The All New Dennis Miller Option

For the final episode of The Dennis Miller Option, Dennis welcomes his friend Dana Carvey, who talks about starting his podcast, his Joe Biden impression, Hugh Grant in "The Undoing", "The Queen's Gambit", David Spade, Cameo, Virtue signaling and sad signaling, Gavin Newson, Dr. Fauci and Obama impressions, parenting and more! Then, he chats with Christian and Lindsey, who describes watching Dennis's film "Bordello of Blood" with her boyfriend's parents. They also listen to voicemails from friends of the show, Larry O'Connor, Kurt Schlichter, "Gene Simmons", Corby from Branson and Sam Whitfield. This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: Magic Spoon Blinkist

Dennis talks to comedian Bill Burr about his most recent Netflix special, recently hosting SNL, how people used to never talk politics and now we live in a time where unfunny people try to determine what comedians say, that cancel culture has made him a better comic, and figuring out the business by getting screwed in the business. Bill talks about working with Pete Davidson on Judd Apatow's "King of Staten Island", which reminds Dennis of the time he met Judd early in his career. Bill also talks about performing during the pandemic (including a show on a patch of grass behind a hotel), plus Bert Kreischer, Richard Beler and more! Then, comedian Aaron Berg wishes Dennis well in his retirement, talks about his show "In Hot Water" on Anthony Cumia's Compound Media, his new podcast "Badass Jews" and performing comedy outdoors with Dave Attell. This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: Plexaderm Skylight Frame (Code: Miller) The Good Game Company

Dennis talks to musician Brian Wheat of the band Tesla about the band's latest album "Five Man London Jam", which was recorded at Abbey Road studios, his new book "Son Of A Milkman", Paul McCartney, Joe Elliott of Def Leppard, Alice Cooper and how one of Tesla's best-known songs is their cover of Five Man Electrical Band's "Signs". Then, he's joined by Brian Raftery, who discusses his book "Best. Movie. Year. Ever.: How 1999 Blew Up the Big Screen", and some of the biggest movies from that year, including "The Blair Witch Project", "Fight Club", "The Matrix", "Election", "The Sixth Sense", "American Beauty" and "Three Kings". They also discuss the film "Catfish", Netflix's new "Mank", and a previous book he wrote about karaoke. Dennis also chats with Christian and Lindsey about a book he's reading about Jimmy Webb and Glenn Campbell, Alyssa Milano, and why this moment is the perfect time to shrug. Plexaderm Hydrant (Code: Dennis) Omax Health (Code: Miller) SimpliSafe

Dennis is joined by musician Peter Noone, who discusses a lifetime of keeping a lot of opinions to himself, his daughter Natalie Noone's SiriusXM show, performing in Florida, how he's doing shows where they manage the evolving restrictions on audience capacity and how show business will need to be eased back into our lives post-COVID. He also discusses Charlie Watts, running into Mick Jagger at a party, his first paycheck, his run in "Pirates of Penzance", Lord Such and much more. Dennis also talks to Christian and Lindsey about a new podcast idea, The Queen's Gambit on Netflix and listens to a delightful voicemail from our friend Lynne B. This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: Blinkist Plexaderm The Good Game Company

Dennis talks to New York Daily News sports writer Bill Madden about his new book "Tom Seaver : A Terrific Life". They discuss Seaver's decision to pitch for USC, being a part of the Mets 1969 Championship team, the trade to Cincinnati, returning to the Mets, and pitching for the White Sox. They also discuss how is one of only two pitchers in baseball history with more than 300 wins, 3,000 strike-outs and an ERA under 3.00. They also talk about Seaver's vineyard, his diagnosis with lyme disease and subsequent deterioration of his health. Then, Dennis chats with Christian and Lindsey about the Tyson fight over the weekend, "The Undoing", "Queen's Gambit", and listen to some voicemails from listeners. They also announce that our final episode will post Tuesday, December 15th. This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: Magic Spoon Plexaderm Skylight Frame (Code: Miller) Omax Health (Code: Miller)

Dennis is joined by comedian Bob Saget, who discusses getting back out on the road, doing one drive-in show in December, his quarantine life, performing at Dave Chappelle's Summer Camp, Dennis's brother Jimmy, Kirk Douglas, Don Rickles, Frank Sinatra, Gene Simmons and much more! This episode is brought to you by: The Good Game Company

