Don Lincoln Has Spent 30 Years Looking for Dark Matter and Has Absolutely No Idea What It Is
The Fermilab physicist makes a compelling case for something he cannot find, cannot name, and cannot stop thinking about.
Gayle King's Cheating Story Is a Perfect Disaster, and Megyn Kelly Cannot Get Enough of It
A bath towel, a Jamaican nanny, a pair of psychologists, and one very long ride to the train station.
Dr. Abud Bakri Knows Where the Peptides Come From, and It's All China
A 33-year-old internal medicine physician walks into the Huberman Lab and proceeds to explain why millions of people are injecting compounds sourced from one Croatian research group and one country.
Ex-Google Insider Mo Gawdat Says Your Job Has About Three Years
The former Google X chief business officer comes to The Diary of a CEO with a countdown clock and a dim view of Sam Altman's recent pivot to optimism.
Jessie Inchauspé Says Your Breakfast Is Why You Feel Terrible by 10 a.m.
The Glucose Goddess on sugar crashes, aging like a chicken in an oven, and why orange juice is basically a can of Coke.
Joe McMoneagle Says He Found Russia's Typhoon Sub With His Mind. A Soviet General Believed Him.
The CIA's star remote viewer told the National Security Council about a monster submarine. They called it fantasy. Then they took the photos.
Mark Bowden Reads the Room: Meghan's Empty Plaza, Blake's Fury, and Kylie's Headlock
The Nerve's body language expert makes his case that fame is just insecurity in expensive linen.
Benjamin Hardy Says You're Measuring Yourself Wrong, and He Has the Viktor Frankl Story to Prove It
The organizational psychologist behind 'The Gap and the Gain' explains why hitting your goals might make you feel worse, and what Mr. Beast figured out at 17 that most adults never do.
Don Lincoln Wants You to Understand Why Time Is Weirder Than You Think
A Fermilab physicist walks Lex Fridman through the history of spacetime, and the most interesting part is what nobody actually understands.
Five Guests on the Secret to a Good Marriage, and One of Them Is Actually Right
Shawn Ryan asks five people the same question and gets five answers that range from profound to a GPS dog collar ad.
David Bach's $27.40 Sermon Is Both Simple and Incomplete, Which Is Exactly the Point
The 'Automatic Millionaire' guy brought a brick of cash to London and made a very clean argument for a very messy reality.
Dr. Tara Narula Wants You to Stop Trying to Bounce Back
The cardiologist and TV medical correspondent makes the case that resilience isn't recovery, it's transformation, and your cardiovascular system is paying close attention either way.
Nate Bargatze Is Building a Theme Park With His Own Money and He Knows It's Crazy
The cleanest comedian in the game comes on This Past Weekend to talk about his new movie, his Nashville theme park, and why he thinks stand-up is the last place you can hear a real person.
Tina Fey Has No Beef with Timothée Chalamet, and God Is Fair
The 30 Rock creator stops by New Heights to settle the great Knicks game manspreading controversy once and for all.
Tina Fey on Athletes, Almonds, and Why She Can't Get Her Kids to Watch 30 Rock
The Kelce brothers haul in Tina Fey and Nate Bargatze for an episode that somehow covers manspreading at MSG, a Cleveland Guardians ownership stake, and the origin of Nashville hot chicken.
Michio Kaku Says We're Probably Not in a Simulation, and He Has 71 Years of Physics to Back It Up
The string theory co-founder visits Diary of a CEO and does something rare: he actually answers the big questions, then politely dismantles one of the internet's favorite cosmic theories.
Martin Mallaloy Flew to Austin from Cleveland and Stole Kill Tony's Entire Episode
A 60-year-old schizophrenic comedian with an enlarged prostate, a frog-killing past, and a Opie & Anthony legacy walks into the Comedy Mothership and leaves with a golden ticket.
Daniel Pink Has 26,000 Regrets to Show You, and That's the Good News
The author of 'The Power of Regret' joins Mel Robbins to make the case that the emotion you've been running from is actually the most useful one you have.
Jeff Cavaliere Says Your Back Pain Is a Glute Problem
The Athlean-X founder makes the case that the small muscles everyone ignores are the only reason the big lifts keep working.
Michio Kaku Will Not Tell You Whether Aliens Exist, No Matter What You Threaten
The theoretical physicist comes prepared with one answer for every question: maybe.
Ari Matti Came to America for Stand-Up and Ended Up in Stanley Park
The Estonian comedian tells Theo Von about gay cruising, communist censorship, and why a wet foot at 34 is a medical emergency.
Kristen Wiig and Tina Fey Compete to Have Had the Worst Adolescence
On a Graham Norton couch stacked with comedic talent, the real competition is who suffered more as a kid.
Steve Carell and Amy Poehler Compare Notes on Bombing, Boston, and the Baritone Horn
Two Second City survivors swap war stories, and the most revealing thing either of them says is about failure.
Will Ferrell Didn't Know He Wrote Elf, and Other Things Harland Williams Told Him
The Harland Highway podcast reunites two Superstar co-stars, produces a fake ancestry reveal, and somehow ends with a cappella cowbell.
Jennifer Lawrence Knows Exactly What She's Doing
On Good Hang, Lawrence shows up as the rare famous person who is simultaneously very funny, very real, and apparently very willing to flash Amy Poehler on a podcast.
Timothée Chalamet Tells Adam Sandler He Should Have a Golden Man in His Hand, and He Means It
Two of the most interesting actors working right now watch each other's movies and, somehow, neither one is wrong about the other.
