Late Night with Seth Meyers Podcast

Seth shares odd audience sightings and laughs about memorable mispronunciations and name mixups. He riffs on historical quips, TV and movie references, and a running ALF puppet gag tied to fast-food promotions. He marks a five-year milestone with celebratory banter and recounts studio anecdotes from interns to security guards.

Kristin Chenoweth, Tony and Emmy-winning actress and singer from Wicked and Glee, chats about her new show Stumble and career stories. She recalls cheerleading roots, a dramatic stunt injury, beauty pageant memories, and her love of live theater. The conversation is lively, nostalgic, and full of surprising backstage anecdotes.

Nicolle Wallace, MSNBC political commentator known for Deadline: White House, breaks down chaotic messaging and mixed signals from the Trump administration. She discusses confusion over plans for Iran, reactions to criticism from figures like Robert De Niro, and the political and economic fallout of unclear military choices. Quick, pointed takes on strategy, personnel decisions, and communication failures.

Seth takes a closer look at oil prices surging amid what experts are calling the worst energy crisis since the 1970s thanks to Donald Trump’s reckless and illegal war in Iran.Then, Cillian Murphy talks about reprising his "Peaky Blinders" role and asking Barry Keoghan to play his son via a Father's Day text before discussing how he approaches his BBC radio show like making a mixtape. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

A light, post-show rundown filled with listener submissions and goofy one-liners. Seth revisits grammar quibbles, pasta shape debates, and a mantis shrimp image controversy. He shares awkward behind-the-scenes hallway moments, a knife story with Big Jim, and nostalgic fan gifts like an Alf doll. The segment closes with conspiracy riffs, celebrity jokes, and a promise of more Corrections.

Robby Hoffman, comedian and actress known for Hacks and her Netflix special Wake Up, shares career stories and personal tales. She talks about growing up in a large family, shifting from accounting to stand-up, and a smoky first gig in Montreal. She also describes marriage life with Gabby Windey, chaperoned calls, and playful code words while on The Traitors.

David Harbour, Emmy- and Tony-nominated actor known for Stranger Things, discusses his new show DTF St. Louis and tackling middle age. He talks about wearing an 11-pound prosthetic belly and learning sign language for the role. Harbour also opens up about craving real-life friendship with co-star Jason Bateman and the comedy of accent work on set.

Tracy Morgan, Emmy-nominated comedian and actor known for SNL and 30 Rock, talks about his love for New York and starring in The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins. He shares stories about working with Daniel Radcliffe and playing a former pro football player. Conversations mix city pride, childhood sports memories, and on-set anecdotes.

Jon Hamm, Emmy-winning actor known for Mad Men and recent films, chats about his new film Hoppers and career moments. He shares audition stories, SNL memories, and the viral skates meme from Your Friends & Neighbors. Conversation also touches on his Bad Bunny anecdote, hosting the NFL Honors, and life with his rescue dog Murphy.

Jake Shane, comedian and actor known for the Therapist podcast and recent Broadway debut, shares career tales and comedy origins. He talks about going from TikTok octopus rater to sketch performer and producing a Hulu show. The conversation also includes an on-air octopus tasting and lively stories from auditions and Broadway prep.