Jim Ross Meskimen

My audio podcast of my interview with Grammy winner Sting. Theme music by Geoff Levin. Celebrity voices impersonated. Duh.

Master impressionist Jim Meskimen fields calls from a number of celebrities who tell him what they are thankful for, including George W. Bush, Ozzy Osbourne and Donald Trump.

Master impressionist Jim Meskimen interviews the late John Wayne, western icon, and also hears from Ronald Reagan. They both give their view of Donald Trump from the afterlife.

In which I interview Sir Sean Connery, and he does an impression or two... also a few words about the 2016 Presidential election.

My audio podcast in celebration of Marion Ross' 88th birthday, featuring the voices of the cast of Happy Days, plus others from her illustrious career.

In which I interview Bob Dylan about his Nobel Prize in Literature, and his ambivalence about it. Also some commentary about Tom Jones recent appearance at the Hollywood Bowl with the enigmatic Van Morrison.

Jim Meskimen interviews Sir Paul McCartney, who does a number of great celebrity impressions himself. Audio only. Music by Geoff Levin.

Audio only of my interview with iconic actor Sir Ian McKellen, where he sort of misunderstands what the point of my podcast is. Completely.

I "review" the new Beatles documentary by Ron Howard, Eight Days a Week, also some comedy by Tait and Jim.

My audio podcast from Fargo, ND.

An episode of "What's Behind the Thin, Thin Veil of Reality" featuring Norris Ephron, Rock Whisperer. Music by Geoff Levin Improvised by Jim Meskimen & Tait Ruppert

Jim takes a question from actor John Malkovich (Being John Malkovich, Places in the Heart) about whatever he has on his mind. Video of this interview can be found at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mgZzgjPm-xQ

In this celebrity podcast, I call director Martin Scorcese, and also Robert Deniro. Also a mystery guest calls in. It's weird. Music by Geoff Levin.

In which I discuss the media, Comicon, and the upcoming election... a little.

Today I interview four major celebrities at the same time. It's a bit of a trainwreck. Watch it on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6RccgIEdUgQ

This week, legendary writer/producer/director Garry Marshall left the theater. I share my grateful observations.

In which I discover an essay about a trip to Wilmington, Delaware where I discovered I was prejudiced, and also talk about Murder (I'm against it.)

In my podcast I reveal my innermost secrets. The ones we all know. Improv with Tait, music by Geoff. Fun by golly.

Podcast for April 3, 2016, wherein I give thanks. Need thanks? I'm giving it out for free all day today.

The first podcast of 2016! Tait Ruppert and I create some fun, and I talk about the year's plans and resolutions. Music by Geoff Levin.