Jason Bateman is an Emmy award–winning director and actor you know from projects like Ozark, Horrible Bosses, and Arrested Development. You can keep up with him as one-third of the SmartLess podcast trio, hear him reprise his role as the sly fox Nick Wilde in Zootopia 2 (November 26), and catch him starring opposite Jude Law in the new Netflix miniseries, Black Rabbit (September 18th). But how is he with spicy food? Find out as Bateman discusses the state of the talk show, the art of playing the straight man in comedy, and the iconic potty mouth of Dodgers legend Tommy Lasorda.
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