It’s our first day! Neil Patrick Harris (Wig, How I Met Your Mother) tells us why you shouldn’t do magic tricks for your own children.
Olivia Wilde (Booksmart, Drinking Buddies) talks about the move from getting coffee for actors to becoming one herself, and why you definitely shouldn’t take her investing advice.
Oscar winning actor Sam Rockwell (Fosse/Verdon on FX, Three Billboards) talks about what it’s like when your hotel room is next to Christopher Walken's.
Lena Dunham (Girls, The C Word podcast) talks about when you and your friend give each other tattoos, and Justin talks about the problem with using a flip phone when you’re the Mac guy.
Chef Wolfgang Puck tells Justin about turning points in his life, and why he can’t stand the smell of peanut butter.
Anna Chlumsky (Veep) tells us what's cool about being a nerd, and Justin makes fun of her Chicago accent.
Comedian JB Smoove (Curb Your Enthusiasm, Spiderman: Far From Home) figures out with Justin how they’d rob a bank on a layover. And if they did, what president mask he would wear.
Jeremy Renner (Avengers, The Hurt Locker) tells Justin about his evolution from working at a mall makeup counter to playing Hawkeye in the most successful movie franchise of all time. And why his “resting angry face” helps him give zero f***ks in life.
Justin talks to comedian Neal Brennan (co-creator of Chappelle’s Show, 3 Mics) in front of an audience for his first-ever live show, and they talk about why ten kids is too many for a family. Special thanks to Sonos for hosting us. And check out Neal's new podcast "How Neal Feel"
Fran Drescher (The Nanny, author of Cancer Schmancer) talks to Justin about where she got that amazing laugh, and the key to a long life (hint: it's lemon water).
Kevin Bacon (Footloose, Tremors) tells Justin he’s married to his cousin, and what it was like to be there when Jack Nicholson filmed that famous scene in “A Few Good Men.” And Justin and Christian debate whether they’d rather give up all Kevin Bacon movies, or eating bacon.
Jesse Eisenberg (The Art of Self Defense, The Social Network) talks with Justin about the antiquated notion of “winning” in professional basketball, and how he has no desire to relax.
Cobie Smulders (Avengers, How I Met Your Mother) talks with Justin about running faster than Tom Cruise and how being diagnosed with cancer -- and beating it -- changed her life. Also! Life Is Short is going on tour! Check out https://www.justinlonglive.com/ for tickets and more information.
Chris Jericho (WWE, Jay and Silent Bob Reboot) talks with Justin about the ins and outs of life as a professional wrestler and they find out that they both love drinking Shirley Temples.
Lea Thompson (Back to the Future) explains why she thinks having a baby means you can’t be a movie star anymore. Justin geeks out over Back to the Future, and gets to practice his Minnesota accent.
Max Greenfield (New Girl, The Neighborhood) shares some hilarious parenting stories, and tells Justin all about his SNL themed Bar Mitzvah. Justin and Max talk about fun “behind the scenes” moments from their days on New Girl.
Jim Gaffigan (Quality Time, American Dreamer) tells Justin that he would much rather be thought of as a funny comedian, rather that a clean comedian you can listen to with your kid. Justin and Jim discuss how important it is to feel content where your life is, and to have friends that ground you.
Anna Faris (Mom, Unqualified) and Justin do some improv acting and talk about their views on love and life. Anna tells Justin about her complicated relationship with New Zealand.
Tony Hale (Veep, Arrested Development) gives Justin his best tips for living life to the fullest, such as practicing contentment, being present, and not giving power to the stuff that doesn’t matter.
Amy Sedaris (Strangers with Candy, At Home with Amy Sedaris) tells Justin quirky stories about some of her favorite jobs over the years, playing and learning from her godsons, and growing up in a Greek Orthodox family in the South.
Donald Faison (Scrubs, Emergence) tells Justin about his experience playing the iconic “Murray” in Clueless, and the downsides of smoking weed with your mom.
