Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang

Becca Ramos, producer-turned-host launching Welcome to El Barrio and chronicler of Puerto Rican diaspora life. She talks Texas rodeo culture, Beyoncé eras, Baylor campus stories, and reconciling identity between Houston and Puerto Rico. Expect chatter on Bad Bunny’s island impact, podcast aesthetics, language struggles, and the new show’s barrio-rooted format.

Kristen Wiig, the talented actor and comedian known for her hilarious tenure on Saturday Night Live, joins to share unforgettable SNL memories and her emotional farewell. She dives into her journey from early jobs at Universal Studios to landing comedic roles in film. Kristen reflects on the joy of collaborating with SNL ensembles and how influential shows like Annie inspired her love of performance. The conversation is peppered with fun anecdotes about dog grooming, kids' TV, and the thrill of crafting memorable characters.

Robyn, the iconic Swedish pop artist behind hits like "Dancing On My Own," joins the hosts to discuss her new album, "Sexistential." They dive into her unique songwriting process, blending tantra with pop, and the intimacy of revisiting her own older songs. Robyn shares amusing anecdotes about parenthood, the chaos of social media, and the creative spark from collaborations, particularly with Charli XCX. The conversation also touches on nostalgia's dangers and the thrill of live performances, offering a warm glimpse into the mind of one of pop's brightest stars.

The hosts dive into Bowen's heartfelt departure from SNL after seven years, reflecting on gratitude and emotional farewells. They share behind-the-scenes anecdotes, including tears at read-throughs and cherished moments with cast and crew. The conversation explores what’s next for both, including tours, books, and creative partnerships. They also tackle online criticism and pop culture, discussing the impact of artists like Nicki Minaj and Taylor Swift. The blend of humor and introspection makes for a captivating listen!

Comedian Sarah Sherman, known for her work on Saturday Night Live, joins the hosts for a delightful chat. She shares her love for Twin Peaks and its impact on her artistic view. The conversation meanders through hilarious childhood stories, cultural critiques of reality TV, and her experiences as a gay icon. They discuss memorable teachers and the art of soap operas, laugh about family nicknames, and dive into the quirks of TikTok culture. Sarah's comedic anecdotes make for a lively and engaging exploration of pop culture.

Lady Gaga, the award-winning pop icon and actress, shares insights on her album Mayhem and its creative journey. She reminisces about her nostalgic tour experiences and memorable performances, reflecting on her life’s blend of artistry in A Star Is Born. Gaga dives into the eclectic influences behind Mayhem, discussing its themes of mortality, humor, and joy. She highlights her advocacy for the queer community and hints at future projects, including musical theater dreams. With her characteristic wit, she engages in playful banter and rants.

Lisa Rinna, the iconic actress and television personality known for her roles in soap operas and as a Real Housewife, joins the hosts for a lively chat. They dive into her unique transition between scripted acting and reality TV, exploring how her experience with drama training shapes her performances. Lisa shares memorable moments, like the viral bunny meme and her fashion evolution, plus her decision to embrace reality game shows like Traitors. With anecdotes about her early career, family dynamics, and the significance of Dynasty, it’s a captivating blend of humor and insight.

Lucy Dacus, a Grammy-winning singer-songwriter, brings her charm and insights to the conversation. She opens up about her shyness and early social experiences while reflecting on the intersection of her art and personal relationships. The trio playfully navigates topics like the Kinsey scale, nostalgic Muppet influences, and the challenges of engaging with strangers. They also share memorable moments from their award performance, bond over childhood memories at theme parks, and plug Dacus's latest album, Forever Is A Feeling. A delightful mix of humor and heart!

Rachel Sennott, an actor and comedian known for her role in 'I Love LA,' dives into a range of engaging topics. She candidly shares her journey with poppers and the challenges of recovery. The conversation flows into how her real-life friends inspired the show's characters. Rachel reflects on her experiences pitching in Hollywood and the emotional resonance of announcing Oscar nominations with the hosts. From ASMR debates to critiquing bad driving in LA, this lively chat is packed with humor and heartfelt moments.

Heather Gay, a Reality TV personality and author known for her role on Real Housewives of Salt Lake City and her memoir Bad Mormon, shares her unique journey. She discusses the impact of leaving the Mormon church on her identity and ambitions. The conversation shifts to her experiences in Cannes and how they shaped her emotionally. Heather also dives into the nuanced narratives of her friendships on the show, the pressures of community expectations in Salt Lake City, and her creative projects. A fun rapid-fire segment wraps up their chat with light-hearted takes on popular culture.