Late Night with Seth Meyers Podcast

Seth dives into hilarious listener corrections, from a mix-up about the Cuomo hoagie photo to a wild ER story that escalates unexpectedly. He clarifies flubs about the brachiosaurus neck and shares a comical misunderstanding regarding grayscale Ned Flanders. There’s a side-splitting debate over monkey outbreak movies and a heartwarming reveal about a Frisbee costume. A surprise buck appears in the audience, and Seth introduces a fun internal currency called Seth Bucks. This episode is packed with laughs and clever insights!

Claire Danes, the Emmy-winning actress, dives into her latest series, The Beast and Me, sharing insights about filming without a complete script. She describes her intriguing research journey, observing brain surgery for an upcoming role. With amusing stories about yurts and her family’s New York City life, Claire highlights the joy of reading Harry Potter to her kids. Plus, her chemistry with co-star Matthew Rhys adds a captivating layer to their collaborative process in the series.

Matthew Broderick, the Tony-winning actor famous for Ferris Bueller's Day Off, shares insights about his current play Tartuffe. He humorously recounts mishaps on stage during Plaza Suite, including a memorable Apple Watch incident. Broderick also reflects on his early acting experiences with his father and the joy of working alongside his son. He discusses reuniting with Alan Ruck for their new film, The Best Is Yet to Come, celebrating their enduring chemistry since their iconic roles.

Elizabeth Olsen, Emmy-nominated actress best known for her role in WandaVision, joins the conversation to discuss her latest film, Eternity. She shares her Dodgers fandom and excitement over their World Series win. Olsen reveals her unique take on playing a 90-year-old woman in a young body and why it was a dream role. The duo delves into inspirations behind her character, notably Anne Meara and Jerry Stiller, while also exploring the film’s heartfelt themes of love and reunion in the afterlife.

Tiffany Haddish, a Grammy-winning comedian and actress, shares her adventures while promoting her new docuseries. She recounts a life-changing trip to Africa with childhood friends, filled with humor and bonding experiences. Tiffany discusses the peculiar sense of fortune she felt after a bird pooped on her, viewing it as a blessing. She also notes an amusing observation about the attractive people on her morning flight, emphasizing her need for stand-up performances to maintain her mental well-being.

In this chat, Alex Rodriguez, a former Major League Baseball star and 14-time All-Star, opens up about his new HBO docuseries, Alex vs. A-Rod. He shares the honest framing he chose to tell his story, with insights on his path to recovery and family reconnection after a career setback. The conversation touches on his love for baseball commentary and his chemistry with fellow analysts. Alex also reflects on his transition to team ownership and the lessons learned from past mistakes, aiming to inspire others through vulnerability.

Nikki Glaser, a stand-up comedian and actress known for hosting Saturday Night Live and the Golden Globes, shares her excitement about tackling live audiences. She discusses the challenges of preparing her monologue and staying grounded despite her rising fame. They also delve into the absurdity of the Trump administration's bathroom renovations while neglecting food assistance for struggling families. Nikki humorously navigates pop culture through her Gen Z assistant, ensuring her comedy remains fresh and relevant.

Emma Stone, Academy Award-winning actress, promotes her film Begonia and shares tales from her career. She reveals the commitment of shaving her head for the role and Jesse Plemons' quirky hair extensions. Emma discusses how Jennifer Aniston inspired a humorous mask choice in the film and reminisces about her thrilling time going on stage with Prince at the SNL40 after-party. Seth critiques Trump's political antics, particularly his 'almost treasonous' comments, providing a satirical backdrop to Emma's engaging stories.

Judd Apatow, acclaimed writer and director of hits like The 40-Year-Old Virgin, shares hilarious insights on his creative journey and childhood mishaps. He reveals the wild experience of scanning 400,000 photos for his visual memoir and the comical disaster of shoving poison ivy up his nose, ruining his acting dreams. The conversation also touches on his daughters' artistic ventures and the humor hidden in everyday family moments. Apatow’s candid stories resonate, blending nostalgia with laughter.

Seth takes a closer look at Donald Trump trolling the media by refusing to rule out running for an illegal third term, which he can't do because it's against the Constitution.Then, Ethan Hawke talks about his terrifying role as The Grabber in Black Phone 2 and sharing the story of Rodgers and Hart in the movie Blue Moon before running some lines for his play with Seth.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.