Ben talks with Garrett Price and Drake Doremus about their celebration of the late Anton Yelchin with their film, "Love, Antosha." Plus a little bonus time to talk some sports! Then, Ben talks with Shia LaBeouf, Dakota Johnson, and Zack Gottsagen about their working together on the new film, "The Peanut Butter Falcon."

Actor Lee Pace is hanging in the Lyons Den talking about his new movie, “Driven” and his portrayal of John DeLorean. Also, what it like working for a major studio like Marvel, auditioning and working with Robert DeNiro. Plus, Ben’s review of, “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.”

Ben chats with actor Jesse Eisenberg about his new film, "The Art of Self Defense" and how it takes on traditional masculinity and subverts the traditional sports movie. Plus, his working relationship with Kristen Stewart and how he approaches the craft of acting.

Friend of the Lyons Den Billy Brimblecom joins Ben to talk about his journey as a cancer survivor and amputee that led to founding the non-profit “Steps of Faith.” Learn the importance of community as a human need, their fundraising concert “Thundergong”, and how their organization is helping people get access to prosthesis they couldn’t otherwise pay for.

Writer and Producer James Vanderbilt joins Ben in the Lyons Den to talk about his new film, “Murder Mystery”, his first paid writing gig, writing “The Rundown”, wrestling, and running into Sgt. Slaughter...at the Orthodontist!?

49ers safety, Exum himself joins Ben to talk about his new music and upcoming single "Officer Kaepernick", the music that's impacted and influenced him, his Virginia Tech background, and his current football career.

Actor Mark O'Brien joins Ben in the Lyons Den to talk about his work on the new show "City on a Hill", working with Kevin Bacon, his Boston accent, his work in films like "Arrival", and even a little puck!

Actor Greg Kinnear joins Ben to chat about his two new films, "Brian Banks" and "Phil". He talks about working with director Tom Shadyac, using your talent as an actor to shine a light on important issues, the journey of becoming someone else, and the importance of Sundance.

Actress Jessie Buckley is hanging with Ben talking about her new film, “Wild Rose.” Plus, how the idea for the film came about, working on the new series “Chernobyl”, feeling a little out of place in Hollywood, taking the film to Toronto, and what's coming up!

Director Grant Sputore talks to Ben about his new film, “I Am Mother, the process of getting his first feature made, working with Hillary Swank, getting the script on the blacklist, and his plans for the future now that a film like this has been made. Then he chats with Jaime Maggio about her sports broadcasting career, how she found a unique job, how she keeps work from getting dull, and how to stay on top of your on-camera game.

Friend and Director of Entertainment Marketing for the TAO Group, Deb Fass enters the Lyons den to talk with Ben about the ups and downs of the world of nightlife. Plus, hear some of her big celeb encounters!

Actor David Dastmalchian joins Ben to talk about his new film, “All Creatures Here Below,” and the process of both writing the script and starring in it. Plus, working alongside Karen Gillan, the growing recognition he’s starting to see, and his unorthodox work history before breaking out as an actor.

Documentarian Dexton Deboree sits down with Ben to talk about his new documentary, “Unbanned: The Legend of the AJ1” and how the Air Jordan completely changed the sneakers game. More than it is a story about an athlete or a sports, it’s the story of a shoe that became its own celebrity. Then, comedian Adam Ray joins to talk about his new comedy album, “Read the Room”, the NBA, and their media friendship!

Friend of the show and glasses designer Garrett Leight sits down with Ben to talk about his passion for the Lakers and Dodgers as well as his passion for eyewear and how he established himself and dealt with nepotism in his industry.

Actor Ed Begley Jr. joins Ben to talk about his new show, "Bless This Mess" and even has some environmentally friendly car recommendations for Ben. Plus, Ben's sister Hannah is in the studio!

Ben starts off talking to Elsa Collins about where Kevin Durant is going (or not going), hoops in general, activism, and the importance of getting a democrat in the white house in 2020. Then he talks with fellow Podcasters Jamie Lynn Sigler and Jenna Parris about their new podcast, ,"Mama Said."

Friend of show and fellow host Shane Powers joins Ben to talk everything from hanging with the Chili Peppers in Egypt to politics to the challenges he face along his path that led him to personal success!

Actor and Director Emilio Estevez joins Ben to talk about his new film, "The Public" and how he managed to put together such an incredible ensemble cast. Then, Diarra Kilpatrick joins to talk about her work on the upcoming Twilight Zone reboot and working alongside Tracy Morgan on "The Last OG".

Actress and Writer Kathleen Robertson joins Ben to talk about her new Netflix show "Northern Rescue", as well as the upcoming "The Possibilities", and of course...90210. Then, director Anthony Maras is in the den to talk about the challenges and rewards of his feature directorial debut, "Hotel Mumbai."

Actor Matthias Schoenaerts talks to Ben about his starring role in the film, “The Mustang”, and the physicality involved in the role. Then, Director Rupert Wyatt joins Ben to talk about his new film, “Captive State” and how working with an ensemble cast helped capture a complex story. Plus, his experiences making films that all belong to their own uniquely individual categories.

