyzing the highs and the lows.

Joel Murphy and Lars Periwinkle return to one of their favorite subjects: Star Wars. They also talk about two new streaming movies - The Old Guard and Palm Springs.

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.

Joel Murphy and Lars Periwinkle are joined by Jonathan Monroe of We Have To Ask. They discuss teaching during quarantine, Hamilton, Clint Howard and Hall and Oates.

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."

Joel Murphy and Lars Periwinkle pay tribute to the late, great Joel Schumacher, who is mostly remembered as the director of Batman Forever and Batman and Robin. They also make sure to highlight some of the other films in his eclectic career, including Phone Booth, A Time to Kill and Falling Down.

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.

Joel and Lars talk about this moment in history we are all living through. They also discuss Hollywood's depiction of police officers in films and television and how police procedural shows like Law and Order inform how Americans feel about real-life cops.

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.

For the Hobo Madness Finals, Niles Crane takes on John Lutz. But there's one last twist that will change everything.

We're down to the Final Four competitors in our Hobo Madness tournament. Niles Crane takes on Mike Ehrmantraut and John Lutz takes on Ron Swanson. But there's a monkey thrown into the wrench that may tip the scales.

This week, Joel Murphy, Lars Periwinkle, Molly Regan, Marty McGuire, Andy McIntyre and Julia Periwinkle decide the Elite 8 round of the tournament (and get to the bottom of whether or not chips and cheese dip count as nachos).

This year's Hobo Madness tournament pits characters from 30 Rock, Arrested Development, Better Call Saul, Community, Frasier, Girls, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia and Parks and Recreation against each other to see who would survive the longest during a global pandemic.

Joel Murphy and Lars Periwinkle discuss all of the ways celebrities are desperate for attention in these trying times. They also talk about Quibi's lackluster launch and the closing of UCB New York.

Joel Murphy and Lars Periwinkle discuss Lars' quarantine wedding, Oscar Isaac's sexy new Dune photo shoot and David Lynch's weirdness.

Joel Murphy, Lars Periwinkle and Marty McGuire talk about life in New York during a global pandemic, Tiger King and Lars' upcoming wedding (and the shout out Joel and Molly got him from ICP's Violent J).

Joel Murphy and Lars Periwinkle are joined by Molly Regan to discuss the film Yesterday, which they all arbitrarily agreed to watch on last week's show since it is streaming on HBO Now and they all have time.

Since the last time Joel Murphy and Lars Periwinkle recorded a show together, daily life has descended into chaos. They try to make sense of this new COVID-19 quarantine world on this week's show.