Comedian, actor, and director Michael Rapaport is the creator of I AM RAPAPORT: STEREO PODCAST. His film accolades include True Romance, Sully, and Mighty Aphrodite. Some listeners may remember him as the friendly cop who dated Phoebe in Friends. Rapaport always shares his honest opinion with his community. Listeners should expect plenty of swearing.

In the podcast, Rapaport talks about everything he loves and hates. The host shares his musical favorites, from hip-hop and rap to world music and jazz. He also talks about great movies and the sports teams everyone should follow.

Fellow actor Dean Collins aka The Young Shooter, joins him as I AM RAPAPORT: STEREO PODCAST cohost. They both starred together in the TV series The War At Home. Listeners can expect debates and hilarious conversations when these two come together. They rate their top documentaries of all time and which films should have won Oscars. They also discuss sports news and review players from Michael Jordan to Tiger Woods.

After over a thousand episodes, the list of guests who have joined the podcast is extensive. Legendary basketball player Chris Mullin talks about school basketball. He shares his famous workouts and what it was like trying out for the Olympics. Social media star and journalist Aaron Rupar also joins. He gives thoughts about future presidential elections and getting removed from Twitter. Talk turns to favorite directors when Rapaport interviews actor Alec Baldwin. The two also discuss what he thinks about famous people online.

Throughout the series, Rapaport also discusses his acting experiences. He describes what it was like starring in True Romance in his early 20s alongside Christian Slater and Patricia Arquette. He got his makeup done alongside Val Kilmer and met Samuel L Jackson at his wardrobe fitting. It's an exciting insight from the set of one of the most iconic films. He explains how he still enjoys watching it years later.

I AM RAPAPORT: STEREO PODCAST is a high-energy podcast with plenty of debate and humor. All topics, from Roe v. Wade to the Super Bowl, are up for discussion. It's honest, unfiltered, and entertaining throughout.