Revelations with Jack Dunphy

In the season one finale, Jack is interviewed by his mother and aunt. They remind him how difficult he was as a child and when he was using, and Jack airs some grievances. Jack's mom recounts the times she had to pick him up from jail and admit him to a psych ward. Past guests call in too. And ... Jack interviews his late best friend, John Cibula.

Actor-singer Jessie Pinnick challenges Jack as to why he needs to make hyper-personal work at the expense of his personal relationships. She also talks about finally being able to take herself seriously as an artist, getting over self-loathing, and some of her and Jack's worst fights as collaborators.

Actor-comedian Mike Cullen joins one of his oldest friends, Jack, to discuss how Jack used to be a bit "dramatic" for his taste, the obstacles of trying to make it in L.A., depression, food addiction, receiving sage advice from Bob Odenkirk, and working with the late Biff Wiff. Check his hilarious videos out at @mikeccullen and his album Red Rings of Death (under the stage name Airball Mike), coming soon.

Ena Da, a.k.a. @park_slope_arsonist, is a comedian, digital creator and viral sensation. She speaks with Jack about the pros and cons of social media, growing up in Ghana, sexual mismatches, and how we survive a digital landscape controlled by oligarchs. Follow her on Instagram, Tumblr and Twitter/X.

Singer-songwriter-actor Hal Baum speaks with Jack, his oldest friend, about self-harm, depression, his musical influences, and what it was like to watch their mutual friend, the late John Cibula, slip into drug addiction.

Writer-director-actor Alex Heller (The Year Between) talks with Jack about the dangers of being labeled "gifted" as a child, her mental health struggles, being misprescribed Adderall as a teen, working with Steve Buscemi and J. Smith-Cameron, and social anxiety. Watch out for her new short film, Debaters, which will premiere as part of the 2025 Sundance Film Festival.

Jack wishes you a happy New Year and tells you about the first time he got arrested.

Musician-actor Hannah Lee Thompson speaks with Jack about night-eating, her musical origins, being ostracised from her community, and her ongoing struggles with depression and weight management. Check out her feature debut, the Slamdance-winning Hannah Ha Ha (which Slamdance also gave her the Best Actress award for) and listen to her songs wherever you stream music. Follow her on IG @banjohannah for updates on her upcoming shows and music!

Writer-director Alexandra Qin speaks with Jack about infidelity (on the heels of him stepping out on his own relationship), her journey from tech to filmmaking, her need for excellence, and life as a recovering alcoholic, workaholic, and sex, love and drug addict. Check out her short film, Thirstygirl, now: https://vimeo.com/alexqin/thirstygirl

Legendary filmmaker Caveh Zahedi speaks with Jack about their complicated mentor-mentee relationship, seeking revenge through art, and his unique views on morality. Check out Caveh's The Show About the Show, wherever you can find it.

Writer/filmmaker/actor Lily Lady chats with Jack about their past "taboo" relationship, life as a sex worker, losing herself in the creative process, and the consequences of being public-facing about sex. Check out Brontosaurus, Jack's short he made about his messy relationship with Lily here: https://www.nobudge.com/brontosaurus/videos/brontosaurus and visit https://swoplosangeles.org for more information on how to advocate for sex worker's rights. This episode was recorded in 2022.

Writer Laura Albert/JT LeRoy (The Heart is Deceitful Above All Things/Sarah/Author: The JT LeRoy Story) speaks with Jack about food addiction, living with trauma, and being canceled pre-cancel culture. She also gives Jack the space to verbalize something he has never said aloud.