Emmanuelle Chriqui (Entourage, Waiting) and Justin reminisce about their days on and off set in New Orleans filming Waiting, and how she maintains such a chill vibe.
Jonah Hill (Mid90s, The Wolf of Wall Street) talks to Justin about their friendship over the years and about the time he lived in Justin’s pantry.
Neil deGrasse Tyson (Letters From an Astrophysicist) tells Justin the real story of why Pluto is no longer a planet. Then, Neil reminisces about the time he told James Cameron about a huge astronomical error in Titanic.
Judy Greer (Kidding, Playing with Fire) and Justin chat about their experience working on the Mac vs PC commercial together. Judy tells Justin how transcendental meditation changed her life.
Kevin Smith (Jay and Silent Bob Reboot, Clerks) and Justin swap stories from Tusk, Zack and Miri Make A Porno and all the other projects they’ve worked on together. And Kevin talks about how his Catholic upbringing was a gateway to his worship of superheroes.
Bill Burr (Paper Tiger) talks to Justin about making the most out of each day, and how sometimes, the only way to forget about an awkward memory is to shout it out of your mind while you’re alone in the shower.
Tim Robbins (Castle Rock, The Shawshank Redemption) talks with Justin about the importance of his new movie, Dark Waters. Tim tells Justin about how his experience living in New Orleans changed his life and how theater can bring people together.
Grandma Jody (Justin and Christian’s 102 year old grandmother!) talks with Justin about the amazing and abundant life she has led. Justin learns some family history that he never knew, and Jody’s humor, kindness and zeal for life is truly infectious.
Jeff Garlin (Our Man In Chicago, Curb Your Enthusiasm) talks to Justin about the funniest ghost he’s ever encountered and how important it is to turn bitterness into kindness.
Jameela Jamil (The Good Place) talks with Justin about the wild ride that is her life and they bond over their mutual affection for her life partner, musician James Blake. Plus she has a bone to pick with Justin over his role in Jeepers (F***ing) Creepers.
Billy Crudup (The Morning Show) and Justin bond over their Eagle Scout pasts, and their appreciation for handkerchiefs. Billy gives Justin a tutorial on how to make the perfect homemade popcorn (hint: the olive oil should be from Spain).
Michelle Wolf (Joke Show on Netflix) talks to Justin about her memorable experience performing at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, and how it was surprisingly the calmest moment of her life.
Jerry O’Connell (Stand By Me, Jerry O' Show) and Justin reminisce about their first friend date, Justin’s love of “Stand By Me,” and Jerry’s childhood growing up during the 70s and 80s in Manhattan.
Fred Armisen (Moonbase 8) talks to Justin about the SNL writing process, his love of music and playing the drums, and the inspirations for the characters and sketches on Portlandia.
Rob Corddry (The Unicorn) talks to Justin about the inspiration behind his TV show Childrens Hospital, how he learned to be productive, and how his understanding of success has changed over the years.
Katie Couric (Stand Up To Cancer, Katie Couric Media) talks to Justin about how she has approached challenging and high profile interviews over the years, she tells Justin about what she has learned about her interviewing style, and Katie and Justin bond over their love of Leslie Jordan.
Ralph Macchio (Cobra Kai) talks to Justin about his experience as a kid actor, how he remained grounded after becoming famous, and Ralph reflects on his most iconic film roles.
Matthew McConaughey (Greenlights) talks to Justin about his new memoir, he reflects on his childhood in Texas, and Matthew shares his thoughts on people imitating him.
D’Arcy Carden (The Good Place) talks to Justin about trying to adopt a puppy during quarantine, her awkward Harry Styles encounter, and being a nanny for Bill Hader’s family.
Jeff Corwin (Ocean Treks with Jeff Corwin) talks to Justin about how he fell in love with wildlife, a near death experience he had after being bit by a snake, and the trauma he underwent after an elephant attack.
Will Forte (Saturday Night Live, MacGruber) talks to Justin about what inspires his style of comedy, Will opens up about his OCD, and Justin helps him answer unread text messages.
