Nick and Jen Davis, one of the families from TLC’s Seeking Sister Wife joins Ashley to talk about their marriage, the perception of polygamy, being recognized from TV and more. 

This week the ladies chat with John Krasinski!

Iliza knows about cars and prenups.

Hello friends. Nicole is in the windy city and might be having mic issues.

Mental Health Awareness Month continues with Jameela welcoming licensed marriage & family therapist Vienna Pharaon (The Origins of You) to answer your questions about tough relationships with aging parents, how to deal with friends or family who refuse therapy and how to reframe the way our brains deal with shame and disappointment.

What’s Poppin’ con-gregation? Comedian Tony Baker joins the show to discuss the gambling scandal surrounding Dodger’s Baseball Player Shohei Ohtani’s Interpreter Ippei Mizuhara. Unbeknownst to Shohei, Ippei allegedly stole around 16 million dollars from him!

Two Arnold Schwarzeneggers?! Paul, June, and Jason get double the Ahhhnold in the 2000 sci-fi clone flick The 6th Day.

Comedian and actor Paul Scheer feels sanguine about being Conan O’Brien’s friend.

Paul responds to your corrections and omissions from The Beekeeper, shares a bonus scene from The Beekeeper live show, and announces next week’s new movie.

It’s Friday, con-gregation! We go back to our episode with Lala Milan, to unpack a man who stole dozens of women’s hearts… and also their wallets.

This week Paul & Amy are breaking down the 1976 Brian De Palma film, Carrie, starring Sissy Spacek.

Conan talks to Anthony from Windsor, Ontario about working as a phlebotomist, singing in a metal band, and how Conan’s specific brand of comedy translates in other countries.

Cheyenne M. Davis is a storyteller, journalist, content creator, media educator, founder of Unveild Magazine, and creator of the award-winning Weighted Words podcast. They join Ashley Ray to talk about fatphobia in television, representation in media, and more.

This week we’re taking a look back at “Nepotism”.

Hi hi friends. Nicole and Sasheer catch up during the week.

Iliza puzzles through conundrums like a grocery store showdown and luring a new dog sitter.

To kick off Mental Health Awareness Month, Jameela is joined by comedian Neal Brennan (Netflix’s Crazy Good, Chappelle’s Show) to reflect on his personal exploration of shame, fear, anger, and how discovering spirituality changed his work.

What’s poppin’ con-gregation? This week, SuChin Pak & Kulap Vilaysack join the show to discuss Mark Roy Anderson, serial con artist spanning nearly 50 years of scams.

Scott celebrates the 15th Anniversary of Comedy Bang! Bang! with special guests Jason Mantzoukas, Original Fig, underwater creature Neptuna, social media manager Francesca Bolognese, Randy Snutz, Jeffy McSaturday, Quiet the Mime, Scott’s Nana, and The Bronze Boogie Boarder.

Actress and comedian Tiffany Haddish feels exuberated about being Conan O’Brien’s friend.

Lauren Lapkus (Jurassic World, Threedom) joins Paul, June, and Jason to break down the 1992 Stephen King horror flick Sleepwalkers.

Happy Friday, Con-gregation! This week, we revisit our episode with Nora McInerny who brushes up on her dentistry scams with the story of a doctor (dentist) who rode his hoverboard around the office and then straight into a courtroom.

This week Paul and Amy are breaking down the 1991 Kathryn Bigelow film, Point Break, starring Keanu Reeves and Patrick Swayze.

After his viral appearance on Hot Ones, Conan is joined by Dr. Jose Arroyo for a medical follow-up.

Sam Brown from sketch group The Whitest Kids U’ Know joins Ashley Ray to talk about the show finally coming to streaming on ShoutTV, their new animated feature Mars, Australian tv and more!

This week we’re breaking down “Junior Salesman”.

We all miss the old days of TV where you got 22 episodes a season. This week, Sasheer talks about finishing Dawson’s Creek (WARNING – light yet non-specific spoilers ahead) and Nicole counts dick-sightings on Queer as Folk.

Conan sits down with musician Brian Setzer for a deep dive conversation about his trademark blend of rockabilly and big band as well as the songs that inspired him.