Bullseye with Jesse Thorne is a production of Maximum Fun.org and is distributed by NPR.

It's Bullseye. I'm Jesse Thorne. All this month, we've been celebrating the 25th anniversary of Bullseye, meaning I have been doing this show since I was in college at KZSC in Santa Cruz, California,

the heavyweight 88. How have we celebrated this auspicious milestone? Well, we reached deep into the

archives to find some of the oldest recordings we could find, even if they made me sound,

I mean, you know, like a dufus who was in college. We traveled the country. We brought live

shows to Los Angeles, New York City, and Santa Cruz. And one night in October, I invited

a bunch of people up to our office at Maximum Fun HQ. I sat each of them down in the studio

and recorded 25 interviews back to back to back to back to back to back to back to back to back.

Was it easy? Doing 25 interviews? It was not. Was it fun? Yeah, you bet. This week, we made a very special episode

of that magical and exhausting night. How did we do 25 interviews in one night? Well, like we said,

we had everybody gathered in our offices. They were hanging out in our kitchen with pizza and soda.

A few people had last minute emergencies and had to

join online. And then we kept it to time. You will hear on the recording a beep toward the

beginning and end of each interview. That was our signal to wrap. We have a literal workout clock

in the studio that we used.

You will hear from Rob Cordry, Lisa Loeb, Elvis Mitchell, Bob Odenkirk, Patton Oswald, and many more.

Okay, we don't have a lot of time.

Let's get to the booth.

My first guest is one of the first people who ever worked on Bullseye.

In fact, he's been working on Bullseye since the second week that it aired,

because the first week I thought my co-host was going to be my friend Matt Dobbs.

His name is Jordan Morris.

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