Actor Jason Mitchell hangs out with Ben to talk about his new film, “The Mustang”, doing the movie to get over his fear of horses, how “Straight Outta Compton” let him blossom as a performer, and how Sundance is like watching College Football.

Film producer Jamie Patricof talks to Ben about his recent foray into the food blogging world, the best cities to film and eat, kicking off his career with Ryan Gosling and “Half Nelson”, and what's going to happen with Kevin Durant!?

Ben recaps the Oscars and breaks down Spike Lee's win, the blah that is Bohemian Rhapsody, and Green Book's lackluster win. Then he talks with comedian Tone Bell about his new Showtime special, "Tone Bell: Can't Cancel This."

Ben and longtime friend, actress Natalie Martinez talk about her Florida upbringing and how her career got started, as well as her new film "Down" as part of the "Into the Dark" series on Hulu. Then sneaker aficionado Jacques Slade joins to talk about kicks and hoop! Plus, Ben gives some of his Oscar predictions.

Comedian and actor Matt Walsh joins Ben to talk a little Bears but also his new film, "Under the Eiffel Tower", "Veep", and a very intriguing resume. and Then, ESPN host and all around warrior Victoria Arlen talks with Ben about the disease that had her trapped in her own body and how she overcame it to become a medal winning Paralympian.

Ben recaps his exciting time at the Sundance FIlm Festival and runs down the films he saw as well as his favorite standouts. Then, former NFL defensive end Marcellus Wiley joins Ben to talk about coming from South Central, his football career, traveling the country at 13 playing the sport, and life after football in his new book “Never Shut Up: The Life, Opinions, and Unexpected Adventures of an NFL Outsider.”

Director Catherine Hardwicke hangs with Ben in the Lyons Den to talk about her new film "Miss Bala" starring Gina Rodgriguez. Plus, a career spanning work with Kristen Stewart and Anthony Mackie. Then director Jordan Rubin joins in to talk about his new film "The Drone" and a lengthy comedy writing career.

Ben sits down with actor Jasper Pääkkönen to talk about his long career before coming to the states and his southern accent for BlackkKlansman that was so convincing he even fooled Spike Lee. Then he walks to actor Sinqua Walls about his new show American Soul and building a long career in a short amount of time.

Writer and Director Karyn Kusama stops by the Lyons Den to talk about her new film "Destroyer", Nicole Kidman's commitment, doing films that scare and challenge her, and how to do press without giving too much away.

Friend and fellow film authority Josh Horowitz joins Ben in the Lyons Den to go over the Golden Globes and talk about their top ten favorite films of 2018. Then, fresh of his Golden Globe win, film composer Justin Hurwitz sits down to talk about his work on the score for "First Man", playing in bands since he was in college, and his working relationship with Damien Chazelle.

Bruin and former NBA Center Ryan Hollins calls in to make his Golden Globe predictions and we discover, surprisingly, he's a musical fan. Plus, his time in the NBA and what's coming up in Basketball in 2019.

Comedian James Davis talks about his upcoming Comedy Central special “Live from the Town”, the pressure of comedy with a conscience, his show “Hood Adjacent”, how he keeps his comedy personal to him, and his golf game.

Actor Lukas Haas enters to Lyons den to talk about his two new, and potential awards contending films, Widows and First Man, working with Damian Chazelle, his love for and playing music, and his love of acting going back to kindergarten.

Ben talks with actor, writer, and director Paul Lieberstein about his new film, "Song of Back and Neck" and the, oftentimes, hilarious ways people suffer and learn to deal with back and neck pain.

The one and only Vincent Smith joins Ben to talk about his love of Basketball and how he became a coach, plus their time at Kenny Smith's Basketball Camp!

Actor Matthew Letscher joins Ben in the Lyons Den to talk about Netflix' new “Narcos: Mexico”. Plus, some of his favorite collaborators and the joy of forming friends and family when working on set.

“The Last Race” director Michael Dweck talks to Ben about the visceral experience that is his stock car racing documentary, growing up on Long Island and always visiting the racetrack, and the challenge in capturing its authenticity for a mass audience.

Director Matthew Heineman joins Ben to talk about his new film, and first narrative feature, “A Private War” starring Rosamund Pike as legendary journalist Marie Colvin. Plus, how did his documentary career prepare him for such a monumental film?

TV Host and Sports Reporter Kristine Leahy joins Ben to talk about her broadcast career, love of sports, and her new show "Fair Game on FS1. Then, NBA legend Alex English sits down to talk about his storied career, the current state of Basketball, and his passion for change and the importance of voting!

Ben talks with SNL star Taran Killam about his experiences on the show, working with hosts, a little sports, and his new show "Single Parents". Then, Ben talks with friend and director Gabe Polsky about his new film, "In Search of Greatness".

Actress, producer, director, and writer Justine Bateman joins Ben to talk about her new book, "Fame: The Hijacking of Reality" and what dangerous pitfalls exist those who might chase it. Then Ben talks with rising young star Caleel Harris about starring in the new Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween and working on an upcoming project with Ava Duvernay.

