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Stephen Colbert sat down with Brett Gelman, star of "Fleabag" and "Stranger Things," for the #LateShowFYC event at The Ed Sullivan Theater in New York City on June 15, 2022. Listen as they discuss a monumental year at The Late Show, including Colbert's return to taping in front of a live studio audience.
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While the former president hunts for an FBI informant among those closest to him, the current president signed into law a bill that benefits sick veterans, and called out our good friend Jon Stewart for his tireless efforts to get the bill passed. Next up, our rockstar-in-residence Joe Walsh tells Late Show fans all about VetsAid before Stephen shares two special announcements about our house band. And White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre makes her first visit to The Late Show to give Stephen some good news about how she and President Biden react when they see us poking fun at them on our late night comedy show. Stick around for more of this Pod Show exclusive extended interview!
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Right wing media personalities and their fans are taking the raid of T****’s home pretty hard, while the spike in food prices is prompting the well-to-do to flock to lower priced chains like IHOP and Applebee’s. A working actor since age 6, ‘Succession’ star Kieran Culkin has a knack for learning his lines quickly, which can really get under Brian Cox’s skin. Look for Kieran at this year’s Emmy Awards where he and his co-stars are nominated for a record 14 acting awards!
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The FBI’s raid of the former president’s home is apparently part of an ongoing investigation by the National Archives and Records Administration. Meanwhile, the current president’s recent accomplishments are being celebrated online with “Dark Brandon” memes. And Ben Stiller is nominated for Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series for his work on the series, ‘Severance,’ one of the show’s 14 nominations at this year’s Emmy Awards. Listen as he explains the premise of the series to Stephen, which is available to stream now on AppleTV+ Stick around for more of this exclusive extended interview with Ben Stiller, only on The Late Show Pod Show.
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Stephen celebrates the passing of the Inflation Reduction Act which will reduce greenhouse gas emissions by about 40%, and looks at the drama surrounding Alex Jones and the $49 million judgment in his defamation trial. Next, there’s no hotter celebrity feud than the beef between Stephen Colbert and Mindy Kaling. Find out what they’re fighting about in this Pod Show exclusive extended interview, then stick around as Mindy shares a preview of the new season of her hit Netflix show, ‘Never Have I Ever.’
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U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennifer M. Granholm makes her first visit to The Late Show to discuss the details of the massive climate bill that just passed the Senate in this Pod Show exclusive extended interview.
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Meanwhile… We had to blur photos of the anatomically-correct headstone a woman in Mexico had custom built for her grave site, and candy lovers in Canada have a chance to turn their passion into a career. And cat food brand Fancy Feast opened a new restaurant concept in NYC aimed at cat lovers, and the Japanese have developed an ingenious way to keep pets cool on hot summer days.
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Stephen breaks out the good stuff to help actor Colman Domingo celebrate his first Emmy nomination for his role in HBO's hit series, 'Euphoria.'
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Stephen finds out why New Jersey-based celebs like Lil Stevie Van Zandt are getting involved in the Pennsylvania Senate race, and he introduces a brand new long-running segment that will ensure he gets his facts straight. And don’t believe everything you read on RadarOnline, Stephen's not going anywhere! The man with one of the greatest music careers of all time, James Taylor, shares a few words of wisdom about how he approaches his stage performances. Stick around for more of this exclusive extended interview with James Taylor, and check out his latest album, ‘American Standard.’
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Kansas voters upheld abortion rights by 59% to 41% in yesterday’s election, and scientists have really bad news about some of our favorite foods. Ron Howard points out that his two most recent films, ‘Thirteen Lives’ and ‘We Feed People,’ both feature people selflessly volunteering to help others. ‘Thirteen Lives’ is in theaters now and coming to Prime Video this Friday!
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President Biden announced a successful drone strike which took out a long-sought Al Qaeda target in Afghanistan, and the Chinese government threatened a litany of military actions in response to Speaker Pelosi’s trip to Taiwan. Jon Favreau, Jon Lovett and Tommy Vietor, aka the guys from our favorite podcast, ‘Pod Save America,’ offer their analysis of today’s big story - the drone strike that took out Ayman Al-Zawahiri - and the larger context around President Biden’s decision to bring America’s war in Afghanistan to an end.