Amanda Knox (The Truth About Crime, Labyrinths) talks to Justin about her experience being wrongfully convicted of murder, she reflects on her turbulent experience with the media, and she tells a sweet story about how she met her husband.
Anthony Mackie (Avengers: Endgame, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier) talks to Justin about what it was like growing up in New Orleans, his love of Broadway and live theater, and the career advice that Morgan Freeman once gave him.
Louie Anderson (Coming 2 America) tells Justin about how he created his iconic character on Baskets, the moment he realized he wanted to be a comedian, and they both connect over loved ones who have passed.
Dr. Jane Goodall (The Jane Goodall Hopecast podcast) talks to Justin about her first memories of gravitating towards animals, how her connection with chimps has changed the way she connects with humans, and she reflects on her life long work as an activist.
Sal Vulcano (Taste Buds podcast) talks to Justin about some of his favorite moments on Impractical Jokers, he reads hilarious texts from his mom, and Sal tells the story behind his thigh tattoo of Jaden Smith.
Reggie Watts (The Late Late Show, Comedy Bang Bang) talks to Justin about his experience growing up in a biracial family in Montana, his early days when he was just getting started in comedy, and his love for John Hughes movies.
Jon Bon Jovi (2020) talks to Justin about how he adjusted to fame during the early days of his career, his experience releasing a new record during the pandemic, and Jon tells Justin about the Jon Bon Jovi Soul Foundation, an organization aimed at tackling issues related to food insecurity and homelessness.
Rachael Ray (Nutrish, The Rachael Ray Foundation) tells Justin about some particularly tough kitchen related injuries she’s sustained, she and Justin reminisce about Justin’s mom appearing on her show, and Rachael’s husband joins in to tell the details about the loss of their house due to a fire.
Zack Snyder (Zack Snyder’s Justice League, Army of the Dead) talks to Justin about his signature filmmaking style, how he became interested in comic books and Zack opens up about a tragedy that occurred in his family.
Eric Bauza (Space Jam: A New Legacy) shows Justin his wildly talented voice over skills, he talks about the importance of having more diversity with regard to voice over talent, and Eric stresses the importance of using your voice and not giving up on yourself.
Adam Carolla (I’m Your Emotional Support Animal: Navigating Our All Woke, No Joke Culture) talks to Justin about starting out in the entertainment business with no connections, the time he trained Jimmy Kimmel in boxing, and he tells Justin his thoughts on cancel culture and the "woke police".
Nick Frost (The Nevers) talks to Justin about his quarantine experience, Justin asks about the crazy jobs he had before becoming an actor, and Nick talks about his recent ADHD diagnosis.
Paris Hilton (This Is Paris) opens up to Justin about the trauma that she experienced in an abusive boarding school, she explains the inspiration for the public persona that she has created and Paris tells Justin about what inspired her to get into podcasting.
Stephen Root (Barry) talks to Justin about his iconic role in Office Space, his work as a character actor, and they reminisce about their time working on the movie Dodgeball.
Wilmer Valderrama (NCIS) talks to Justin about becoming a first time dad, the stereotypes that he dealt with when he moved back to America from Venezuela, and he tells Justin how he developed the character of Fez on That '70s Show.
Sara Bareilles (Girls5Eva) tells Justin about her musical influences, the experience of performing her song “Gravity” with Elton John, and how she got involved in Tina Fey’s new TV show.
Adam Brody (The Kid Detective, Promising Young Woman) talks to Justin about his experience on The O.C., how Vince Vaughn inspired his acting when he was getting started, and how Adam and his wife navigated welcoming a new baby during the pandemic.
Darius Rucker (“Beers and Sunshine”) talks to Justin about diversity and inclusion in the country music space, the artists that have inspired him, and the origin of Hootie & the Blowfish.
