The Sackhoff Show Katee Sackhoff

I have another MUCH requested interview for you this week... the stunning and talented Mary McDonnell. We talk about the incredible career which has earned her two Oscar nominations, her brilliant performance as Madeline on The Fall of the House of Usher, Battlestar Galactica, societal pressures that come with getting older as a woman, and what the future might hold for young women today.

My amazing friend Seth Green is here, and you're going to love him! You know him from Robot Chicken, Austin Powers, Family Guy, or one of the gajillion other things he's been on. We talk about how we met, drugs, Pedro Pascal, Justin Bieber, John Cleese, Robin Williams, stuff he's working on and a ton more. In the hindsight I answer your questions and take more shots at Canada... That's what's up!

I'm back with another of our most requested guests! Tricia Helfer is one of my favorite humans and I feel so so very lucky to not only know her, but to have worked with her. You obviously know her from her work on Battlestar Galactica but she spent years before that as a model. We talk about all that, how she used to work in the nude on a farm growing up, her history with Sylvester Stallone, losing her hair on Battlestar, and how she got discovered as a kid. Tricia is one of the most practical and put together people I know and it was such a pleasure, as always, to spend some time with her. Enjoy!

Kevin Smith [Clerks, Jay and Silent Bob, Chasing Amy] talks to Katee about Clerks, dropping out of film school, New Jersey, paving his way into filmmaking, God, and much more.

You've all been asking for it, and it's finally here! My conversation with Ming-Na Wen. Of course, you know her as Fennec Shand on 'The Mandalorian' and 'The Book of Boba Fett,' but did you know she was also Mulan? She's been in so many amazing things, and she's an amazing person that I'm so happy to call my friend. She is the only friend of mine who has a star on the Walk of Fame. No joke. We had a great conversation about how she got her start in Pittsburg, what it's like being an Asian actor in Hollywood, her role in 'The Joy Luck Club', working on 'Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.,' and of course, 'Star Wars.' Thanks for listening, and I hope you enjoy!

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