Dennis chats with the real-life "Wolf of Wall Street" Jordan Belfort, who talks about how he was always a good salesman, hustling to make money as a kid. They talk about some of the greatest movies about the business world, including "Glengarry, Glen Ross", how television conveys what we all consider to be success and the evolution of online pornography. Jordan also talks about his family, his current business ventures, helping sales people be more effective, and explains why veterans are such tremendous contributors to the work force.   This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: Skylight Frame (Code: Miller) Four Sigmatic

Dennis is joined by Judas Priest lead singer Rob Halford to discuss his new autobiography "Confess", how he first got into the band, life on the road, being in the closet and coming out as a gay man in the world of heavy metal. He also discusses seeing David Bowie perform live, meeting Lady Gaga and Queen Elizabeth, Sean Connery, Elvis, recording at a home that was once owned by Paul McCartney and much more! He also talks to Christian, Lindsey and Stemper about the new season of The Crown on Netflix, Star Wars, a book he's reading about Julius Caesar, famous horn players and gives some insight as to the future of the podcast.  This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: Magic Spoon Plexaderm Omax Health (Code: Miller) The Good Game Company

Dennis starts off the show talking to writer-producer Alan Zweibel about the recent passing of Norm Crosby, whom he created a show called "The Boys" for in the late 80's. They also discuss Crosby's malaprops and his co-hosting the Jerry Lewis telethon. Alan also gives an update on "Here Today" the movie he co-wrote with Billy Crystal, starring Billy and Tiffany Haddish. Then, comedian Colin Quinn talks about new special "Colin Quinn and Friends : A Parking Lot Comedy Show" on HBO Max, a new book "Overstated: A Coast-to-Coast Roast of the Fifty States" and an ongoing series on YouTube called "Cop Show". He also talks about his infamous performance bombing on stage at Robert DeNiro's 60th birthday party and Dennis talks about bombing at a Friar's roast. They also discuss Rodney Dangerfield, Norm MacDonald, Nick Dipaolo and much more.  This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: Hydrant (Code: Dennis) Plexaderm SimpliSafe Blinkist

Dennis talks to golf writer Luke Reese about his new book "One From The Memory Banks", the highlights of his career on and off the golf course, and working on the book with his daughter. Then, Dennis talks to Christian, Lindsey and Stemper about Netflix's "My Octopus Teacher", a fantastic Dolly Parton documentary called "Here I Am", "Once Upon A Time in Hollywood" and Jackie Kennedy. Plus, a joke submission from a listener and memories of Alex Trebek. This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: Plexaderm The Good Game Company

Dennis chats with Marine Corp veteran and author John “Chick” Donohue about his book “THE GREATEST BEER RUN EVER”, which tells the unbelievably true story about how Chick snuck into Vietnam during the war, tracked down his friends, and handed each of them a can of beer — a story that is being adapted into a major motion picture by Academy Award winning director Peter Farrelly.  This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: Plexaderm SelectQuote

Dennis is joined by author Marshall Terrill, who talks about the access he had to research for his new book  "Steve McQueen: In His Own Words" will be released to coincide with the 40th anniversary of the actor's death and features 450 quotations from McQueen, accompanied by 500 photographs, many that will be seen for the first time. They talk about how McQueen did very few interviews, but the ones that he did were insightful. Marshall also talks about how much of a fan he is of Dennis's film "Bordello of Blood". Then, Dennis chats with Christian and Lindsey about the passing of Sean Connery. He also discusses meeting John Barry, re-watching "Once Upon A Time in Hollywood", Yul Brenner, Dick Cavett, and more!  This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: Magic Spoon (Code: Miller) NHTSA Plexaderm The Good Game Company

Dennis is joined by comedian Brian Regan who talks about Vegas re-opening slowly but surely and getting back on the road to play comedy clubs around the country, which he hasn't played in years. They also chat about starting out, comedy condos, inspiration for jokes, their kids being funny and Brian's ability to sleep for 27 hours straight.   Dennis also talks to Christian and Lindsey about sleeping all day in London, how this episode is posting on Election Day and his birthday. He also talks about Platypuses, Donald Duck, waiting in line at Starbucks, Gary Player and More! This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: Blinkist National Traffic Highway Safety Administration Plexaderm Omax Health (Code: Miller)