Actor Richard Schiff talks with Ben about his long career and the journey to being a working actor, as well as a little politics and the importance of athlete's images. Then, hip hop artist Marlon Craft talks about his upcoming album and his love of New York and the Knicks.

Filmmakers Tommy Wiseau and Greg Sestero join Ben to talk about their new film Best F(r)iends, the legacy of The Room, if The Disaster Artist changed them at all, the difficulties of breaking into Hollywood, and inventing the rebel Hollywood route.

NBA Season is finally here! So Ben sits down with friend and former Knick, and current Piston, Langston Galloway about his time going unsigned, becoming a father, his current game, and his passion for sneakers!

Director Michel Gondry joins Ben to talk about his work on Jim Carrey's new show "Kidding", whether or not this is his first podcast, and his long career in visionary work.

Actor and now head scout and creative consultant for Knicks gaming Jerry Ferrara joins Ben to talk hoop, married life, and POWER. Plus, a surprise drop-in from ESPN’s Amin Elhassan!

Actress Jenna Elfman talks with Ben about the return of “Fear the Walking Dead”, starting her career as a dancer, confusing Al Pacino, and throwing the first pitch at Dodgers Stadium!

Ro Parrish from the Warmup joins Ben for a special Labor Day episode of The Lyons Den, his life as a DJ for the Mavericks, his love of sneakers, and what brings him out to LA!

Directors Jonathan and Josh Baker join Ben to talk about their new film KIN, the short film that inspired it, being prepared to pitch the feature version, growing up in Australia, and American entertainments influence on them. Then, Insecure’s Amanda Seales talks with Ben about the new season of the show, the journey she’s seen across different spaces, chasing your passions and not just jobs, and her love of hip hop.

Skate Kitchen’s Rachelle Vinberg joins Ben to talk about working on the film, growing up skating, how her life and culture influenced the film, and her plans for acting in the future. Then, Film producer Todd Garner, of “The Producer’s Guide Podcast”, talks about the success of many of his past projects but also the importance of keeping a lot upcoming.

Producer, director, and fellow Podcast host Erik Lang joins Ben to talk about the joy of golfing, how to change your life AND your golf game through Buddhism and meditation, and their dream foursome. Then, Riverdale and Summer of 84 star Tiera Skovbye talks about the new film, working on a popular TV show, and portraying Jesse Spanos in the unauthorized Saved By the Bell story.

Writer/Director Augustine Frizzell joins Ben to talk about her new film, “Never Goin’ Back”, inspirations and memories of Amadeus and guacamole, putting together a perfect cast, and the work and exhaustion that come with creating a successful film.

Actor and singer Robert Davi joins Ben to talk about his love of Frank Sinatra and his new documentary, “Davi’s Way”. Then, Actor and Producer Danny Abeckaser talks about producing “Davi’s Way” and his new love for the Lakers now that LeBron is on the team.

Director Brad Furman talks about how his career got started and led to “The Lincoln Lawyer”, his upcoming film “City of Lies” and working with the real Russell Poole and Johnny Depp, and his love of basketball.

Actor Malcolm Mays talks with Ben about his growing up in the South Central, finding filmmaking and acting at a young age, and the success of the FX show, “Snowfall”. Then, ESPN’s Ryen Russillo calls in from the desert to talk about the traveling and dining opportunities in Baker, CA. Plus, Ben wraps up his great time in Vegas for the NBA Summer League.

Ant-Man and the Wasp director Peyton Reed joins Ben to talk about the movie, working with Paul Rudd, the theme of being a good father, growing up with college basketball, and the surprising success of Bring It On. Plus, Ben's review of the upcoming film "Skate Kitchen".

Actress Sydelle Noel talks with Ben about being recognized, navigating the audition process, transitioning from life as an athlete to acting, being part of something monumental with “Black Panther”, her relationship with wrestling after booking “GLOW”, and the joy of being wanted by casting. Plus, checking in with the NBA free agency!

Actor Omar Epps sits down with Ben to talk about his new book “From Fatherless to Fatherhood”, finding success at a young age, what influenced his voice growing up and over the years, and always wanting to pick the roles that are right for him. Plus, how will LeBron announce to the world where he’s going to play next year?

Terry and Omar Benson Miller sit down in the Lyons Den to talk about the weirdest place Omar was recognized, the dynamic of their relationship and their media, working with good producers, and bringing a younger voice to sports. Plus, the debut of "We Talkin' 'Bout Practice!"

Director Baltasar Kormakur talks about his new film, “Adrift” and the importance of inspiring young women through the film, and being the REAL Most Interesting Man in the World. Plus, hear Ben's review of the new Nick Offerman and Kiersey Clemons film, "Hearts Beat Loud."

Ben gets Jalen Rose’s take on the NBA finals as well as his own wrap up as we head into game 3. Then, Actor/Director Kevin Connolly enters the Lyons Den to talk about his new film “Gotti” starring John Travolta, the difficulty in telling the story in a short run-time, and, of course, a brief chat about hockey.

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