Nick Offerman feels earnestly grateful about being Conan O’Brien’s friend.

Nick sits down with Conan once more to discuss processing feelings of intense jealousy, pitching his new book Where the Deer and the Antelope Play on its own merits, why creating things is critical to overall health, and his Substack column Donkey Thoughts. Later, the gang reunites in person for the first time in years.

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Conan consults with tarot reader Patti to receive his very own personalized fortune.

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Singer-songwriter Aimee Mann feels apprehensive about being Conan O’Brien’s friend.

Aimee sits down with Conan to discuss her tumultuous childhood, early days on the scene with her band The Young Snakes, and the importance of being able to say what you think and feel. Plus, Team Coco’s own gossip expert Solomon Georgio shares some hot historical goss dating all the way back to 1892.

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Conan speaks with Maureen from Michigan about working as a taxidermist and how and where she would pose a taxidermied Conan.

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Actor Paul Rudd feels heart-warmed about being Conan O’Brien’s friend.

Paul sits down with Conan once again to talk about their love of European food, measuring their junk, Paul’s upcoming projects, and getting knee-deep in the shit. Later, Matt Gourley shares a song about his relative who was attacked by a chicken.

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Conan talks to Rebecca in Seattle about working as a professional organizer and how Conan disposes of his unwanted belongings.

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Comedian Tracy Morgan feels bloated to be Conan O’Brien’s friend.

Tracy sits down with Conan to talk about the roots of his iconic comedic sensibilities, his favorite character bits on SNL, starring in The Last O.G., and his emotional recovery from his 2014 truck accident. Plus, Sona confesses to a truly despicable sushi-related crime.

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Conan chats with Lux in London about rock climbing with a visual impairment and the dumbest, most physically dangerous thing Conan has ever done.

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Actor and comedian David Cross feels envious about being Conan O’Brien’s friend.

David sits down with Conan to discuss his incredible career in comedy, being attacked by his audience, passing down cherished comedic influences through generations, and his new special I’m From the Future. Later, Sona looks back ruefully on her most recent temper tantrum.
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Conan talks to Jonathan about being a small animal veterinarian and what kind of animal Conan would turn into if he had the chance.

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Actress Julie Bowen feels cautiously optimistic about being Conan O’Brien’s friend.

Julie sits down with Conan to talk about tuning in to the show while cycling, the human reproductive system, finding the right sleep aids, and her new podcast Quitters. Later, Conan looks back on his appearance in the latest iteration of SNL‘s Five-Timers Club.

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Conan chats with Dean in Florida about being a professional sand sculptor and what moment in history Conan would change to benefit himself (and only himself).

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Producer and writer Mike Schur feels fine about being Conan O’Brien’s friend.

Mike and Conan sit down to talk about Mike’s new book How To Be Perfect: The Correct Answer to Every Moral Question, the culture of consequence, and striving to be better at apologizing and forgiving. Later, Conan recounts his experience assisting an unlucky fan with their marriage proposal.

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Conan talks with designer Phil from Minneapolis about designing fake products for a fake grocery store.

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While Conan O’Brien Needs A Friend has fans all over the world, one very important part of the show is only available to US listeners–the ads! From Magoosh to Mizzen & Main, Conan has been known to go a little off the rails with his ad reads, so as a treat for our international and American fans alike, Team Coco presents a very special episode of the weirdest and wildest ad reads to date. Welcome to “Oops, All Ads!”