Dennis is joined by Mike Rowe of “Dirty Jobs” fame to discuss the state of the country, whether hard work will be worth it in the near future and the work he does with his foundation, Mike Rowe Works including a unique fundraiser involving a bath robe signed by President Trump. They also discuss how Mike’s podcast “The Way I Heard It” was inspired by the great Paul Harvey, a new show called Six Degrees and more !  Then, Dennis, Christian and Lindsey talk about the Dodgers World Series won, great baseball managers and the Houston Astros. Dennis also tries to come to terms with what the media is saying is the inevitable blue wave on Election Day, and how he can’t believe that Biden is even close to Trump, much less winning. This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: Second Thoughts Game National Highway Traffic Safety Administration SimpliSafe Plexaderm

Dennis talks about the World Series between the Dodgers and Tampa Bay Rays with Marc Carig of The Athletic, which they see as an old-school series with stealing home, safety squeezes and back-and-forth lead changes throughout games. They analyze just how many things had to go wrong for the Dodgers to lose Game 4 in that classic ending. This leads to a conversation about some of the greatest walk-offs in World Series history. They also talk about some of the great players for both teams and how they think game six will unfold.  Dennis also talks to Christian and Lindsey about Joe Biden forgetting who he's running against, how long he's considered himself "the big man", the prospect of Kamala Harris as president, mispronouncing Jimmy Smits's character's name at a charity event, writing for Garry Shandling, great stories from Carol Burnett, memorable Minnesota Vikings and a great voicemail from a listener named JR. This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: SelectQuote Four Sigmatic NHTSA Plexaderm

Dennis talks to AJ Benza about CNN's Jeffrey Toobin's controversy and Hunter Biden's laptop scandal. AJ also talks about how long he's known Trump, his personal interaction with him, some of the reasons why he thinks he's going to win in a landslide, the impact COVID has had on him and much more! Dennis gives his assessment on the election and presidents in general and then listens to your voicemails for some joke submissions and Christian mentions his favorite joke of Dennis's.  This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: Omax Health (Code: Miller) NHTSA Magic Spoon (Code: Miller)

Dennis is joined by Gene Simmons of Kiss to talk about the passing of Eddie Van Halen, whom he saw early on and recorded their first demo, and recalls the time he took a ride home with him. They also discuss Gene working with Michael Crichton for the film "Runaway", the actress Jean Simmons, the glory days of the Sunset Strip, the rare achievement of universal stardom, Charlie Watts, an unusual Flaming Lips concert where everyone was encased in their own gigantic plastic ball, Kiss's plans to resume their End of the Road Tour in 2021, Johnny Depp's guitar playing, Sylvester Stallone and a great joke from Gene's son Nick. Then, Dennis plays some of your voicemails and talks about what he thinks Election Day could look like, his surprise that no one is asking Joe Biden about the New York Post's reporting about the files on his son Hunter's hard drive and much more! This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: Second Thoughts Game National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Blinkist

While Dennis, Christian and Lindsey wait for a guest who never calls in, they discuss lions, the alphabet, Dennis's old HBO show, his old CNBC show, a documentary about Studio 54, Starbucks, mowing lawns and Peter Tosh. They also listen to your voicemails left at 866-509-RANT. This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: National Highway Traffic Safety Administration SelectQuote Four Sigmatic

Dennis is joined by author Scott Eyman, whose latest book is "Cary Grant: A Brilliant Disguise". They discuss the amount of research that went into the book, from assuming that his mother had died when, in actuality she had been committed to an asylum, starting his career as an acrobat, his five wives, his friendship with Charlie Chaplin, experimenting with LSD and the decision to ultimately stop acting. Scott also talks about working with Robert Wagner, who just celebrated his 90th birthday. Dennis also talks to Christian, Lindsey and Stemper about Columbus Day, the latest polling that shows Biden way ahead of President Trump, why people shouldn't work if they earn less than $60,000 and what the first year of a Biden administration would look like. They also talk about Ben Hur, Spartacus, Diana Rigg, Ambien, LSD, "Hello Larry", George Stevens, Monty Python, George Stevens, the demise of Souplantation, Panera, Norm MacDonald, Short Round, Bill Paxton and the Titanic. This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: Omax Health (Code: Miller) National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

Dennis chats with comedian Frank Caliendo about his podcast, finding an outlet for his creativity on social media (including Tik Tok), the NFL and Frank's impressions of Jon Gruden, John Madden, Pat Summerall, Patrick Mahomes, Tony Romo and Jim Nantz. They also talk about the precise impressions of Darrell Hammond, Frank's struggles developing a Biden impression, being careful of what you say in front of a microphone and much more! Dennis also talks to Christian, Lindsey and Stemper about the passing of Eddie Van Halen, the latest polls showing Biden with a sizable lead and they listen to a few joke submissions from listeners. This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: National Highway Traffic Safety Administration SimpliSafe Blinkist

