Julian Schlossberg continues his interview with Joy Behar, Emmy-winning comedian and longtime co-host of "The View." Joy reflects on her Brooklyn upbringing, early comedic influences, and career journey from teaching to stand-up, radio, and television. She discusses challenges faced as a woman in comedy, memorable moments on "The View," and her ventures into playwriting. The conversation highlights Joy’s resilience, humor, and candid insights into show business, with anecdotes about mentors, industry icons, and her creative process. The episode closes with plans for a follow-up conversation.

In part two of this interview, Julian Schlossberg continues his conversation with Tony Award-winning actor Joe Mantegna. They discuss his early short film Medusa Challenger, his directorial debut Lake Boat, and his 35-year run voicing Fat Tony on The Simpsons. Mantegna also reflects on joining Criminal Minds, his Emmy-nominated portrayal of Dean Martin in The Rat Pack, and being replaced on The Marrying Man. Throughout, he shares insights on crafting long-lasting characters and his deep connection to the military community, expressing gratitude for a career filled with diverse and rewarding opportunities.

Julian Schlossberg Movie Talk, host Julian Schlossberg interviews Tony Award-winning actor Joe Mantegna. They explore Joe's upbringing in Cicero, Illinois, within a close-knit Italian immigrant family, and how those roots shaped his character. Joe discusses his early passions for music and acting, his pivotal collaboration with playwright David Mamet, and his breakthrough as Ricky Roma in Glengarry Glen Ross. They also touch on his experience working with Madonna in Speed the Plow, his long-running role on Criminal Minds, and his iconic voice work as Fat Tony on The Simpsons.