Profesional Playboy party chick and chronicler of all that is vice in Hollywood Babylon, the legendary Suzy McCoppin sits down with Jay to talk about writing, sex, writing about sex, and sleeping with Russell Brand. 

The first part of an epic two part rant with indie film raconteur and Film Threat creator Chris Gore on the state of movies, accidental celebrity, the blandness of Chris Hardwick, and what it's like to keep a punk rock aesthetic going in the age of the internet. 

Part 2 of Jay's epic two part rant-tacular sitdown with indie film legend and Film Threat creator Chris Gore wherein the two finish up riffing on indie film, Larry Flynt, and the nature of celebrity in the internet age. 

Indie filmmaker T. Arthur Cottam gabs with Jay about what it's like to make movies in an age where a generation of ninnies can't keep an attention span longer than YouTube cat video.  Okay, T. Arthur didn't say that. But we did chat.  

Horror movie director/auteur Richard Gale ("The Horribly Slow Murderer with the Extremely Inefficient Weapon") chats with Jay about murder, mayhem, and spoons. 

"Final Destination" screenwriter Jeffery Reddick chats with Jay about growing up obsessed with horror movies in Kentucky and moving to New York to make it in indie cinema. 

Cinematographer Peter Holland ("Gabriel," "Seal Team Six: The Raid on Osama Bin Laden") 'gabs with Jay about living a wandering cosmopolitan life moving from working class East London to gaffing on "The Matrix" in Australia and eventually working in Hollywood. 

Action movie producer Geza Decsy ("Ambushed," "Puncture Wounds," "Dead Still") bafflegabs with Jay about living the nomadic Hollywood life before settling down into a career as a producer of movies with things that go "boom."

Director Joe Nussbaum (Prom, Sleepover, George Lucas in Love) bafflegabs with Jay about working in the studio system, the joys of parenthood, and what to do when your neighbor owns a really stupid car. 

Development executive Chris Goldberg sits down with Jay in his brand new, tastefully uberhip West Hollywood condo to talk the passion of literary development, the pain of campaigning for John Kerry in Florida, and what it was like to fondle Natalie Portman's boots.