Michael Pollan (This is Your Mind on Plants, The Omnivore’s Dilemma) talks to Justin about the cultural benefits to psychedelic drugs, his personal journey of quitting caffeine, and he gives some sage advice on the best way to eat.
David Duchovny (The Reservoir, Gestureland) talks to Justin about how he almost turned down his iconic role on The X- Files, he debunks a common misconception about himself, and Justin and David compare notes on their individual experiences with prostate exams.
Minnie Driver (Modern Love, Cinderella) shares a special memory about her experience working with Robin Williams, she gives a behind the scenes peek into the filming of Good Will Hunting, and Minnie talks about what inspired her new podcast.
John Stamos (The Grand Scheme: Snatching Sinatra podcast, Big Shot) talks to Justin about getting sober, they discuss the notion of staying friends with your exes, and John tells Justin about how he got involved with performing with The Beach Boys.
Deepak Chopra (Activating the Divine Feminine: The Path to Wholeness) shares with Justin his philosophy on aging, he reflects on the ideas of frustration and stress, and Deepak opens up about what made him start meditating.
David Koechner (F Is for Family) shares some hilarious behind the scenes stories from his time filming Anchorman, he tells Justin about his experience working on Saturday Night Live, and David gives some tips and tricks on doing convincing accents.
Rainn Wilson (Metaphysical Milkshake podcast, Killing Hollywood: the Cotton Club Murder on Audible) talks to Justin about growing up in the Baha’i faith, living in Nicaragua as a small child, and how he developed the character of Dwight Schrute on The Office.
Cecily Strong (This Will All Be Over Soon, Schmigadoon!) and Justin discuss her new book about processing grief during the pandemic, some of her most memorable SNL characters, and they swap impressions of their favorite 90 Day Fiancé cast members.
Seth Green (Robot Chicken) talks to Justin about what it was like being a child actor, working with Mike Meyers on the Austin Powers movies, and Seth’s wife joins in for a fun ‘lighting round’.
Lewis Black (Accepted, The Daily Show) and Justin chat about their mutual love of theater, the origins of Black’s angry stand-up persona, and share some favorite memories from projects they’ve worked on together.
Melanie Lynskey (Heavenly Creatures, Two and a Half Men) and Justin talk about working on Lady of the Manor while navigating new motherhood on set, her misophonia, and Melanie’s husband, Jason Ritter, hops on to shed some light on recent hairstyle drama in their house.
H. Jon Benjamin (Bob’s Burgers, Wet Hot American Summer) and Justin chat about Archer’s most recent season, their newfound quarantine hobby of bird-watching, and Jon shares a story that is the definition of a bathroom emergency.
Ryan Phillippe (I Know What You Did Last Summer, Flags of Our Fathers) talks about flexing his comedy chops as the straight man in Lady of The Manor, his passion for Tae Kwon Do, and he and Justin compare and contrast coming of age in Hollywood today.
Fred Savage (The Princess Bride, Austin Powers in Goldmember) and Justin discuss one of his favorite shows, The Wonder Years, both past and present, as they dissect what makes the reboot as special as ever and Fred shares the ins and outs of that infamous Seinfeld scene.
Stanley Tucci (Taste: My Life Through Food, Big Night) chats with Justin about his upbringing in the kitchen, quarantine dinners with his in-laws, and how he may have stumbled upon the secret ingredient to the best tomatoes.
Annaleigh Ashford (Masters of Sex, B Positive) and Justin talk about her Broadway days, from horror stories with patrons to working with Matthew Broderick, and all of the care that went into creating her portrayal of Paula Jones on the newest installment of American Crime Story.
The legendary David Copperfield (The Magic of David Copperfield, The Incredible Burt Wonderstone) tells Justin about inventing his first magic trick at twelve years old, how technology and magic go hand-in-hand, and what really happens when an illusion goes dangerously awry.
Bobby Moynihan (Mr. Mayor) and Justin break down Bobby’s time on SNL, including his gutsy audition, the evolution of his hilarious animated show, Loafy, and shares an incredible star-studded Comic-Con story.
