Host Rachel Belle talks with the reliably wry and clever comedian, author, actor, and podcaster (Judge John Hodgman) about whether or not a hot dog is a sandwich, the dangers of vacationing in Maine...

Boots Riley is a musician, writer, filmmaker, and activist. He's fronted the political hip hop group The Coup since 1991 and just wrote/directed his first feature film "Sorry to Bother You."

Actor, filmmaker and restaurant-owner Zach Braff (Scrubs, Alex Inc, Garden State) was born and raised in New Jersey - home to the highest percentage of Italian Americans in the country.

Jennifer Pharr Davis is a long-distance hiker, speaker, and author who's hiked over 14,000 miles on 6 continents.

Kenny G spills the beans on the iconic coffee drink he helped invent and which supermodel gave him his pie crust recipe.

Linda Perry is singer, songwriter, and producer behind massive hits for Adele, Weezer, Christina Aguilera, Alicia Keys and the writer/singer behind the 90s hit "What's Up" by her former band 4 Non...

Lindy West is a New York Times best-selling author, including the book Shrill, which was turned into a TV show.

Maria Shriver wants a burger and fries for her last meal. But it's WHERE she wants to eat it that's most interesting of all!

Travel expert, TV & radio host, author, and activist Rick Steves has been taking people all around the planet for decades.

Nicki Bluhm is one of Rachel's favorite singer/songwriters, touring with the likes of Josh Ritter and The Wood Brothers.

Greta Gerwig is the Golden Globe winning writer/director of "Lady Bird," and star of one of host Rachel Belle's all-time favorite films "Francis Ha."

Filmmaker Guillermo del Toro dishes about his two homes full of monster memorabilia, about his obsession with monsters, his latest Golden Globe nominated project "The Shape of Water" and more!

Top Chef judge Gail Simmons travels the world eating incredible cuisine made by some of the best chefs on the planet.

The veteran Upright Citizen's Brigade performer is best known as Janet, the Siri-esque robot (not a robot) concierge on NBC's hit show "The Good Place."

There is nothing celebrity chef Paula Deen won't put butter on, and that includes her last meal, which is topped with a big ol' dollop.