Amy Sedaris

Join Amy Sedaris, the comedic actress and author, alongside her brother David Sedaris, the renowned humorist, as they navigate the complex waters of grief. They share heartfelt stories about losing their mother, father, and sister, along with Amy's pet rabbit, Tina. Their conversation beautifully blends humor with sorrow, revealing the emotional connections we have with family and pets. Through laughter and poignant memories, they reflect on the enduring impact of loss and the importance of empathy for those around us.

In this podcast, Stephen Colbert and Amy Sedaris share stories about their long friendship, time at Second City, and 'Strangers with Candy'. Amy also takes over the interview desk to grill Stephen about his infamous shrimp paste. The banter is light-hearted and nostalgic, showcasing their close bond.

In this bonus segment, comedian Amy Sedaris shares her quirky take on Halloween celebrations. Known for her comedic flair, she discusses how to spook the neighborhood kids and suggests hilarious decoration ideas. The conversation dives into playful debates on what really qualifies as spooky, offering humorous insights into personal fears. Without skipping a beat, the hosts also tackle the awkwardness of tipping, rounding out a festive and entertaining chat that redefines terror in a charmingly lighthearted way.

Join the hilariously talented Amy Sedaris, known for her roles in Strangers with Candy and At Home with Amy Sedaris, as she shares her love for quirky golf autobiographies and nostalgic cooking shows. Amy also unveils her imaginative houseware store concept, while diving into heartfelt reflections on her career journey and influences in comedy. Expect delightful anecdotes about aging, family roles, and even some tasty snack hacks that will leave you chuckling and craving Reese's Peanut Butter Cups!

Amy Sedaris, actress and comedian known for her quirky roles in Strangers with Candy and At Home with Amy Sedaris, joins Conan for a laugh-filled conversation. They dive into the hilarities of her past work experiences as a cashier and waitress, revealing funny anecdotes from Winn-Dixie and Red Lobster. Amy shares her joy in playing mean characters and reflects on how personal experiences influence character development. They even touch on an unexpected burglary at the studio, blending humor with whimsical storytelling.