This week, Armie sits down with Jake Haendel, whose story of surviving a rare neurological condition that left him fully conscious but completely paralyzed—locked inside his body—became the basis for the #1 podcast Blink. Jake opens up about everything from the progression of his illness and the bizarre things you notice when you're trapped in your own mind. Along the way, they discuss faith, creative ambition, and what it means to start over when every small thing becomes a miracle.

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Armie Hammer and intimacy coordinator Laura Desiree have an honest conversation about cancel culture, welcoming people back, and Armie's past.

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Nate Boyer’s life reads like a movie—Green Beret, NFL player, humanitarian, filmmaker. In this episode, he sits down with Armie to talk about fear, regret, and what it really means to find purpose. They unpack the vine metaphor of life, the quiet chaos after war, and the emotional toll of constantly chasing the next mission. It’s raw, honest, and unexpectedly funny.

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Award-winning investigative journalist Michele McPhee joins Armie Hammer to pull back the curtain on some of the biggest scandals happening today. From the suspicious circumstances behind the Palisades fire to the hidden ties between the Boston Marathon bombing and intelligence agencies, Michele exposes the deep corruption and coverups that few dare to talk about. With years of reporting experience and a relentless drive to find the truth, she reveals how journalism is being silenced and why independent investigations matter more than ever.

In this powerful conversation, Michele shares stories of eco-terrorism, government misconduct, secret spy operations, and the devastating collapse of public trust. If you want to hear real, firsthand accounts of how crime and corruption are shaping America, this is the episode you cannot miss. Get ready to rethink what you know about the news, justice, and who is really pulling the strings.

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This week, Armie sits down with the legendary Flavor Flav for a high-energy, surprisingly heartfelt conversation that covers everything from fame and family to reinvention and resilience. Fresh off his appearance at Coachella, Flav opens up about the highs and lows of his iconic career, the power of staying true to yourself, and how to be your own best hype man. Because sometimes the best life lessons come from a man in shades and a clock chain.

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Armie Hammer sits down with investigative journalist and true crime author Billy Jensen for one of his most honest and emotional interviews yet. Billy opens up about his early days breaking murder stories for the New York Times, his obsession with unsolved cases, and the rise of his career as a respected voice in true crime media. He shares what it was like to help solve real cases using crowdsourcing, the complexities of working with grieving families, and the psychological toll that comes with chasing darkness for a living.

But the conversation goes even deeper as Billy talks candidly about battling alcoholism, being publicly cancelled, and rebuilding his life from the ground up. From rehab and relapse to reflection and recovery, he and Armie explore the human cost of fame, failure, and forgiveness. It's a powerful, vulnerable, and surprisingly redemptive dialogue between two people who’ve both seen their lives implode — and are still here to talk about it.

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Join host Armie Hammer as he sits down with Matt Walker of Bonchi Bonsai for an in-depth, unpredictable, and deeply personal conversation. From Matt’s early days working in a traveling circus to his years as a military medic, trauma nurse, and now bonsai collector and teacher, this episode uncovers the life of a man who has seen it all—and still finds solace in caring for living art. With humor, raw vulnerability, and a spirit of adventure, Matt shares stories of near-misses on mountain cliffs, wild experiences in the operating room, and the profound parallels between nurturing bonsai trees and nurturing ourselves. If you’ve ever sought inspiration on finding peace within chaos or hope in unexpected places, tune in now.

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This week, Armie sits down with Dr. Benjamin Gans, a doctor, ultra-endurance athlete, and mental health advocate who recently ran for 117 hours in a 250 mile race. They dive into the physical and psychological toll of pushing the human body to its limits, the science of recovery, and the role of therapy in redefining motivation. Also, in a podcasting first, the "foot cam" is unveiled by Producer Jerry.

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