Here’s a lengthy audio interview (30 minutes, 26 seconds) from NPR with 24 showrunner and executive producer Howard Gordon. This is a really great listen if you have the time – he explains a lot of the writing decisions made this year.
Source: Counting Down The Final Minutes Of ’24′: NPR

This Mary Lynn Rajskub radio interview is from April 12th, but it’s a pretty good listen. It closes with Rajskub choking and saying “I’m super high right now”, which is pretty much the funniest way to end an interview ever.
“When I take over CTU, it’s putting me in a position to have to deal with Jack not as an underling, now I’m having to grapple with the bigger decisions. Dealing directly with the President and sometimes undermining what I’m supposed to be doing: but I’m the boss! So, it’s a whole different relationship that I have with Jack.”
It definitely seems like the writers are going to be changing up the typical Jack/Chloe relationship in these final episodes. I’m going to throw a prediction out there (and it’s purely a guess), Jack Bauer might wind up going too far and Chloe will be the one forced to take him into custody.
Listen to it the full interview here: The Official Johnny Dare Morning Show website

Mary Lynn Rajskub was on WCSX’s Morning Show with Ken Calvert today to talk about the final episodes of 24.
“I was really put off at first because I was shocked at the ending,” she said. “But then when I went back and re-read the scripts, it’s pretty cool…it does kind of lead into a movie, but it’s a cool ending.”
She also talked about her character Chloe’s relationship with Sutherland’s character Jack Bauer in the final episodes.
“Jack and Chloe’s relationship is…crazy. I can’t even believe this stuff that I filmed. I’m not saying she dies or doesn’t die, but I’m saying the way her character wraps up is pretty awesome”.
You can listen to the full audio interview (8 minutes, 33 seconds) here. It’s a good listen as Mary is surprisingly candid when asked about the Dana Walsh storyline among other things.