Warren joins Calvin Trillin at The Pan Pacific Hotel in Seattle to discuss his latest opus, frost-bitten Jews, and the beauty of language.

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Warrens sits down with Olivia Thrilby (Juno) to talk about her love of New York Pizza, the benefits of therapy, and why Sir Ben is so great.

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Warren sits with Jon and Josh to discuss the Independent Spirit Award nominated film where they explore issues surrounding Sir Ben Kingsley, their tenuous economy, and the truth behind The Wackness.

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Warren chats with Matthew Lillard in the Seattle garage at Slamdance in regards to Matthew's latest film, the power of the critic, and why it is not always an honor just to be nominated.

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Warren catches Mary Elizabeth Ellis for a brief chat at Slamdance. Where they discuss the warm reception of the film at Slamdance, the myopic view o Hollywood, and why kids and alcohol don't mix.

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Warren joins Steven Johnson at the Pan Pacific Hotel in Seattle to discuss his latest book. They chat about coffee's ability to increase one's mental faculties, the creation of soda water, and the need to lay gun powder under the existing status quot and then blowing it up.

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Warren chats with author Barry Foy regarding his deliciously deceptive book, all things chicken, and fictional foodie facts.

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A teaser trailer for episode three of The Warren Report. Draft Me.

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Warren sits down with Oscar Winner Alex Gibney (Taxi to the Darkside) to discuss the unique perspective of Hunter S. Thompson, why it's ever good to suddenly see lizards, and directing a documentary under the influence...

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Warren join Rod Lurie on stage after a screening of his film The Contender where they discuss the merits of sticking to your principles, the difficulties of getting a film made after incurring the wrath of Hollywood, and why he made Jerry Goldsmith cry.

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