Musician Jay Farrar talks about his life in music, both as a solo artist and as a member of the critically-acclaimed groups Uncle Tupelo and Son Volt.By Cadence13.

Actor Richard Thomas discusses his sixty year career in the entertainment business, including his Emmy-winning role as John-Boy on The Waltons.By Cadence13.

Podcast, author, and retired Navy SEAL, Jocko Willink talks about his life and philosophy.By Cadence13.

Legendary singer-songwriter Steve Earle on his life and forty-year career in the music business.By Cadence13.

Legendary chef Ming Tsai on how being an athlete made him the chef he is now.By Cadence13.

Anthony Mangieri, Una Pizza Napoletana pizza genius, and all around life genius, on how obsession fuels his work.By Cadence13.

Singer, songwriter, musician, and author Amanda Palmer on allowing yourself to say what you have to say.By Cadence13.

Television and film critics Alan Sepinwall and Matt Zoller Seitz on The Sopranos, Mad Men, and more.By Cadence13.

Screenwriter and director Julian Fellowes on following his passion through to a career in film.By Cadence13.

Damian Lewis on the road that got him to Billions!By Cadence13.

Marc Andreessen, inventor of the web browser, on creativity and innovation.By Cadence13.

Soman Chainani on how a year spent lost in the wilderness (of New York) saves him and put him on the path to writing the best selling School For Good and Evil series.By Cadence13.

Novelist and memoirist Pam Houston on how she was saved by nature.By Cadence13.

Brian answers your questions about how to be your most creative self.By Cadence13.

Will Guidara, world famous restaurateur of Eleven Madison Park, on how and why to dream big.By Cadence13.

Ryan Fleck and Anna Boden, the filmmaking partners responsible for the movies Half Nelson, Sugar, and Mississippi Grind, look back at how they started making movies together, talk about their creative partnership, and discuss Mississippi Grind.By Cadence13.

Steven Pressfield on fighting resistance and finding your best selfBy Cadence13.

Josh Groban on how he found his voice.By Cadence13.

Tommy Tomlinson, author, on how to finally deal with being 460 LBS.By Cadence13.

Seth Godin on an all new episode to get us ready for 2019!By Cadence13.

Rock icon Geddy Lee on being, Geddy LeeBy Cadence13.

Legendary comedian and actor Kevin Pollak on how he took huge risks to break into the business exactly the way he wanted to.By Cadence13.

Rosanne Cash on knowing yourself through writingBy Cadence13.

Tony Gilroy, writer/director of 'Michael Clayton' and the 'Bourne' movies and Scott Frank, distinguished screenwriter best known for movies such as Get Shorty, Out of Sight, Minority Report, and A Walk Among the Tombstones.​By Cadence13.

This week on The Moment, Brian Koppelman talks to his wife, Amy Koppelman, a novelist and screenwriter, about her book Hesitation Wounds and her recent film I Smile Back. The two discuss Amy’s lifelong battle with depression, the themes and characters of her stories, and how writing has, in many ways, saved her life. Plus, Amy talks about the l ...…

Mike Birbiglia and his poet wife Jen Hope Stein, on the challenges and rewards of working and parenting together as they created his hit one man broadway show, The New One.By Cadence13.

Brin Jonathan-Butler on how writing saved his life.By Cadence13.

General Stanley Mchrystal on waging war with honor, leading with strength and heart, and the value of emotional restraint.By Cadence13.

Nick McDonnell, war correspondent, novelist, former child prodigy, on where to find honor in dangerous times.By Cadence13.

Brian Koppelman talks to Sarah Kay, the world famous spoken word poetBy Cadence13.

Nicholas Morgenstern, the Willy Wonka of ice cream, on risking everything to chase a childhood dream.By Cadence13.

Maggie Haberman, NY Times Trump expert, on what it means to be a reporter in 2018.By Cadence13.

Justine Bateman on what fame feels like, and the dagger of feeling it erode.By Cadence13.

Nicole Holofcener, one of Brian’s creative heroes, on why she and how she makes her groundbreaking filmsBy Cadence13.

Bradley Tusk, entrepreneur and author, on how he scored at the intersection of tech and politics.By Cadence13.

Dee Snider, legendary rocker, on the power of believing in an impossible dream.By Cadence13.

David Levien, Brian's film making partner and author of 'Signature Kill,' on how grit beats talent in fighting and writing.By Cadence13.

Doc Mcstuffins creator Chris Nee on defining yourself as an artist and businessperson.By Cadence13.

Espn’s Pablo Torre on finding his purposeBy Cadence13.

Steve Almond on recognizing bad storiesBy Cadence13.

Jemele Hill on what matters more than success.By Cadence13.

The great and wise Seth Godin returns! ​By Cadence13.

Comedy legend Allan Havey returns to talk about his third act as an actor on Mad Men, Billions and more.By Cadence13.

Penn Jillette, on how to stay sane in insane times.By Cadence13.

Ed Solomon, screenwriter of Men In Black and Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure, on how to have a long career.By Cadence13.

Brian welcomes Stephen Kunken, who plays Ari Spyros on the Showtime series Billions, to the show.By Cadence13.

Pod Save America’s Dan Pfeiffer on how to find hope for America.By Cadence13.

Brian talks to Armen Keteyen and Jeff Benedict about Tiger Woods, race and the obligations of the biographer. ​By Cadence13.

Ken Auletta, legendary journalist and writer, on why curiosity saved him.By Cadence13.

In 2015 Aimee Mann, one of the best songwriters of our generation, joined Brian to discuss the evolution of her music, the time she spent with ‘Til Tuesday, and the way Aimee thinks about creating songs.By Cadence13.