Dennis talks to Dinesh D'Souza about President Trump's COVID diagnosis and how he's been handling it and their expectations for this week's Vice Presidential Debate. Dinesh also talks about his new documentary "Trump Card", being pardoned by President Trump, how widespread Trump Derangement Syndrome is, how Democrats ended up with Biden as their nominee, Amy Coney Barrett and voter fraud.  Dennis also talks to Christian, Lindsey and Stemper about hiking with Jimmy Connors, Tom Brady and the Buccaneers, Petticoat Junction, a British feature called "A Life in the Day", The Kids in the Hall, Terrence Trent D'Arby, Norm MacDonald, The Beatles, Stevie Wonder, Bob Dylan, Jerry Lewis and some of the funniest moments of their lives. This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Vincero Watches Magic Spoon (Code: Miller)

Dennis is joined by Larry O'Connor of Townhall and The Washington Examiner, who hosts shows on WMAL in Washington DC and KABC in Los Angeles to react to Tuesday night's first presidential debate, including the format, the job Chris Wallace did as moderator, the missed opportunities Trump had, how Biden handled himself and how Dennis was only able to watch the first 20 minutes. They also discuss the fact that we're a month out from election day, how anyone could possibly be an undecided voter at this point, everyone in California being sent a ballot, how we don't have the kind of diversions from politics we're used to and their friend, the late Andrew Breitbart. Finally, they get away from politics by talking about cruise ships, helicopters, parenting and the greatness that is Kenneth Branaugh’s Mary Shellys Frankenstein.

Dennis is joined by "American Ninja Warrior" host Matt Iseman, who talks about the impact the pandemic had on production of the show, which they ended up filming in an arena in St. Louis over the course of two weeks. Matt also discusses "Live Rescue" which he hosts on A&E and his game show "Factorious" and asks Dennis and Christian to try out. Then, Dennis chats with Christian, Lindsey and Stemper about the films "Mystery Men", "Ben Hur, "Lost in America", "The Heiress" and "1941". They also talk about how every commercial shows everyone helping one another, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. This episode is brought to you by our sponsor: Vincero Watches

Dennis chats with Mollie Hemingway of The Federalist and Fox News to discuss the passing of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, whether President Trump will have enough time to nominate a replacement before the election, and if the bigger issue is whether it will be considered politically advantageous to wait until after the election. Mollie wonders whether or not the person who wins the presidency will actually get to be president the next four years They also discuss the treatment of Brett Kavanaugh during his confirmation hearing, the front-runner to replace Ginsburg, Amy Coney Barrett and how likely Trump is to pick Barbara Lagoa from the Florida Supreme Court and more! Then, Dennis talks to Lindsey, Christian and Stemper about the passing of Chicago Bears great Gale Sayers, Ed McMahon drunk on The Tonight Show, the Sean Connery movie "Medicine Man", the HBO films "Barbarians at the Gate" and "RKO 281", sending a message to Chris Jericho and shares a story from high school.   This episode is brought to you by our sponsor: Omax Health (Code: Miller)

Dennis is joined by former managing editor of Creem magazine, Robert Duncan, who talks about his career in music journalism, Detroit rock, Roger Daltrey of The Who, his upcoming book "Loudmouth", a legendary night out with Mitch Ryder, an epic party at Liza Minelli's house and much more! He also talks to Christian and Lindsey about Ron Jeremy, Christopher Hitchens, Ingmar Bergman and more! This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: Blinkist Draft Kings App (Code: Miller)

Hoover Institution Senior Fellow Victor Davis Hanson calls in to talk to Dennis about his belief that Trump will win what he considers to be one of the most significant elections in our nation’s history and why he thinks some people are so determined to make sure he doesn’t win. They also discuss the Supreme Court, the Electoral College, why the debates won’t happen, polls, California wildfires, the Greek and Turkish rivalry, celebrity culture, the NBA and more! This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: Magic Spoon (Code: Miller) Simplisafe

