Nick and Matt kick off The Legend of Zelda: A Pod to the Cast, our month-long exploration of all things Zelda, with Mike Mitchell (The Tomorrow War, Doughboys) to make a tier list of all the console Zelda games.

Comedian Emma Willmann sits down with Cameron to discuss feeding roosters, beginnings in comedy, and making the time for mental health treatment.

Actor, writer, and producer Charlie Day feels euphoric about being Conan O’Brien’s friend.

Unfortunately, Danielle has a terrible cold this week! So enjoy this fantastic re-release from the archives.

Casey and Danielle are joined by writer and savage critic of The Housewives, Bridger Winegar to discuss everything from the madness of Lisa Barlow to the madness of Lisa Barlow!

A special “Travel Chat with Paul & Jason” about their favorite travel gear. Plus, Paul digs into Corrections and Omissions from View From The Top, shares a bonus scene from last week’s episode, and announces next week’s movie.

Comedian and author Zach Zimmerman joins Jameela this week to discuss his experience growing up in a conservative evangelical family, finding his own voice and sexuality, learning to still love his family despite drastic value differences, choosing antidepressants, the lie of “the perfect pound” making you more attractive, and more. 

Paul & Amy sink their teeth into 2014’s vampiric mockumentary What We Do In The Shadows!

Lauren, Paul and Scott discuss rideshare ratings, standing ovations, and play a new Threeture: The Titular Game

Conan chats with Florencia in Argentina about guided yoga and the local specialty cuisine.

Indie rock band The Beths join improvisers Dan Lippert, Betsy Sodaro, and Hillary Matthews for this week’s improv4humans with Matt Besser!

What do Enlightenment-era paintings, 19th-century American fashion magazines, and Sir Mix-A-Lot’s “Baby Got Back” have in common? They’re all examples of what fatphobia has to do with race, class, and gender discrimination.

John Owen Lowe, the star and co-creator of the Netflix comedy series Unstable, joins Ashley to talk all things TV.

This week Jessica and June are working through it ALL and discuss sitting in conflict and the feminine desire for balance. Then, comedy’s Jane Goodall, Jena Friedman (Borat, Not Funny) joins Jess and June to talk about her new book Not Funny: Essays on Life, Comedy, Culture, Et Cetera.

Excuse me, hi how are you?!? This week on Best Friends, Nicole and Sasheer return back to their love of Free Guy – warning **SPOILERS** ahead.

This week we’re breaking down the second part of “Search Committee”, and we are joined by Rainn Wilson!

Iliza has advice on dealing with a jealous hot friend when you are also hot and getting grandma to move out of a neighborhood so dangerous that there are documentaries about her street.

This month, we’re re-releasing our discussion of 1931’s Frankenstein to accompany our latest episodes on Evil Dead II and What We Do In The Shadows. Stay tuned for another Franken-film we’ll be covering very soon!

Scott, Paul and Lauren discuss weird Kidz Bop songs, punish Chevin for an unjust spanking and play One-Word Impressions.

A mother of 3 speaks with Geth about the best and worst year of her life.

What’s poppin’s con-gregation? This week, actor and comedian Carl Tart joins the show to discuss Artur Samarin, an immigrant college student who pretended to be a teenager and attended high school in hopes of achieving his NASA dreams.

Original release date: October 26, 2020. Actor Alan Cumming and Chris Sweeney sit down with Cameron to discuss not wanting to explain yourself over and over again, co-hosting the podcast Homo Sapiens, and acting in quarantine.

Nick and Matt are joined by Cody “Zig” Ziglar (Spider-Man: Miles Morales, Futurama) to discuss this month’s We Play, You Play: Resident Evil 4!

Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich feels psyched about being Conan O’Brien’s friend.

Steve Agee (Peacemaker, Superstore) joins Paul, June, and Jason to get to the bottom of important questions that popped up while watching the 1991 rom-com fantasy Mannequin Two: On the Move.

Paul, June, and Jason break down the 2003 Gwyneth Paltrow rom-com View From The Top, a movie with all the pieces to a film that works but inexplicably doesn’t.

Director, actor, and writer Zoe Lister-Jones returns to I Weigh to discuss her new tv series Slip.