Late Night with Seth Meyers Podcast

John Oliver, British-American comedian and Last Week Tonight host, reflects on 13 seasons and his quirky passions. He jokes about competing on Taskmaster Live and explains his love of curling. Conversations include Trump’s promised UFO files, the Supreme Court striking down tariffs, Kash Patel partying in Italy, and high-profile arrests tied to royal and Epstein-related scandals.

A loose, late-night rundown of onstage mishaps, from live-ad flubs and cloning jokes to sweater tributes. Seth riffs on trolley problems, geography gaffes, sports boos and moon-landing jabs. Listeners send quirky corrections about Franklin, big numbers and even trading cards. The show mixes audience Q&A, surprise gifts and tongue-in-cheek cultural quips.

Two writers riff on political theater, from FEMA being told to avoid the word ICE to mockery of law-enforcement posturing. They contrast a lively new NYC mayor with usual gloom and unpack claims that international law can be dismissed as 'the law of the jungle.' Satire and sharp disbelief drive the conversation.

Seth revisits on-air mix-ups, from geographical errors to misattributed jokes. He teases celebrity impressions, TV trivia and a wild ALF writer-room story. Rounding math, blind taste-test soda drama, and a quirky studio camera tale keep the tone playful.

Nick Jonas, singer-actor and Jonas Brothers member, chats about the band's 20th anniversary tour and career highlights. He also discusses inspiration behind his solo album Sunday Best and memories from early mall shows to Broadway. The conversation touches on family feedback, memorable collaborations, and touring life.

James Acaster, British comedian and podcaster known for stand-up and Off Menu, drops by to trade wild comedy anecdotes. He recounts pranking friends into toasting to fascism and hosting Robert De Niro on his food podcast. They also riff on live Taskmaster, missed promotions on tour, and awkward London meetup stories.

Paula Pell, veteran comedy writer and SNL alum turned actress, stops by to chat SNL50, her role in the reimagined The 'Burbs with Keke Palmer, and her new film The Fifth Wheel. Seth also digs into big political stories: Trump family crypto dealings with an Abu Dhabi royal, a $10 billion IRS lawsuit, and explosive Epstein-related emails naming high-profile figures.

Seth walks back earlier mistakes and hunts down the elusive 'Quiet Dan'. He riffs on a ripped Jets sweater, fan art including a Mandelbrot joke, and the ethics of using archived recordings. There are funny corrections about accents, soda brands, and on-air grammar. He thanks fans for quirky gifts and asks viewers to submit corrections for upcoming segments.

Joel McHale, actor and comedian known for Community and The Soup, chats about a wild Super Bowl bet he won and working with Rob Gronkowski on Animal Control. He shares on-set animal stories like riding a camel and wrangling a zebra. The conversation also tackles Trump's misleading claims about Ilhan Omar and claims of organized resistance after local protests.

Stephen Colbert, Emmy-winning comedian and Late Show host, reflects on awards, fundraising auctions for World Central Kitchen, and his show's final season. They joke about Strike Force 5 camaraderie and corrections from Seth's team. Conversation also touches on possible future plans, Tolkien interests, and memorable onstage moments.