Corey Feldman (Stand By Me, The Goonies) shares about his past struggles, his experiences with heavy-hitters Steven Spielberg, Rob Reiner, and the late River Phoenix, plus the joy that music has brought him.
Joe Gatto (Impractical Jokers, The Misery Index) and Justin chat all things plant-based diets, how the FBI setup a sting operation in his parent's bathroom, and the absolute worst reaction to a joke gone wrong.
Alan Cumming (Spy Kids, Golden Eye) and Justin discuss Alan’s relationship with Tonka the chimp, the nuances that surround his Scottish identity, and Alan shares a story about his first encounter with acclaimed director, Stanley Kubrick.
Roselyn Sanchez (Act of Valor, Rush Hour 2) tells Justin all about the reboot of Fantasy Island, her experience working with legend Jackie Chan, and they touch on her incredible charitable contributions.
Dan Harris (Good Morning America, 10% Happier) talks with Justin about his experience being shot at as a correspondent for ABC News, the moment that led him to finding meditation, and the continued practice of learning how to quiet the noise and live presently.
Alyssa Milano (Who’s The Boss, Charmed) and Justin chat about her start as a child star, all of her accomplishments and passion in the world of political and social activism, and she and Justin learn that they are fans of the same flavor of Chapstick.
Steve Zahn (White Lotus, War for the Planet of the Apes) tells Justin about quarantining in Toronto a hotel room, they relive their favorite memories from Strange Wilderness, and Steve adds an extra answer to the lightning round!
Fortune Feimster (The Mindy Project, Sweet & Salty) and Justin talk about the origin of her name, they trade some stellar grandma stories, and Fortune reveals a handful of hilarious red carpet interview stories from her first Hollywood job.
Anderson Cooper (CNN) and Justin talk about his upbringing in the Vanderbilt family and his fasciation with the Astors, his hilarious friendship with Andy Cohen and why he wanted to do his podcast "All There Is" about how we process grief.
Happy New Year! The guys kick off 2024 with a recap about their holidays — how Justin accosted two strangers to procure Santa hats. They’re still trying to figure out wha the loser of their football bet has to do. A listener named Christian writes in with an impressive squirrel-theme rap. Finally, Zach from Indiana writes in praising “Going The Distance,” and Christian’s ability to keep Justin on track.
Josh Gad (Gutenberg! The Musical!, Frozen) and Justin talk about working with actor Andrew Rannells on both “Book of Mormon,” and his latest show “Gutenberg! The Musical!,” how his kids handle attention from the public, and his seemingly contrasting passions for both sports and musical theater.
The guys talk about the trips they both recently went on: Justin & Kate to Big Sur for her birthday (in which they had a friendly run in with Bo Burnham and Phoebe Bridgers ????) and Christian & Maggie to Costa Rica where they were accosted by monkeys, but fell in love with the laid back, phone-free atmosphere. Then we read a letter from Nancy with a glowing endorsement for Christian’s “scratch bar” idea. Finally, Stacy calls in saying she has the same issue as Christian with hands rubbing together.
Tony Robbins (The Holy Grail of Investing) and Justin talk about how his upbringing influenced his motivation to help people, what it was like to take Ayahuasca, and he spills a few investing secrets.
The guys are in the “man” cave together for a discussion about how Christian has 99 problems and an eviscerated opossum IS one. Justin gets his rental car stuck in the snow and lives to tell the tale (thanks to Larry). Then we read a letter from Lizzy with praise for the roundabout stories that open the show. Finally, a listener named Crystal calls in to talk about how she’s handy around the house like a blue collar “life-r.”
Noah Hawley (Fargo) and Justin talk about the state of award shows, what inspired the storyline for the 5th season of “Fargo,” and how his mother’s writing career shaped his own.
The guys are still together this week, so they take the opportunity to walk down memory lane, discuss the benefits of a coffee warmer and compare their brotherly dynamic to the Kelce Brothers. We read a letter from Katie praising the show for keeping her spirits up through difficult times. Finally, a listener named Zoe leaves a voicemail pitching the genius idea for a destination funeral.
