
The Treatment is a compelling listen to the vital conversations about the catalysts of creative inspiration. Following some of the most interesting, influential, and crossover creators in the world of entertainment, fashion, sports, and the arts, we hear from tastemakers who are the very fabric that forms popular culture.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 1149 | Founded | 21 years ago |
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Oscar-winning actor Tim Robbins wants to be a lifelong student. He has demonstrated that through never repeating a role as actor, his ambitious films as director, and as the founder of the nonprofit theater troupe The Actors’ Gang. His treat is a lea... more
Academy Award winner Mahershala Ali knows how to say a lot through his characters, even those of few words. He has been rewarded for his soulful performances with two Best Supporting Actor Oscars for his roles in 'Moonlight' (2016) and 'The Green Boo... more
In the film 'Union County,' director Adam Meeks takes an unflinching and empathetic look at the opioid crisis in rural Ohio. Meeks and his star Will Poulter did a grassroots tour of independent theaters in that state around the film’s release. For hi... more
Screenwriter Dustin Lance Black’s work often looks at real people struggling to find their place. He won the Oscar for the 2007 biopic 'Milk' starring Sean Penn as the openly gay activist and politician Harvey Milk. His other projects include the fil... more
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I am so grateful…. So insightful, so passionate and waiting to hear when The Treatment is on PBS!! thank you Elvis for what you do and how you do it….
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A thoughtful interview series that centers on deep dives into creative process, cultural influence, and the lived experiences of high-profile entertainers and makers. Across episodes, guests range from filmmakers and actors to comedians and writers, with conversations often weaving personal storytelling, craft insights, and reflections on impact. Recurring threads include how discipline, collaboration, and environment shape artistry, along with candid explorations of race, identity, and the economics of making culture. A notable strength is the host's ability to connect seemingly disparate works through thematic throughlines, producing conversations that feel intimate, insightful, and broadly relevant to anyone interested in storytelling an... more
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Recent guests on The Treatment include:
1. Elizabeth Stordeur Pryor
2. Adam Meeks
3. Will Poulter
4. Damien Hauser
5. Annette Dio
6. Kent Jones
7. Julia Fox
8. Tim Robbins
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