Alec's two guests today, Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey, helped set off the #MeToo earthquake with their groundbreaking reporting in the New York Times.

Marsalis is one of the greatest instrumentalists of our time and the founder of Jazz at Lincoln Center.  He gets personal about his dad, his musical roots, and race.

The actress perhaps best known as the prim icon Mary Poppins discusses her wartime childhood and early career in vaudeville.

Director Noah Baumbach is quick to say his films are not autobiographical, but personal. He talks to Alec Baldwin about his latest movie, "Marriage Story."

Alec talks to one of the top Democrats aiming to unseat Texas Republican Senator John Cornyn.

Some guests, you just want a little more time with.

The brilliant, neurotic auteur of American documentaries opens up to Alec about his meandering path to preeminence.

The star explains how he settled on acting after aspiring to the foreign service -- plus his favorite roles, and his new film, Motherless Brooklyn.

Alec and the very versatile star of stage and screen exchange lessons from their diverse acting careers.