Melissa Rauch (Night Court) and Justin talk about what it’s like to star in the Night Court reboot, how she broke into the industry, and how she used to hand out flyers outside Broadway shows before making it as an actress.
This week the guys discuss the joys of having a snow day with the nephews in Connecticut, and Christian reveals a bougie gripe he has with his favorite massage parlor. A listener named Tara Tiffany writes in from Ireland to ask if the guys would rather find maggots or toenails in their food. Julie calls in to reveal she made the turtle figurine for Justin and she offers some potential new lightning round questions.
Zach Woods (In The Know, Silicon Valley) and Justin discuss their similar aversion to technology (despite the roles they've played), how they handle being accosted by overly friendly drunk fans, and what it was like to work with Mike Judge on his new show “In The Know.”
The guys discuss Justin’s mostly naked honeymoon experience on a remote island, and he updates us on the status of Teak the cat’s peen problems. A listener named Patrick writes in with a not-so-bad name suggestion for Christian’s scratch bar idea. Finally, Casey calls in with a NY Jets/Taylor Swift-themed Would You Rather (and the guys tread lightly with their answers).
Mark-Paul Gosselaar (Found, Saved By The Bell) and Justin talk about his iconic Zack Morris character in Saved By the Bell, how he avoided being typecast, and they clear up a silly little rumor about competing for the same roles.
The guys have a lot to say about the Super Bowl this week and “they don’t both have to have bet $50 on the Chiefs.” Then we read a letter from Betsy who shares her personal tales of the paranormal. Finally, Ellis from Colorado calls in asking how the guys met their significant others, who made the first move and what advice they have for a long marriage.
Steve Aoki (HiROQUEST 2: Double Helix) and Justin talk about his interest in cold plunging and longevity research, how he manages his demanding DJ schedule, and how his father’s impressive legacy lives on.
Best friend of the show Jerry O’Connell calls in from the gym for a quick chat about what he did for his 50th birthday. Then we read a letter from Soraya asking for advice about setting boundaries with siblings. Finally, Brad calls in to shout out his wife Ellis and he asks about the gender breakdown of the show and the guys’ thoughts about AI.
Bob Costas (MLB Network) and Justin talk about his long career as a sportscaster for NBC, how he got his start calling minor league hockey games and why he believes The Kansas City Chiefs are America’s team.
This week Justin talks about his efforts to watch all the Oscar noms, and Christian muses on what makes going to the DMV so miserable. Then we read a letter from Kyla whose friend was a college classmate of Justin’s (and she has some opinions of him from back then). Finally, Tiffany calls in asking for advice on how to make a Costco meet-cute into a real friendship.
Charles Duhigg (Supercommunicators) and Justin talk about his most recent book about how we can communicate better, his research on the different kinds of conversations we have in every day life and how we can break bad habits.
This week, the guys gush over this season of The Bachelor and they come to the realization that they’re both team Daisy. Then, Brydie the phlebotomist writes in to express how their brotherly banter remind her of her own boys. Finally, Daniel calls in to say thank you for playing his abandoned voicemail on the pod and to relate about not being the stereotypical “manly” man.
Esther Perel (Where Should We Begin?) and Justin talk about her groundbreaking couple's therapy podcast "Where Should We Begin," how resentment builds and can damage a relationship, and why telling stories can help strengthen bonds between friends and lovers.
Today on the show Justin asks Christian to help him navigate a predicament involving parking and pizza, and Christian thinks we should make some changes to the alphabet and keep G hard. Molly from Cincinnati writes in wondering about the origin of Poodollar, plus she gives Christian some ideas for his bad back. Finally, Angie from Cleveland calls in wondering whether people with real words as names feel weird when they hear it.
Jesse Tyler Ferguson (Modern Family, Dinner's On Me) and Justin talk about the lasting cultural impact of his role on "Modern Family," how he came out to his father and what to expect from the new season of his podcast, "Dinner's On Me."
