Jim Ross Meskimen

In which Jim talks about Amy Poehler, Parks & Rec and the End of the World.

This week: Robin Williams toxicology report, and Michael Keaton in Birdman, two haunting things, one bad one good.

My podcast for this week covers some sensitive ground about having an "Almost" career, also an interview with a fellow who is a broker for tattoo advertising on athlete's bodies, and some thoughts about the late, great Arte Johnson.

Jim talks about the genus of business cards, The Impression Guys, Marion Ross, and… depression. Wait, what?

My first podcast from England, and fittingly I interview British rocker Tony Whamoo. Music by Geoff Levin.

I interview one of the founders of The Acting Center school in Los Angeles, actress (and my wonderful wife)Tamra Meskimen.

Here I talk about my history with Jibjab, which is celebrating their 15th anniversary as a successful start up, a relationship that began way back in 2003.

I ramble on quite a bit here about humor, Orson Welles, Monty Python, and why I don't "get" Anchorman.

This week I talk about going to see Kenichi Ebina in his one person show, and many other pear-shaped things

This week, Jim talks about being inspired by a Hollywood TV legend, Larry Storch. Really.

Jim's show, The Impression Guys wins an award! And Jim talks about movies, awards, thinking kind thoughts, Gerald R. Ford, and turning 55. Improvised material by Tait Ruppert and Jim Meskimen, music by Geoff Levin.

Jim Meskimen talks about entertainment, the future of TV and film, and why it's so hard to be a television viewer these days. Improvised material by Tait Ruppert and Jim. Music by Geoff Levin. Bryan Cranston does not appear in this podcast.

This week I talk about the voices in my head, and we hear from Martin Scorsese, Bryan Cranston, and Anthony Hopkins. Music by Geoff Levin, thanks to Tait Ruppert for improvising with me. Watch The Impression Guys on the SoulPancake Channel on YouTube.

The Jim Meskimen podcast, this time about having a video tribute to Robin Williams go viral, and what that meant to me, also some comedy from Jim & Tait, some Nixon stuff… just some stuff I wanted to let you know. Contact me via http://www.jimmeskimen.com and let me know how you like this podcast, or reasons why I should stop and let other people talk.

My first self-originated podcast. I talk about events of the last day or so, which happen to include the triumph of Paul McCartney and the tragedy of Robin Williams. Music for this podcast was created by Geoff Levin.