7.12: Duck and Cover (with Eli Attie)
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Eli Attie joins us to discuss this tension-filled episode about a potential nuclear disaster.
7.11: Internal Displacement (with Bradley Whitford and Annabeth Gish)
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Bradley Whitford returns to gleefully tell us about writing this episode and giving Josh the lines, "I can't act. I'm a terrible actor." And Annabeth Gish joins us, too! (How lucky are we?) We talk to her about the complicated character of Liz Bartlet Westin, whom she portrayed so thoughtfully.
0.16: Annabeth Schott (with Kristin Chenoweth)
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This week, the great Kristin Chenoweth joins us to discuss her role as Annabeth. She's an Emmy and Tony Award winning actress and singer, and we’re so glad she’s finally joining us!
footnotes —
Kristen Chenoweth performs: “Candide - Glitter and be Gay”
"For Good" Performed by Kristin Chenoweth and Idina Menzel from WICKED the Musical
Taylor, The Latte Boy
7.10: Running Mates (with Matthew Del Negro)
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This week, we discuss the beautiful performance by John Spencer in "Running Mates," the first episode of his to air posthumously. We’re also joined by Matthew Del Negro to discuss Bram, telebrams, and more.
footnotes —
10,000 Nos Podcast - Richard Schiff
10,000 Nos Podcast - Eli Attie
7.09: The Wedding (with Nina Siemaszko)
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Today, we’re talking about "The Wedding" (or The Marriage, or The Espousal, or The Nuptials, or The Union). We’re joined by Nina Siemaszko, who tells us about the twist in this subplot that she didn’t see coming.
footnotes —
Chicago Tribune - Matthew V. Santos for president
Whiz on a cheesesteak: Hit or myth?
Germans waving to each other as the wall goes up, in 1961