Today on the show, Christian fills us in on his week cosplaying as a snow bird in Marco Island, Florida. Then, a listener named Iliana writes in with a recommendation for a birding podcast, and she ends it with a bird-themed WYR. Finally, Pam from Halifax calls in to share her own supernatural experience in Japan.
Kyle Maclachlan (Varnamtown, Portlandia) and Justin talk about his riveting new podcast, Varnamtown, his experience working with David Lynch on Dune, Blue Velvet and Twin Peaks, and his passion as a vintner with his own winery Pursued By Bear.
Today on the show the guys talk about the Bachelor finale and why they were both surprised at Joey’s choice (even though both women are gems). Then, Daniel the Elvis impersonator writes in thinking he might have had a beer with Justin in an airport bar in Atlanta. Finally, Carla the speech pathologist calls in to clue the guys in on the phonetic alphabet, and she offers up a musical WYR.
Katey Sagal (PIE podcast, Married With Children) and Justin talk about her upbringing in Hollywood, her early career as a singer, how she got cast in Married With Children and her new podcast with husband Kurt Sutter called PIE.
This week on the show, the guys discuss how Christian scrapped plans for a humidor for a new juicer and he can’t get enough. Then, we read a letter from Kaitlin about an acquaintance’s ASMR Spa business offering scratching. Finally, Danielle from Indiana calls in with a story somewhat related to (but worse than) Justin’s broken capillary issue.
John Quiñones (ABC News) and Justin talk about his upbringing in San Antonio, Texas, how the Upward Bound program changed his life, what made him want to become a journalist and what he's learned about human nature from working on the show, "What Would You Do?"
This week on the show, the guys discuss how Christian finally cleaned out his childhood bedroom, and they recount their wild night out in New York City (including a Larry David encounter). Then, Christi writes in asking about how Christian manages to put lotion on his hands without rubbing them together and she gives us a WYR about using a sexy voice on the pod or Shrek voice on a date. Finally, Jackie from Utah calls in asking about what things women do that the guys find attractive.
Phil Rosenthal (Somebody Feed Phil) and Justin talk about the origin of his it show "Everybody Loves Raymond," the importance of trying new things, and what it's like to work with his brother on his Netflix travel show "Somebody Feed Phil."
This week on the show, the guys talk about Christian’s “intimidating” experience at a memorial service, and Justin has yet another awkward social interaction at a restaurant for us to analyze. Nicole writes in with lovely things to say about the show topped off with 3 thought-provoking Would You Rathers. Finally, Nico from Alberta calls in to ask about where the cutoff is to be considered “short,” as a man.
Astro Alexandra (space communicator) and Justin talk about her unique career in science communications, how she developed her lifelong curiosity with science and why social media isn't all bad.
This week on the show the guys both have frustrating coffee-fetching experiences, and Justin is obsessed with pickleball despite being shamed on the court. Nancy writes in with a Would You Rather about reliving (and then forgetting) your best day or your worst day ever. American Airlines flight attendant John Stanley leaves two unforgettable messages filled with lighthearted corrections.
Dr. Phil McGraw (We've Got Issues) and Justin talk about what he's learned about America through his 20 years in TV, why he started his own cable network Merit Street Media, his original dream of being an airline pilot and they get into the important social topics covered in his latest book, "We've Got Issues: How You Can Stand Strong for America's Soul and Sanity."
This week on the show, Justin tells us a story about getting a cold hug from Kris Jenner at a Hollywood party, and Christian has a run in with an intimidating turkey. Then Mike from Pittsburgh writes in and gets right to the point with a bunch of WYRs. Finally, Carrie from Tennessee leaves a “more than stoned” voicemail asking if the guys would rather be a living fossil of a horseshoe crab or a sturgeon.