Dennis is joined by Bill O'Reilly to talk about his new book "Killing Crazy Horse: The Merciless Indian Wars in America" which examines our nation's history with already occupied lands, from General Andrew Jackson’s battles with the Creek Nation to President James Monroe’s “sea to shining sea” policy, to President Martin Van Buren’s enforcement of a “treaty” that forced the Cherokee Nation out of their homelands along what would be called the Trail of Tears and Custer's Last Stand. Bill also talks about what he sees as the two possible outcomes of the election, and how important the first debate will be. Then, Dennis chats with Christian, Lindsey and Stemper about the HBO documentary series "The Vow", "Sunset Blvd.", Christopher Nolan's "Tenet", Sting, Kurt Schlichter and baseball books and much more! This episode is brought to you by our sponsor: Draft Kings App (Code: Miller)

The whole show is devoted to taking live calls from listeners, which leads to Dennis sharing stories about Bruce Springsteen, Rod Stewart, Ron Jeremy, Randy Quaid, Ted WIlliams, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez plus, memories of starting out in comedy, the current state of the NFL and much more! This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: Blinkist Magic Spoon (Code: Miller)

Dennis talks about spending a couple weeks away in the mountains, his late manager Bernie Brillstein, Brad Pitt's career, how entertaining he finds Chet Hanks, how Trump is the last guy holding the country up now and what he expects from the debates -- if they happen. He also evaluates two joke submissions from a listener, recounts trying to watch a 7 hour Hungarian film called "Sátántangó" with his son, Yakima Canutt, the genius of Norm MacDonald, Lorne Michaels, Dennis's performance on the golf course at Sandpiper, Jay Cutler, "Ben Hur", the film "Blow Up", a film called "The Heiress", and much more! This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: Omax Health (Code: Miller) Draft Kings App (Code: Miller) Lucy Nicotene (Code: Miller)

Jimmy Connors calls in to talk about his hikes with Dennis, and how he's been filling keeping busy the past few months, including with his new podcast, where he's interviewed Mike Tyson and Gary Player. They also talk about a "30 for 30" ESPN did on Jimmy, whether he could have had a perfect season and also some golf tips. Then, Dennis talks to Christian, Lindsey and Stemper about his plans to play Sand Piper, Jimmy's golf prowess, golfing with Alice Cooper, golfing with Charles Barkley, Lee Trevino, Jordan Speith and athletes getting the yips. They also listen to some voicemails from people who love the show, and Dennis shares some college basketball memories and comedy memories with Jerry Seinfeld and Steven Wright.  This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: Magic Spoon (Code: Miller) NHTSA Lucy (Code: Miller)

Dennis talks to author Howard Burman about his book “Mutt's Dream: The Making of The Mick”, about how Mickey Mantle's father was a miner, wanted more for him,  and dedicated his life to helping him excel at baseball but died shortly after he reached the Majors. They also discuss how he got discovered despite growing up in rural Oklahoma and the football injury that almost cost Mickey his leg, Mantle's dad didn't want him to play football. There's also talk about Ebbets Field, Shoeless Joe Jackson and Dennis shares his favorite story about Mickey Mantle and Billy Martin hunting. Plus, Dennis tells Christian, Lindsey and Stemper about a fun conversation he had with William Shatner. Buy Howard Burman's Book: https://www.amazon.com/Mutts-Dream-Making-Howard-Burman/dp/1734463708 This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: Hydrant (Code: Dennis) Draft Kings App (Code: Miller) SimpliSafe

Dennis has an in-depth conversation with film-maker Oliver Stone about his new memoir “Chasing the Light: Writing, Directing, and Surviving Platoon, Midnight Express, Scarface, Salvador, and the Movie Game" and discusses the films in that title, including recent revelations by Billy Hayes who wrote the book “Midnight Express” was based on, and the impact the film had on Turkish tourism and the drug war. Oliver describes the ten year struggle to make “Platoon”, the Importance of representing the reality of war and specifically Vietnam and he explains why was he drawn to serve in Vietnam, first as a teacher, then in the Merchant Marines, his time in three combat units and the real-life sergeants portrayed by Tom Berringer and Willem DeFoe. Oliver describes getting to Hollywood as someone who loved movies and worshiped them, working with Michael Douglas on “Wall Street”, Costner playing Jim Garrison in “JFK”, the impact of Jim Morrison and The Doors and the actual bridge on the River Kwai. This episode is brought to you by our sponsor: NHTSA

