Last Call with Carson Daly Season 12 Episode 17

Ep 17. Michael Voltaggio, Mariana Van Zeller, the Melvins, Tony Hinchcliffe

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  • March 2, 2015

Last Call with Carson Daly season 12 episode 17 welcomes a talented roster of guests including Michael Voltaggio, Mariana Van Zeller, the Melvins, and Tony Hinchcliffe.

Michael Voltaggio, a renowned chef and winner of season six of Top Chef, joins Daly to discuss his latest ventures in the culinary world. Voltaggio has been a mainstay in the Los Angeles food scene with his restaurant, ink., and his latest projects include a new cookbook, “Born to Cook,” and an upcoming restaurant in Santa Monica. Voltaggio shares his thoughts on how the food industry has changed over the years, his creative process for developing new dishes, and his plans for the future.

Mariana Van Zeller, an Emmy award-winning journalist and documentary filmmaker, sits down with Daly to talk about her latest project, “Trafficked with Mariana Van Zeller” on the National Geographic channel. The show takes a deep dive into the complex world of black markets, including guns, drugs, and even human organs. Van Zeller shares insights about the risks and challenges she faced while filming undercover, the importance of shedding light on these hidden markets, and the impact she hopes her work will have on the world.

The Melvins, an iconic punk rock band, join Daly to discuss their latest album, “Working with God,” which features collaborations with notable artists such as Krist Novoselic, Jeff Pinkus, and Dale Crover. The group has been a major influence on the punk rock scene since the 1980s and continues to inspire new generations of musicians today. The Melvins talk about how they’ve evolved their sound over the years, their creative process for making music, and their upcoming tour dates.

Finally, Tony Hinchcliffe, a stand-up comedian known for his edgy, no-holds-barred humor, takes the stage with Daly to perform a set. Hinchcliffe has made a name for himself with his appearances on Comedy Central’s “The Comedy Jam,” “Roast Battle,” and “The Joe Rogan Experience.” He also hosts his own podcast, “Kill Tony,” where comedians perform for a group of judges, including Hinchcliffe, who provide brutally honest feedback. Daly and Hinchcliffe discuss his comedy style, his experiences on the road, and his goals for the future.

Overall, Last Call with Carson Daly season 12 episode 17 is a diverse and engaging collection of guests that provides something for everyone. From the culinary world to the punk rock scene to the cutting-edge of comedy, this episode showcases the best and brightest of contemporary entertainment.

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Description
  • First Aired
    March 2, 2015
  • Content Rating
    Not Rated
  • Language
    English