
Nathan FIllion and Alan Tudyk were once spacemen. Since co-starring on Firefly, they have also been aliens, mystery writers, veterinarians, superheroes, chickens, robots, and policemen. Now, they’re doing a podcast where they get to know their fellow creatives, learning about who they once were and what they’re up to now. This is that podcast. Listen to Once We Were Spacemen wherever your mom gets... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 49 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Comedy InterviewsArtsComedyPerforming Arts | |||

Mekia Cox doesn’t do anything halfway. Eight months after having a baby, she joined The Rookie and spent her first week sprinting after a stunt double and (literally) getting thrown by Nathan.
She’s been going all out since age seven, when she start... more
In this episode, we learn just how close Alan came to spending time in a military prison. Spoiler, it was close. It was very close.
Meanwhile, Nathan’s home seems to be conspiring against him. From critters (living and dead) to rogue appliances, it’... more
Bruce Campbell got his start hauling cable and holding cue cards in Detroit, back when the likes of Frank Sinatra were shooting car commercials as a favor to a friend. Decades later, he can tell you which lens is best suited for handsome actors, how ... more
Alan Tudyk has been cemented as a Disney Legend, complete with a letter from a former Disney CEO… no, the other one. He wrote three acceptance speeches for the ceremony. The two that were cut for reasons of self-preservation get performed here instea... more
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This is one of my favorite podcasts to listen to. I have learned so much about the careers that they have had. My favorites are the one with guests that they talk to. The episode with Bruce Campbell deserves an award. I hope they have guests from Resident Alien soon. They have had guests from Firefly were also worth listening to.
Nathan & Alan make me laugh out loud multiple times per episode, if I'm ever in a crappy mood, all I have to do is turn this podcast on, and inevitably I feel better within minutes. I love hearing all of Alan's wild stories of when he was a young trouble maker, and learning about all of the things that make Nathan twitch in irritation. The guests are all super interesting, and I loved meeting Louis Jenson finally! It's just a great time all around, I get to feel like we're all just hangin' out!
Be warned, if you listen to this podcast in public, you will scare people when you suddenly cackle out loud like a crazy person. This podcast makes my stomach hurt…from laughing, not from bad things.
I don’t know how I missed this podcast starting, since I’m both a Castle AND Rookie fan, but I found it because I was looking up Jewel!
Who I actually know from “Ready or Not” and had no idea she had a new show! It’s amazing!!
Love this podcast, they are so great together and hilarious!
AND I STILL AM! Even more so after getting to know them better through the podcast. With everything going on in the U.S. I find it hard to laugh and enjoy myself as much as I used to. Nathan and Alan keep me entertained and often laughing to tears, especially poor Alan’s stories of horrible but funny stuff that he’s gone through, cos OMG!
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Two longtime friends-turned-hosts share candid, humorous conversations with a rotating set of guests from film, TV, improv, and art. Episodes blend personal journeys, behind-the-scenes anecdotes, and cultural pop touches, with frequent references to acting, directing, and collaborations across indie and mainstream projects. A standout: chemistry between the hosts is a defining feature, anchored by a loose, story-driven format that often shifts from guest-focused insights to playful banter and live-show energy. This makes it appealing for listeners who want authentic BTS storytelling, broad entertainment industry insights, and a relatable, long-running friendship anchored in pop culture nostalgia and contemporary creativity.
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2. Bruce Campbell
3. Loni Peristere
4. Colton Dunn
5. Lisseth Chavez
6. Louis Jensen
7. Allan Ungar
8. Jim Rash
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