Dana Carvey tells Dennis how nervous he was during his first couple seasons of SNL, how much he enjoyed doing the Johnny Carson sketches with Phil Hartman as Ed McMahon and why he never wants to get bitter about show business. They also talk about the passing of Regis Philbin, the greatness of Robin Williams, hanging out with Neil Young, the film "Out of Africa", "The Sound of Music", the online trend of challenges, Prince Harry, Brigette Bardot, famous families, running cross country, meter maids and more! This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: Blinkist Draft Kings App (Code: MILLER)

Dennis is joined by Fox News's Greg Gutfeld to discuss some of the scenarios for how the election might play out and the way that mayors of Democrat-run cities are handling these on-going protests. They also discuss the films "Reds", "She Dies Tomorrow", "Caligula", "Full Metal Jacket", and "Lost Souls", the documentary about the Marlon Brando-Val Kilmer version of "The Island of Doctor Moreau". Greg explains how his new book "The Plus: Self-Help for People Who Hate Self-Help" deals with impulse control and. how he used to write self-help and advice columns for a number of magazines.   Then, Christian, Lindsey and Stemper discuss the upcoming live call-in show, what celebrities are charging on Cameo and Kellyanne Conway. They also listen to some voicemails from listeners about the film "Rounders", the "Up" series of films, Scott Sabol rapping, Geoff Emmerick's Beatles book "Here, There and Everywhere" and the friendship between George Burns and Jack Benny. This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: NHTSA Draft Kings App (Code: MILLER) Hydrant (Code: DENNIS)

Dennis talks to actor Antonio Sabato Jr. about his new book "Sabato: the Untold Story", his family's history, growing up in Rome the son of a famous film star, the importance of not blindly believing the media or celebrities who share their political opinions. He also talks about his plans to open a conservative film studio because of how difficult it is for conservatives in Hollywood, which Dennis compares to the life of "Red Dawn" filmmaker John Milius.   Dennis also talks about unusual breakfast habits of Don Ohlmeyer and George W Bush, eating hot food on hot days, some interesting documentaries he's watched recently, including the Alex Gibney documentary on Sinatra, one called "Lost Soul: The Doomed Journey" about the remake of "Island of Doctor Moreau" starring Marlon Brando and Val Kilmer. He also comments on the idea that Joe Biden is what people want, recent rioting in Chicago, the 1980 Academy Awards and how much fun he had working with Diane Lane on the film "Murder at 1600". Buy Antonio Sabato's book here! This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: Magic Spoon Ashford University SimpliSafe

Dennis is joined by Breitbart.com Editor-at-Large John Nolte to discuss Joe Biden choosing Kamala Harris as his running mate. John explains her impact on the ticket and the campaign’s ability to hide both of them because of the coronavirus. Dennis talks about the viability of polls when people won’t be honest about how they’re voting, whether Biden can actually make it across the finish line and the likelihood that Hillary still might be the nominee. They also discuss Trump’s record on criminal justice, how the campaign itself compares to 2016, whether he’s exhausted and the invented controversy around him accepting the nomination at Gettysburg. This episode is brought to you by our sponsor: Fracture (Code: MILLER)

Dennis talks to Woody Culleton, who is the former mayor of Paradise, California, and one of the participants in a new documentary from Ron Howard called "Rebuilding Paradise". Woody talks about the Paradise community, how he ended up there, the low his life was at during that time and the highs he has experienced since then. He describes how the devastating Camp Fire decimated the town in November of 2018, how difficult it was to evacuate, the hardships associated with rebuilding, the stress of dealing with the federal government utility company that was blamed for causing the fire and much more! Dennis also talks about taking a baseball trip with Ron Howard and how they ended up at the same party as The Obamas, celebrities on Cameo, Grace Kelly, hydroxychloroquine, Biden's viability as a candidate and how he's likely to choose his running mate.  This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: Blinkist Draft Kings App (Code: MILLER)

Dennis chats with comedian Nick DiPaolo about the mental fragility of Joe Biden snf why he thinks he won't be the nominee. They discuss what Trump does well, and why he shouldn't have sat down for the interview with Axios. Nick also talks about relocating to Savannah, Georgia, a city Dennis shares some memories of. They also discuss future comedy gigs, drive-in and Zoom comedy shows, UFC, the time Nick met Bobby Orr and much more! This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: Magic Spoon (Code: MILLER) Hydrant (Code: DENNIS)