Kristen Wiig Tells Amy Poehler She Packed Up Her Car After a Dollar-a-Minute Psychic Told Her to Move to LA
Two SNL legends talk Groundlings, ghosts, Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, and the particular horror of being asked to tell a story at a dinner party.
John Mulaney, John Mayer, Jimmy Carr, Jim Gaffigan, and Jim Downey Walk Into Conan's Podcast
Five guests, one episode, and a running lawsuit fantasy that somehow becomes the most coherent bit of the whole thing.
Aubrey Plaza Tells Amy Poehler About the Gorge Inside Her Grief
The most requested guest in Good Hang history shows up with sunglasses on, a sick dog, and more to say than she lets on.
Adam Sandler Plays Golf With Bryson DeChambeau and Mostly Gets Out of the Way
Happy Gilmore 2 is coming, Shooter McGavin got his name from a Darren McGavin connection, and yes, the jock strap came up.
Tina Fey Tells Amy Poehler She Has to Kill Every Time
The first episode of Good Hang is less a podcast debut than a reunion special where the guest happens to be the host's comedy wife.
Adam Sandler on Happy Gilmore 2, Bobby Boucher's NFL Career, and Why He Still Gets Nervous Around Taylor Swift
The Sandman shows up on New Heights and turns a sports podcast into a forty-minute masterclass in being exactly yourself.
Will Ferrell Drafted Ron Burgundy as QB and Bombed His SNL Debut. He's Fine With Both.
The Anchorman star visits New Heights to talk hockey stunts, getting rejected twenty times on Anchorman, and why Lorne Michaels is constitutionally incapable of a compliment.
Bill Hader and Ted Danson Bond Over the One Thing Funnier People Are Supposed to Hide
Two of the most decorated comedy actors alive spend ninety minutes comparing anxiety attacks, SNL nightmares, and the specific horror of bombing in front of a Sarah Palin crowd.
Adam Sandler on Bombing, Kevin Meany, and Why He Said Yes to the Netflix Special
Two hours and forty minutes of comedians talking about comedy, and almost none of it is boring.
Bill Hader on Celebrity Text Chains, Van Halen Brothers, and the Oompa Loompa Union Meeting That Went Nowhere
The Barry creator stops by The Best Show to discuss fake press conferences, David Lee Roth's inexplicable EP, and a pitch to the Roald Dahl estate that died on arrival.
Tina Fey on Las Culturistas: Great Americans, Mozzarella Stick Math, and the Danger of Having Opinions
The woman who wrote Mean Girls shows up, delivers a masterclass in institutional wisdom, and tells Bowen Yang his podcast career has maybe one year left.
Bill Hader Accidentally Poisoned Himself Before Bill Burr's Show, and Barry Is Still Great
Two Bills meet for the first time and spend an hour talking about nut allergies, Scientology acting classes, and why Eddie Murphy should have kept going.
John Mulaney Ate Hot Wings at 11 a.m. and Told the Truth About Rehab
Baby J is Mulaney's best special, he says, and on Hot Ones he gave you the receipts between tears and fish-food flavors.
John Mulaney on Arenas, Amsterdam, and Talking to Thousands Like It's a Secret
The comedian, his director, and David Byrne walk through what it actually costs to make a massive show feel like a private confession.
Andy Cohen and Scheana Shay Break Down the Vanderpump Reunion That Required a Separate Trailer and a Restraining Order
A hundred yards of legal compliance, one revenge dress, and a confession that blew up the whole story.
John Mulaney Tells Theo Von About the Gorilla in His Head
Two comedians who have spent serious time in the wreckage compare notes on cocaine, sobriety, and chasing the version of yourself that existed before things got dark.
John Mulaney on Arenas, Addiction, and the SNL Writer Who Thought He Could Dress Himself
Mulaney joins Dana Carvey and David Spade to talk sobriety, Madison Square Garden, and why Mickey Rooney wanted to shoot a serial killer.
Will Ferrell Runs a Hamster Wheel 50 Feet in the Air and Still Had to Sing
A quarantine-era Conan interview that doubles as proof Will Ferrell genuinely cannot stop performing, even when strapped inside a steel contraption above a film set.
John Mulaney on Subway Showtime, Michael Jordan's Hitler Mustache, and the Susan Boyle Fortune Nobody Saw Coming
The comedian visits Desus & Mero and proves that a guy who stays humble by not leaving his apartment has extremely strong opinions about everything.
Will Ferrell Thought the Last Dab Was Just Ceremonial. It Was Not.
The comedy legend shows up without Julia Louis-Dreyfus, with an active ulcer, and still eats every wing.
John Mulaney Bought Too Many Snacks for David Byrne and Other Confessions From the Sack Lunch Bunch
At the 92nd Street Y, Mulaney, co-writer America Ferrera, director Reese Mishler, and composer Eli Bolin explained how a Netflix children's special got made on four days of budget, zero days of certainty, and one emergency Pedialyte.
Tina Fey Tells Oprah She's Basically Retired, Mostly Means It
At a Weight Watchers arena show in Minneapolis, Fey is loose, funny, and quietly revealing about cortisol, Cool Whip, and what happens after you've done everything you wanted to do.
Bill Hader and John Mulaney Spend an Hour Not Talking About Barry
The 92nd Street Y asked two of television's best comedy writers about a prestige HBO drama. They mostly talked about Casey Kasem and Eliot Spitzer.
Jason Bateman and Bill Hader Discover They Are Basically the Same Person
Two actor-directors sit down and spend an hour cheerfully confirming each other's worldview.