H. Jon Benjamin joins Kyle Meredith to talk about his latest turn as The Jazz Daredevil. On this third outing, the (overly confident while being absent of any confidence) character takes center stage in The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack of the (Unproduced) Film… The Jazz Daredevil, which just as it sounds, is a soundtrack to a movie that hasn’t been made yet. But unlike his first two albums of instrumentals, this record also features dialogue of what would be the film, if the film were to have actually been made. But not all of the dialog, so there’s plenty of mystery for all of us to figure out. Benjamin, known as the voice to the title characters in both Bob’s Burgers and Archer, tells us how the script and concept came to be, how he conceived the character after a Bob’s Burgers live show, and the blind confidence and pride that keeps our hero recording and releasing despite the fact that he can’t really play piano. The comedian also reveals some of the inspiration they took from Bernard Herman’s Vertigo score, getting his Home Movies buddy Brenden Smalls involved for a metal song, and recording the noises for the sex scene. He also considers if there is more of this story still to come, before looking back on his work in Masters of None, and previews the upcoming Familiar Touch, which finds him taking on drama - and crying.

Listen to H. Jon Benjamin chat about all this and more in the new episode or watch it on YouTube. Please take the time to like, review, and subscribe to KMW wherever you get your podcasts, and keep up to date with all our series by following the Consequence Podcast Network.

Keith Urban joins Kyle Meredith to talk about his latest album, High. The country superstar tells us how the new collection started with a scrapped album that he started in 2022, and how ultimately he was unhappy with the limitations that the record faced, as well as breaking past his own songwriting comfort zones. Urban also details working with Mike Elazondo on “Laughing All The Way To The Drank,” fleshing out his songs live, the influence that ELO and Robert Palmer have had on him, and recently covering Ariana Grande.

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Comedian Tim Heidecker joins Kyle Meredith to delve into the creative processes behind his latest album, Slipping Away. Listen to the interview now.

Known for his comedy projects like Tim and Eric, Heidecker’s new record showcases his personal and musical evolution, which deepened during the pandemic. “I was hesitant to get sincere because my comedy was so drenched in irony. But this record taps into deeper fears and anxieties,” Heidecker explains.

Outside of the album, we also get to hear about Heidecker's role in the upcoming A24 film Y2K, which is directed and co-written by Saturday Night Live alum Kyle Mooney. Heidecker also shares the fun story of the time he drove Pixies frontman Frank Black around in a minivan.

Listen to Tim Heidecker chat about all this and more in the new episode or watch it on YouTube. Please take the time to like, review, and subscribe to KMW wherever you get your podcasts, and keep up to date with all our series by following the Consequence Podcast Network.