Late Night with Seth Meyers Podcast

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Jul 7, 2025 • 35min

Late Night Lit: Christine Pride

Christine Pride, author of 'All the Men I've Loved Again,' joins the conversation to share her journey from editing to authoring, exploring themes of young Black love amid the nostalgia of the 90s. She reflects on the duality of creative freedom versus isolation faced by writers. The discussion dives into the intricacies of her character Cora and highlights the importance of representation. Additionally, the team offers summer reading recommendations, emphasizing diverse narratives and the significance of local bookstores.
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Jul 4, 2025 • 22min

Corrections: The Podcast - Volume LXXXIX (Episode 141)

The podcast kicks off with a humorous look at awkward audience comments and a funny cat story. Next, Wile E. Coyote is comically linked to political figures, leading to lively banter. There's a playful discussion on pop culture, with corrections about musical sequels and a friend’s tattoo art. Personal stories about careers are shared, drawing parallels with baseball star Mike Mussina. Finally, the hosts dive into the lore of Moff Tarkin from Star Wars, complete with puns and engaging anecdotes for some lighthearted fun.
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Jun 30, 2025 • 33min

A Closer Look Back: Trump’s Iran Strike, Bernie’s Warning About AI Love, Zohran’s Win in NYC

Dive into the absurdity of Trump's controversial Iran strike and a humorous debate on whether Saddam Hussein was more like Wile E. Coyote or the Road Runner. Reflect on Bernie Sanders' thoughts about AI love in an era of emotional technology dependence. Discover Zohran Mamdani's inspiring victory in NYC and how it represents a push for community-focused change. The blend of political critique and comedic insights offers a unique lens on today's chaotic landscape.
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Jun 28, 2025 • 16min

Corrections: The Podcast - Volume LXXXVIII (Episode 140)

This podcast features a humorous review of past episodes, correcting cultural references and misconceptions with wit. They explore quirky topics like the Zodiac Killer and wisdom teeth, mixing playful anecdotes with behind-the-scenes joke creation. Whimsical banter brings misunderstandings to life, particularly around 'Glock Block' and 'The Wicker Man.' Engaging with listener comments, the hosts share lighthearted reflections on pop culture and the amusing blunders fans have shared, all wrapped in rapid-fire jokes.
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Jun 26, 2025 • 31min

Allison Williams, Jeffrey Dean Morgan | Trump Called "Daddy" at Weird NATO Summit; Bernie Goes on Rogan; Zohran Wins in NYC: A Closer Look

Allison Williams, an actress and producer renowned for her roles in 'Girls' and 'M3GAN', discusses the expansion of the M3GAN franchise into action and shares her hilarious encounter with ChatGPT. Jeffrey Dean Morgan, known for 'The Walking Dead' and hosting 'Destination X', reflects on his journey in television and the challenges of hosting a travel competition in Europe. The conversation also humorously critiques Donald Trump's claims for a Nobel Peace Prize and Bernie Sanders' thoughts on AI interactions, blending political satire with personal anecdotes.
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Jun 25, 2025 • 35min

Charlize Theron, Jason Mantzoukas | Trump Drops F-Bomb After Israel-Iran Ceasefire Violations: A Closer Look

Charlize Theron, Oscar-winning actress known for roles in films like Monster, shares insights about her physically demanding preparation for The Old Guard 2 and the funny family reactions to her new mullet haircut. Actor and comedian Jason Mantzoukas reveals his hilarious experiences competing on Taskmaster, including a memorable bout of food poisoning and his dream role in Downton Abbey. The conversation blends humor with heartfelt discussions about charity and community, showcasing the lively banter and camaraderie between the guests.
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Jun 24, 2025 • 25min

Matty Matheson | Trump Illegally Bombs Iran, Floats Regime Change, Then Claims Ceasefire: A Closer Look

Matty Matheson, a dynamic chef and actor known for his role in FX's The Bear, discusses his journey from the culinary world to stardom. He shares insights about his cookbook Soup, Salad, Sandwiches and the inspirations behind his tattoos. The conversation takes a flavorful turn as they explore the challenges of portraying chefs on screen while maintaining humor in the kitchen. With anecdotes about food, family, and his love for Chicago-style hot dogs, Matheson offers a lighthearted glimpse into his life and creative process.
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Jun 20, 2025 • 12min

Corrections: The Podcast - Volume LXXXVII (Episode 139)

In this lively installment, hosts reflect on the Lego controversy and the quirky nickname 'Taco Trump.' They share humorous insights on a failed joke and the creative process behind their sketches. Expect whimsical tales involving turtle sign-making and playful celebrity interactions. Plus, there's unexpected commentary on the amusing clash of arthouse cinema and right-wing politics. It's a delightful blend of laughter, nostalgia, and absurdity that keeps listeners entertained!
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Jun 20, 2025 • 42min

Chris Hayes, Mike Birbiglia | Trump Says "Nobody Knows" if He'll Bomb Iran; Tucker Humiliates Cruz: A Closer Look

Chris Hayes, the Emmy-winning host of All In With Chris Hayes, discusses the troubling issues of ICE detentions and unpacks the heated exchange between Ted Cruz and Tucker Carlson about military intervention in Iran. Mike Birbiglia, an Emmy-nominated comedian, shares humorous anecdotes about his stand-up special The Good Life and his father’s candid thoughts on it. The duo also explores the unpredictability of careers in comedy and film, revealing the quirky opportunities that arise in the entertainment industry.
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Jun 19, 2025 • 30min

Cole Escola | Trump Teases War with Iran, Tucker Carlson Rips Ted Cruz, ICE Arrests NYC Comptroller: A Closer Look

Cole Escola, a Tony Award-winning star and writer of "Oh, Mary!", shares delightful insights about their award acceptance in a tribute gown to Bernadette Peters. The conversation swings from the absurdity of political events—like Trump's war threats—to humorous reflections on familial expectations in the arts. Escola reminisces about the play’s inspiration drawn from historical figures, and the peculiar blend of medicine and theater adds a comedic twist. Their anecdotes weave a tapestry of personal connections and the theatrical world that entertains and enlightens.

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