The Seinfeldian Podcast

I talk to Marty "Rack" Rackham about coming up in the comedy scene with Larry David, exclamation points, and of course, jujyfruits.

I talk to John Kapelos about acting opposite Michael Richards, and we get a random visit from a celebrity guest...

I chat with the guy responsible for the best montage ever, writer David Mandel.

Live from The Laugh Factory, it's Dom Irrera!

I enjoy a nosh Westside with everyone's favorite frivolous lawsuit enthusiast, Phil Morris!

After tracking him down in person, I get on the phone with Anthony Starke to talk about the third-person-referring-enigma that was Jimmy.

Lisa Mende had a very beautiful baby so playing Carol (mother to a very ugly baby) was no problem...

I quick and painlessly talk to actor Joel Polis about delivering the seminal line "Hey George, the ocean called. They're running out of shrimp.".

On his way to the dentist, actor and acting teacher John D'Aquino reflects on the challenges of playing roundabout date getter Todd Gak.

I engage writer Peter Mehlman, the guy who coined the phrase YADA, YADA, and made SPONGEWORTHY a compliment.

I enjoy a cup of coffee with the vaguely Canadian and completely charming Brian George.

I talk to Michael D. Roberts about taking Elaine to task for buying a water pick, goose down comforter, and eight thousand dollar sable hat all on the Peterman dime.

I talk to veteran character actor Richard Fancy about work! Fame! And yes! Exclamation points!!!!!!

Actress Elmarie Wendel and I brave cold season to talk about her role in Kramer's trip to the City of Angels.

I pick up where we left off last week and get more juice from the think tank* from Season Four.

*Bill Masters, Jon Hayman, and Steve Skrovan.

I eat, drink, and get Larry (sort of) with the guys* responsible for Season Four. *Jon Hayman, Bill Masters, and Steve Skrovan.

 

Welcome back! This week I talk to charming and humble veteran character actor Richard Herd about his time at the New York Yankess, actors, acting, and the importance of having a life.

 

 

I brave Tom Bergin's with Seinfeld actor, writer, and memoirist Fred Stoller in my most neurotic podcast yet.

 

I talk to Mark Metcalf about actors, acting, and why the Maestro is so intent on keeping Jerry out of Tuscany.