Davd Horowitz calls in to talk about his latest book ,"BLITZ: Trump Will Smash the Left and Win", how Trump is the only one who can do this job right now, the Democrats handling of race-related issues, David's time with the Black Panthers, whether the right will ever fight back, how the battle for the schools has been lost but there's still hope, and the brilliance of Thomas Sowell. Then, Dennis talks to Christian, Lindsey and Stemper about Covid testing, the British royal family, how great Bill Burr's latest Netflix special was, "Alien", actresses Capucine, Veronica Cartwright, remakes for "Invasion of the Body Snatchers", the greatness of "Double Indemnity" and the judge who overturned the death penalty for the Boston Marathon bomber.  This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: Draft Kings App (Code: MILLER) Fracture (Code: MILLER)

Original "Saturday Night Live" writer Alan Zweibel is back, to talk about recording his audio book, an upcoming live event with Judd Apatow, the unique presence of Michael O'Donoghue, Christopher Guest, the impact Buck Henry had on Alan's career, the musical stylings of The Rock Bottom Remainders, offering the Beatles $3,000 to reunite on SNL, manager Bernie Brillstein and much more! Then, Lindsey connects Dennis with some live phone calls from Gene From Philly, Jason in Austin and Corby from Branson. This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: Fracture (Code: MILLER) DraftKings App (Code: MILLER) Blinkist

Dennis talks to Chris Rose of MLB Network's "Intentional Talk" about the start of the abbreviated 60-game Major League Baseball season, the reasons behind the new extra-innings rule, why Gerrit Cole is worth every penny, how terrible the Red Sox will be this year, the Mets' bullpen woes, how the rest of the league will treat the Astros after this long lay-off and the great Chris "Mad Dog" Russo. Dennis also talks to Christian and Lindsey about former Pittsburgh Pirates; announcer Bob "Gunner" Prince, Michael Apted's "Up" series of films, Sofia Loren, and how he's reading three books: one about Woodstock, NY (before the music festival), Oliver Stone's biography and the 1960 Pittsburgh Pirates' championship season.  This episode is brought to you by our sponsor: Boll & Branch (Code: MILLER)

Dennis chats with Christian Toto of Hollywood In Toto about some of the best and worst of movies available via streaming or Video on Demand, including "King of Staten Island", "Arkansas" with Vince Vaugh, "Palm Springs", Jim Gaffigan's "The Pale Toulfrist" , Jon Stewarts' "Irresistable" and more! He also talks to Christian, Lindsey and Stemper about his acting career including a painful audition memory, a documentary about the band Rush, The Shawshank Redepmption, the Ed Henry scandal, the upcoming MLB season, wearing masks, Stanley Kubrick, a film called "Tea and Sympathy" and the book "Dangerous Friends" by Peter Viertel. This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: Ashford University Magic Spoon (Code: MILLER)

Dennis is joined by Kurt Schlichter to discuss his new book and the ensuing shamless self-promotional book tour, the Civil War, how good manners still exist in the world (even on the Left), comparing the US to Kosovo, Goya, Victorville, wearing masks and the importance of remembering to "just be cool".   Dennis also shares some jokes he had recently written with Christian, Lindsey, and Stemper, talks about the film "Truly, Madly Deeply", limbo, his rendition of "War Pigs", more conversation about Humphrey Bogart, The Caine Mutiny, Robert Wagner, Marlon Brando in a film called "The Men" and a story about a topless woman who saved a family in the UK from downing. This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: Boll and Branch (Code: MILLER) Hydrant (Code: DENNIS) SimpliSafe

Comedian Jo Koy discusses his new Netflix special, "In His Elements", which was filmed entirely in the Philippines. He also explains his stage name, spending time with his son, his Michael Jackson impression, Tommy Lee of Motley Crue and much more!   Dennis also talks to Christian, Lindsey and Stemper about about a great Townhall column from next week's guest Kurt Schlichter, contrasts Mets ace Jacob deGrom with Sandy Koufax, hand washing, a Dick Cavett story about Eddie Fisher, Elvis movies, icebergs, a letter he has from the Titanic, CNN's Jake Tapper's comments on New York's COVID death rate, climate change and some of his favorite Michael Crichton books.  This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: Boll & Branch (Code: MILLER) Hydrant (Code: MILLER)

Dennis chats with Scorpions lead singer Klaus Meine about the way his native Germany has handled COVID-19 compared to the rest of Europe and around the world, how the band is working on a new album and their new song called "Sign of Hope". They also discuss how their hugely popular song "Wind of Change" was inspired by what he saw when The Scorpions being the first Western band to perform in the Soviet Union, the movie "The Lives of Others", the importance of friendship in the band's 50 year history, and the rock bands that influenced them.   Dennis also talks to Christian, Lindsey and The Stemper about the passing of actress Kelly Preston, the longtime wife of John Travolta. They also discuss the latest COVID-19 headlines and how the media focuses on people who mock the virus and then get sick, the existential threat of climate change, more on The Band, and a voicemail about the Humphrey Bogart movie "In A Lonely Place" This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: Blinkist Boll & Branch (Code: MILLER)

