None Taken With Chris Paul

Chris D'Elia is a standup comedian, actor, and podcast host, who just recorded his latest Netflix special "Man On Fire," coming out late this spring. He's also started a brand new podcast called "Congratulations," so subscribe on iTunes. Chris and Chris discuss the new special and the new podcast at length with a whole bunch of funny tangents in the meantime.

Matt D'Elia is a writer, director, and actor, whose film 'American Animal' appeared in film festivals across the country. Chris and Matt sit down for their annual Oscar talk, discussing all the Best Picture nominees, as well as the actors, the writing, the cinematography, the year in movies, and our dismay over the best film of the year, Martin Scorcese's 'Silence,' gets no respect.

Ryon Baxter is a writer, actor, and director whose film 'Green is Gold' won the audience award at the Los Angeles Film Festival. We discuss filmmaking guerrilla style on a shoestring budget, the cannabis business, drug use, and governmental control. 

Chris talks about why the left is going to lose every single battle it fights in the near future, why its outrage is so misguided and ineffective, and why there's no point in coddling it, while referencing the #deleteuber boycott, the riots over Milo Yiannopoulos' Berkeley speech, and the pathetic Audi commercial during the Super Bowl.

Adam DeVine is a writer, actor, and comedian who stars in Comedy Central's huge hit 'Workaholics,' which is currently airing its final season. They talk about wrapping up the show, how he got into comedy, the work ethic and commitment it takes to make it in a creative field, and the role comedians play in the public discourse.

Thaddeus Russell is a history professor and historian, and author of "A Renegade History of the United States." He has appeared numerous times on 'The Joe Rogan Experience' and returns for his third visit to None Taken. We talk about the rise of Trump, the relative value of information and how it's used, fake news, the concept of human rights, and what Hollywood and college have in common that make both so unrelentingly liberal.

Chris discussed hypocrisy on the left, the Women's March, abortion and equal pay, rational action, being consistently pro science, and paranoia, outrage, and mass hysteria over Donald Trump.

Nick is a writer and musician and just a hell of an interesting guy. We talk about an interview he did with a scientist who discovered he's a sociopath, pop culture and social media, and the nature of mob authority online.

This episode's guest is Board Certified Beverly Hills plastic surgeon, Dr. Charles Galanis. The discussion includes getting into medicine, the Affordable Care Act, reconstructive and cosmetic surgery, and gender reassignment.

Jamie Hyder is an actress who's the female star of the new game, Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare. Chris and Jamie talk about the massive process of making a video game on that scale, her interactions with gamers, soldiers, and designers, victimhood culture, and whether or not you should be mad about how long it takes to text back.

Wally Pfister is a director and cinematographer. He won the Academy Award for Best Cinematography with his work on Inception. He was Christopher Nolan's cinematographer for many years, before changing paths with his directorial debut on 2014's Transcendence. Chris and Wally discuss how he got into the entertainment industry, the roots of his personal style, taking risks, developing an aesthetic, art vs. content, and the future of film.

Chris responds to the election of Donald Trump, discusses outcomes and impacts, lists a few things he's wrong about, apologizes to Michael Moore, and takes questions from people on Facebook Live. 

Chris sits down on election eve to discuss the necessity of voting, the immorality of a protest vote, James Comey and the FBI, the descent into irrelevance of Michael Moore, why Republicans hate the far left, and the dangers of ideological extremism.

In this solo episode, Chris returns from his politics-obsessed hiatus to discuss the state of the presidential race, Trump’s chat with Bill Bush, “womanizing” vs sexual predation, information source, conspiracy theories, and identity politics.

Chris Zylka is an actor and artist. The Chris's sat down in Austin, Texas to talk about politics, a post-privacy society, hacking, his new film, and his work on the wonderful HBO series 'The Leftovers.'

Jared Scharff is the guitar player in the Saturday Night Live Band. He and Chris discuss LA and NYC, how he joined the SNL band, incessantly plug his instagram (@scharffishere), and Chris says "totally" too many times.

Josh Eppard is the drummer of the neoclassical rock band Coheed and Cambria. Chris sat down with him in the back of their tour bus to talk about Coheed, the old days in upstate New York, how life has changed since the record store days, and a little bit of politics. Actor/musician Shane West sat in for the conversation, as did artist Chris Cuseo.

Chris sits down for a Facebook Live simulcast to discuss conspiracy theories, Clinton's health, how hindsight can skew things, and whether or not the political system is actually 'broken.'

Chris sits down for a podcast and Facebook Live simulcast to mansplain everything you need to know about Lena Dunham being sad that Odell isn’t into her, harassment inside private Facebook “Girl Groups,” and what internet feminism would look like if the roles were reversed.

Erin Coscarelli is a sports journalist and host of the show 'Fantasy and Friends' launching September 5th on the NFL Network. She and Chris discuss fantasy football, the NFL and being a female sports journalist. She also gives Chris some excellent draft tips.