Hello Hello Hello it’s nice to see you! Let’s get to it – THE SLAP – that’s what we are talking about this week.

Iliza has advice setting up your friends and Emily realizes she’s being tricked by the listeners.

This week, Jameela welcomes Academy Award winner Natalie Portman for a conversation about activism, motherhood, and her trailblazing career.

Happy 5-year Scamaversary Con-gregation! To celebrate this momentous occasion, all-star guest and resident Shaun King expert Ashley Ray returns to help us count down #10 through #6 on our list of the podcast’s Top 10 Scammers of All Time.

Returning champs Tatiana Maslany and Kristian Bruun join Scott to talk about the upcoming horror film The Monkey, She-Hulk being cut out of Deadpool & Wolverine, and the process of filming sex scenes.

Paul, June, and Jason discuss the 2021 horror film directed by James Wan, Malignant.

Musician and Vampire Weekend frontman Ezra Koenig feels cautiously optimistic about being Conan O’Brien’s friend.

On the debut episode of “The Conan and Jordan Show,” the two argue about history, pronunciations, and their roles on this show before taking calls from fans including a surprise celebrity.

Before the new Peacock docuseries “Anatomy of Lies”, Priscilla Davies (Euphoria) joined the Con-gregation to discuss Elisabeth Finch, the former TV writer who lied about her health status and used other people’s trauma to write stories for Grey’s Anatomy.

This is part 2 of our “Boo-nus Bang” series, originally episode #730 titled “Solo Bolo Hallowolo.” Ben Schwartz and Scott are back at it with another long-awaited Solo Bolo, and this time: it’s spooky!

Conan chats with James from Christchurch, NZ about working at a DVD rental store in 2024, his writing aspirations, and the movie star role he’d write for Conan.

For the 30th Anniversary of Quentin Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction, we’re re-releasing our episode discussing it back from 2019!

This week Sasheer’s carry on travel bag is being unfairly discriminated against while Nicole is dreaming of riding on a garbage truck and hankering for a big nasty tall burger. 

Iliza believes no one is that unbothered and supports ignoring weirdos.

Jameela welcomes your questions this week for another Ask Me Anything episode of I Weigh.

Dearest Gentle Listener, today Lady Hillary Anne Matthews (Modern Family) & Lord Ali Ghandour (Superstore) join the Con-gregation to help Laci cover last month’s “Bridgerton Ball” experience in Detroit—the royal mess of an event that went from Cinderella to Salmonella.

Actor/friend of the show Kristian Bruun joins Scott to talk about the upcoming second season of The Recruit, his character Slugger Jackson on Murdoch Mysteries, and his college band Franklin’s Fault.

Is Aubrey a piano prodigy or a stripper? Is it all real or a piece of creative writing? Is this the worst movie Lindsay Lohan has ever been in or flat out the worst movie ever?

Actor Al Pacino feels hopeful about being Conan O’Brien’s friend.

June makes a rare Last Looks appearance to chat with Paul about their fave board games, snack organization, and an important life pro tip: ALWAYS have a deck of cards on you.

Chinedu Unaka (Abbott Elementary, Insecure) joins the Con-gregation to discuss how a group of MIT and Harvard students in the 80s perfected card counting and took to casinos, making over $57 million dollars.

This is part 1 of our “Boo-nus Bang” series, originally episode #666 titled “You Get It?”

Conan talks to twins Alba and Berta in Catalonia about how to be more chill and spontaneous when invited to fun events.

This week Amy is out, and Paul is on his own and briefly breaking down the new Joker: Folie à Deux release and its poor reviews and we see if Paul has changed his opinion on Joker.

Iliza brags about her free cups and gives advice to a stressed executive.

This week Sasheer surprises Nicole by having freshly painted nails and in head-to-toe denim.

Jameela is joined for some hard truths about menopause by author & journalist Tamsen Fadal (How to Menopause) this week.

The world’s worst assistant Sona Movsesian (Conan O’Brien Needs a Friend) joins the Con-gregation to cover Grigor Sargsyan—the man who paid top pro tennis players to lose on purpose while running the biggest tennis match fixing ring in history.

Comedian extraordinaire Max Silvestri joins Scott once again to talk about the 5 year anniversary of his legendary 10 minute stand-up set at a festival in Johnny Carson’s honor, the history of The Tonight Show, and life after becoming a father.