This week, Chris and Jimmy are honored to interview high wire aerialist, New York folk hero, and subject of James Marsh’s Oscar-winning documentary, Man on Wire, Philippe Petit.

This week, Chris and Jimmy interview writer-director of A Coat of Snow and founder of the Blue Cat Screenplay Competition, Gordy Hoffman. And yes, he’s Philip Seymour’s brother.

This week, Chris and Jimmy interview Academy Award-winning sound designer Randy Thom about the great wide world of sound. Turn up your speakers for this one.

This week, Chris and Jimmy interview director Kasi Lemmons about her new film, Talk to Me, which tells the story of radio personality Ralph “Petey” Greene, an ex-con who became a popular talk show host activist in the 1960′s.

This week, Chris and Jimmy interview special effects legend and stop-motion pioneer Ray Harryhausen about his work on Mighty Joe Young, The Seventh Voyage of Sinbad, and Jason and the Argonauts.

This week, Chris and Jimmy interview cinematographer Gordon Willis, a.k.a. “The Prince of Darkness,” about his use of light and imagery in the landmark films The Godfather, Manhattan, and All the President’s Men.

This week, Chris and Jimmy interview Kazi – founder of The Hip Hop Project, an outreach program that encourages troubled teens to express themselves through poetry and rhyme. Inspiration awaits you, dear listener.

This week, Chris and Jimmy interview documentarian D.A. Pennebaker about his glorious life in the world of music…rubbing shoulders with the likes of Jimi Hendrix, David Bowie, and Bob Dylan in Don’t Look Back.

This week, Chris and Jimmy interview screenwriting guru Scott Frank about his directorial debut, The Lookout. Aspiring writers, pay attention!

This week, Chris and Jimmy interview animator Don Hertzfeldt about the transition between the stick figure comedy of Billy’s Balloon to the multi-plane style of The Meaning of Life, both of which are included on his new Bitter Films DVD.