Charlie Sheen Launches ‘Mostly Sheenius’ Podcast.

Charlie Sheen is ready to step behind the microphone as an interviewer rather than the interview subject. Three months after announcing plans to enter podcasting, the actor has set today (Nov. 12) as the premiere date for “Mostly Sheenius,” his new weekly interview series produced in partnership with Fox Corporation’s Red Seat Ventures. And he’s starting with a familiar Hollywood face: Michael Douglas.

The premiere episode, scheduled for release Thursday at 7am ET, reunites Sheen and Douglas for a conversation about Hollywood, Douglas’ new book and their experiences working together on the 1987 film “Wall Street.”

The launch marks a new chapter for Sheen, who has spent decades answering questions about his acting career, personal struggles and highly publicized controversies. This time, he will be the one asking the questions.

“Mostly Sheenius” will feature conversations with prominent figures from entertainment and popular culture, exploring the experiences, challenges and turning points that shaped their lives and careers. Sheen will also draw on his own experiences in Hollywood, sharing personal stories and observations during the interviews.

The lineup includes several people with longstanding personal and professional connections to Sheen. Martin Sheen is his father, Emilio Estevez is his brother, and Denise Richards is his former wife. Lowe and Sheen also share a history as members of Hollywood’s Brat Pack generation. Red Seat Ventures says other upcoming guests include Lowe, Sheen, Estevez, Bobby Lee, Richards and Jennifer Grey.

“It’s also a chance to dive deep into the narratives that resonate with all of us as I reconnect with friends from Hollywood, especially the ones who are still alive,” Sheen says in the show’s preview.

The series will be available on major podcast platforms, with full video episodes and exclusive content distributed through select digital channels. New episodes are scheduled weekly. The podcast is produced by STRAC Media, with Sheen and Todd Christopher serving as executive producers. Eric Pearce, Executive VP of Creator Operations at Red Seat Ventures, also serves as an executive producer.

Sheen’s television and film career spans more than four decades. He starred in films including “Platoon,” “Wall Street,” “Major League,” “Hot Shots!” and “The Three Musketeers,” before becoming one of television’s biggest stars with “Spin City” and “Two and a Half Men.” Most recently, he reunited with producer Chuck Lorre for a recurring role on the Max comedy “Bookie” and is attached to the upcoming series “Ramble On.” In recent years, Sheen has been equally known for his openness about his personal struggles, addiction, recovery and HIV diagnosis, making him one of Hollywood’s most candid and recognizable public figures.