Mark Consuelnos (Live with Kelly and Mark) and Justin talk about how he feels awkward at fancy Hollywood parties, how he got his big break on a whim right out of college and he tells his side of the story of meeting and falling in love with his wife and co-host, Kelly Ripa.
This week on the show, Justin tells us about his harrowing experience in Mexico and the “loose week” that followed. Christian has caught the Pickle Ball bug and is still dealing with Tina the Turkey messing up his yard. Kendall the late-bloomer Shorty calls in wondering why Christian doesn’t join in the interview portions of the show. Finally, we mix it up this week and hear voicemails from a construction worker named Tory, and a psychologist named Sarah.
Susie Essman (Curb Your Enthusiasm) and Justin talk about her early comedy days in New York and meeting Larry David, how she helped develop her "Curb" character Susie Greene's personal style, and what happened when HBO decided to put a real-life billboard featuring her likeness in LA.
This week on the show, Justin needs to be talked into grabbing a NY slice and Christian recounts his experience time traveling via a Dave Matthews tribute band. Then, Carissa writes in about the genius way her kids marketed their lemonade stand. Amanda calls in to correct the record on her coworker John Stanley. Plus, John calls again with more nuggets of wisdom.
Dr. Mark Hyman (The Young Forever Cookbook) and Justin talk about the history of the US food industry, the myths surrounding organic and healthy eating, and why he wanted to write his new book, "The Young Forever Cookbook: More than 100 Delicious Recipes for Living Your Longest, Healthiest Life new cookbook Young Forever."
This week on the show the guys discuss how they’re both unwilling to join Ashley Madison, and Justin tells us we should read up on American journalist Dorothy Thompson. Tara writes in with a food poisoning story that rivals Justin’s Mexico misadventure, and tops it off with a couple WYRs. Diamond calls in with a fun nature fact about Palau jellyfish and she asks which brother they’d switch places with.
Kathleen Hanna (Rebel Girl) and Justin talk about her upbringing in the 80s in the Pacific Northwest, her experiences in the punk scene and what it took to write her memoir, "Rebel Girl: My Life as a Feminist Punk."
This week on the show, the guys share a few humorous observations they had at a Beach Boys concert, and Justin recounts his trip with Kate to a small town carnival. Miriam writes in to correct the guys on a mistake they made in one of their ads. Alistair calls in with a good idea on how to handle road rage-y people.
Ben Platt (Honeymind) and Justin talk about Ben's upbringing in musical theater, the intense pressure and preparation he endured to star in Broadway's "Dear Evan Hansen," and what inspired his latest solo album, "Honeymind."
This week, the guys have updates and shout outs galore, and Justin tells us about what he did for his birthday. A listener named Keith Deal writes in about how he loves to fall asleep while listening to the show, and we debate the pros cons of being an only child versus one of many. Angelica from Jackson, WY calls in to admit she listens to the show on speakerphone while doing arduous activities, and she ends on a thought-provoking Would You Rather.
Mo Willems (Mo Willems Workshop) and Justin talk about his early career in comedy, what it was like to work for Sesame Street, how he interacts with his young and enthusiastic fans and why he loves to see kids creating their own stories based on his characters.
This week on the show, the guys wish they could send thank you notes to every person who auditioned for their new horror film, and they debate whether it’s better to be compared to Napoleon Bonaparte or Napoleon Dynamite. Salma writes in with a story about a paranormal experience involving the ghost of her aunt. Geoffa calls in from Ecuador with a mind-bending Would You Rather.
Jamie Lynn-Sigler (MeSsy podcast) and Justin talk about landing her breakout role as Meadow in The Sopranos, how her role in Entourage was originally pitched to her, what it's been like to live and work with MS, and why she and Christina Applegate started their podcast MeSsy.
This week on the show the guys are in LA filming a new horror short! They recount their experiences buying sugary coffee drinks and playing pickle ball together on the West Coast. Then a listener named John Murphy writes in with his funny impression of the Wheel of Fortune sound effect. Finally, John Stanley calls in yet again to discuss his experience being gay in the South back in the 80s.