A warning, this episode contains explicit language.

Hey everyone, I'm Aisha Harris and on this episode of NPR's Popculture Happy Hour,

we're bringing you an interview with an actor I'm sure many of you have had many thoughts about

lately, the one and only Jonathan Majors. Now he's having a moment right now, he recently

starred in Creed III and Ant-Man and the Wasp, Wantamania, and our friend of the show and host

of NPR's Week in the Dition Sunday, Aisha Roscoe, recently sat down with Majors for a fun

and wide-raging conversation. Hey Aisha, hey, it's so great to have you here. I loved this

interview because Jonathan Majors has kind of become this it guy, the internet's boyfriend,

but you were able to go deep with him on a variety of topics in ways that I haven't really seen him

do in other interviews. So I'm curious really quick, if you could tell us sort of what was your main

goal going into that discussion. You know, I really wanted to be able to have a real conversation

and to really get at this idea of like being in this space because you very rarely meet someone

who is like really like blowing up, right? Like they're there, but they're also like just getting

there. And so I wanted to get a sense of like what does that actually feel like? And then I also

knew that he's like a very big you know actor with a capital A like fear about the craft. I just

wanted to get behind some of that because you know is he seems very deep and he was very deep,

but I want to get behind the deepness and like what's there. So that's what I wanted to do.

Well, I really think he did it. I mean he he seemed so relaxed and so open and vulnerable. And I

did learn so many things about him and just how he moves and how he thinks about things. And it's

it's great that you had a chance to talk with him. This is so fun. Oh, thank you. It was a great time.

He's you know, he was really nice, really sweet. I don't have anything negative to say about

I'm not that I would, but everybody wants to know like was and they want to know how he smelled. He

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