Dennis is joined by Michael Malice of Compound Media and Gas Digital to talk about the current condition of New York and New Yorkers, Ghislane Maxwell, the Supreme Court, Hong Kong and of course, Dr. Demento.   Dennis also talks to Christian, Lindsey and Joey about Gallagher 2, Tony Orlando, Bobby Darrin's song "Splish Splash", the Outback steak house, Jerry Lewis, the Herculoids, seeing Cary Grant's shrink, Angela Lansbury, Sears a documentary about Canadian art forgery and another about hummingbirds. This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: Magic Spoon (Code: MILLER) Boll and Branch (Code: MILLER)

In this episode, Dennis tells the story about the night he had dinner with Frank Sinatra. He also talks to Christian and Lindsey about reading Nancy comic strips, a book on Robbie Robertson of The Band, the backlash against "Hamilton", the arrest of Ghislaine Maxwell, the latest on Covid-19, the Beatles, Ray Harryhausen movies, a great Monty Python documentary on Netflix, Jack Nicholson and whether Humphrey Bogart is the best movie star of all time. This episode is brought to you by our sponsor: Hydrant (Code: DENNIS)

Dennis talks to Christian, Lindsey and The Stemper about spending some time away, reading a book on Lou Pinella, seeing the movie "Election" for the first time and how it was a reminder as to how great Matthew Broderick is. He discusses NBA commissioner Adam Silver announcing that games would be tape-delayed during the upcoming shortened season so that people don't hear swearing. He theorizes that Trump might want out, remembers working in a deli and an ice cream shop, remembers meeting Adam West, and talks about doing a great interview for television with Danny Trejo. Former UFC champ Chuck Lidddell also calls in for a few minutes to talk about growing up in Santa Barbara, getting involved and a new teeth whitening product he's involved with. This episode is brought to you by our sponsor: Blinkist

Adam Carolla calls in to talk to Dennis about his latest book, "I'm Your Emotional Support Animal" (which sold out on Amazon), recently performing gigs in Nashville and upcoming gigs in Tempe, how difficult it can be to deal with people in power, even when planning to do home construction, his belief that we need to bottom out as a nation, why he thinks none of his former publishers wanted this latest book, his racing documentaries, his step-grandfather László Görög who wrote the movie The Mole People Dennis also talks to Christian, Lindsey and The Stemper about the passing of director Joel Schumacher, the movie "Love in the Afternoon", documentaries he just watched about Slim Aarons and George Stevens, Boogie Nights, Burt Reynolds career and Norm MacDonald's impression of him.  This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: Simplisafe Magic Spoon

Dennis talks to Colin Wayne, who is a US Army veteran, fitness model. social media star and owner of Redline Steel in Birmingham, Alabama talks about his company’s charitable efforts, including giving back over $2 million to essential workers and personally paying the rent for all his staff. Dennis talks to Christian, Lindsey and Stemper about OCD, reading Ali MacGraw’s memoir, tiny pepperoni, Strunk & White’s Elements of Style, ESPN’s Lance Armstrong documentar and cataract surgery. Then Dennis talks about watching a private David Bowie rehearsal at the Teaneck Armory, plus listening to voicemail praising the recent Tom Dreesen interview and evaluating a listener’s joke about Alexandria Ocasio Cortez.  This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: Steady MD Ashford University

Dennis is joined by Daisy and Mock AKA "The Chicks on the Right", whom he met a couple years ago in Indianapolis. They talk about their decision to start their website during the 2008 election, getting censored by Facebook, former Indiana governor Mitch Daniels, governors enforcing stay-at-home orders, President Trump's birthday, cancel culture, Seattle's CHAZ region and more.   Dennis also talks to Christian, Lindsey and The Stemper about the Donner Party, Portillo's hot dogs, Alice Cooper appearing on the previous episode, soups, chili, L Ron Hubbard, the prospect of doing a live call-in show and their affinity for Dr. Jerome Corsi, Mysterious Visitor From The East. This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: Omax Health (Code: MILLER) SimpliSafe