Season 6

2026 · 7 episodes

Episodes

1Sarah ShermanWhat happens when you put Saturday Night Live star and alt-comedy icon Sarah Sherman (aka Sarah Squirm) inside a Titan Casket? She immediately calls it a "doom canoe" and brings absolute chaos to Grave Conversations. Host David Dastmalchian gets in the casket with Sarah to discuss her brutal hatred of Chicago deep-dish pizza, what happens when "nepo babies" mutate, and why she is convinced Colin Jost's skin is made of wax. Plus, Sarah explains why she wants to haunt 30 Rock, how she plans to die in the Bermuda Triangle, why reincarnated as Justin Bieber would suck, and delivers an unhinged 60-second eulogy you have to hear to believe.
2Roz HernandezRoz Hernandez has spent years talking about the afterlife as a paranormal investigator, but how does she feel about her own mortality? In this unique episode of Grave Conversations, ‪@rozhernandezthedoll‬ joins David Dastmalchian to talk about how interviewing people about their paranormal experiences has actually cured her fear of death. The two discuss the beauty of being a misunderstood clown, the realities of being a trans comedian touring America, and why Roz believes ghosts who haunt places are just souls refusing to move on.
3Leigh WhannellHorror Master Leigh Whannell has spent his career scaring audiences, but in this profoundly moving episode, he opens up about the real-life horrors of sudden loss and grief. Joining David Dastmalchian inside a casket, Leigh discusses the devastating suicide of his brother-in-law, why depression is a disease just like cancer, and how the reality of grief looks nothing like the movies. Leigh also shares how he infused all of that pain into Wolf Man, and the importance of being present It’s a beautiful, honest, and unforgettable conversation.
4Jimmi SimpsonWhat happens when you put incredible character actor Jimmi Simpson (Black Mirror, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Dark Matter) inside a Titan Casket? He opens up about his past and his terrifying near-death motorcycle crash, and his deep love for 80s cereal. In this Grave Conversations, David Dastmalchian talks to Jimmi about the moment he got the offer for Black Mirror's "USS Callister," how he approaches playing evil characters, and why he embraces the philosophy of Alan Watts. Plus, Jimmi talks about joining The Walking Dead universe, what it takes to be the "best cat dad," and delivers a profoundly beautiful 60-second eulogy.
5Martin StarrWhat happens when you put comedic icon Martin Starr (Freaks and Geeks, Silicon Valley, Party Down) inside a Titan Casket? He immediately breaks the lid and derails the show. In this beautifully grounded (and structurally damaged) episode of Grave Conversations, Martin joins David Dastmalchian to discuss the terrifying realization of the finality of death, why karma is the most natural law of the universe, and why he almost left Hollywood entirely to become a veterinarian. From profound reflections on religion and the afterlife to the deep gratitude he feels for his wife and his time volunteering with the Big Slick charity, this is Martin Starr at his most vulnerable.
6Blöthar the BerserkerWhat happens when you put an immortal space barbarian inside a Titan Casket? He immediately starts complaining about Al, plans a fight with General Custer in a Costco parking lot, and explains why everyone at his funeral must be 100% naked. In this wildly chaotic episode of Grave Conversations, David Dastmalchian gets into the casket with Blöthar the Berserker, the legendary frontman of GWAR. Blöthar explains why they started covering Chappell Roan's "Pink Pony Club," the reality of the blood and bile at their shows, and why he actually wants humanity to disappear forever. Plus, Blöthar delivers a brutal, unhinged 60-second eulogy for the entire human race.
7Adam ConoverWhat happens when you put Adam Conover (Adam Ruins Everything, The G Word) inside a Titan Casket? In this sharp and wildly funny episode of Grave Conversations, David Dastmalchian gets into the casket with Adam to talk about the "new Great Depression" of the entertainment industry, why he deliberately shows up exactly 5 minutes late to everything, and why a restaurant menu with 50 items is a massive red flag. Plus, Adam shares his genuinely comforting theory on why we shouldn't fear death and delivers a very honest 60-second eulogy.