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Our friend Jon Stewart went nuclear on Ted Cruz after the Texas Senator carried out a vindictive vote to deny benefits to sick veterans, and SPAM is getting locked up in Penn Station. Patton Oswalt dishes out some real talk about Stephen Colbert’s hosting style at last week’s Comic Con panel for Amazon’s upcoming ‘Lord of the Rings’ series. Stick around for more with Patton Oswalt, and look for his new film, ‘I Love My Dad,’ which hits theaters this Friday.
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BJ Novak stops by to talk about his new film, “Vengeance,” and to catch Stephen up on some of the products he unknowingly endorses around the world. And in a story you won't hear on TV, B.J. tells Stephen what it was like crashing in Bob Odenkirk's house.
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Meanwhile… We know where Jennifer Lopez got the idea for her nude birthday photo shoot, and Stephen bravely takes a sip of Velveeta’s unforgivable spin on the dirty martini. In search of some fresh nightmare fuel? Look no further than this story about reanimated spider corpses. Also, Stephen raises a glass of bittersweet orange drink in celebration of the merger between Spirit Airlines and JetBlue.
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When Brett Gelman was best known for playing a jerk on “Fleabag,” fans sometimes approached him with mean things to say. That’s all changed now that his “Stranger Things” character Murray Bauman is seen as a badass. The fourth season of “Stranger Things” is streaming now on Netflix!
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Senate Democrats announced a surprise deal that would lower health care costs, reduce the deficit and combat climate change, and New York City residents are on edge as inflation has nearly doubled the price of a beloved bodega staple. ABC News Chief Washington Correspondent Jonathan Karl says the Jan 6 Committee hopes to ask Mike Pompeo why he and other cabinet members came close to invoking the 25th Amendment to remove the former president from office following the insurrection. Stick around for more with Jonathan Karl and check out his new book, “Betrayal,” which is available everywhere now.
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Attorney General Merrick Garland has made it clear he intends to hold the former president responsible for any crimes related to the insurrection, and recent polling shows a majority of Democrat voters are hoping the current president won’t run again in 2024. Next, Stephen finds it hard to believe that St. Vincent has never been invited to play the National Anthem for her hometown team, the Dallas Cowboys, so he sends this open letter to the team to encourage them to right this wrong. And please keep an eye out for Amanda Seyfried’s missing tortoise, who escaped from his theme-park-like enclosure at her upstate New York farm recently. Stick around for more with the star of “The Dropout,” which is streaming now on Hulu.
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Stephen recommends Ben & Jerry’s Americone Dream to anyone who is upset about the loss of the Choco Taco, and he looks at a bombshell report from the New York Times about the former president’s scheme to send fake electors to Congress after the 2020 election. Charlamagne Tha God returns to The Late Show to discuss the state of affairs in America’s political life, and the list of things he wishes Democrats would do with their congressional majority. Stick around for more with Charlamagne Tha God and check out his show, “Hell of A Week,” when it premieres this Thursday after “The Daily Show” on Comedy Central.
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Former almost-president Al Gore issued a stark warning about the consequences of not acting to clean up the Earth’s atmosphere, and Republican Senator Josh Hawley made a laughable claim at a meeting of conservatives last weekend. Maryland Congressman Jamie Raskin returns to The Late Show for a three part interview that begins with a reminder that autocrats and dictators around the world are working together to subvert democratic institutions and ideals, and likens the former president to a mafia boss, who often succeeds at evading prosecution but could be taken down by the Department of Justice and the investigative work of the Jan 6 Committee.
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Paul Hollywood has spent twelve years judging bakers and doling out infrequent handshakes on "The Great British Baking Show." Listen to this exclusive extended Pod Show kitchen demo as he teaches Stephen how to make a beautiful braided bread loaf from scratch, and check out his new book, "Bake," which is available everywhere now!
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