Comedian Leslie Jones could give a sh*t if she was Conan O’Brien’s friend. Leslie sits down with Conan to discuss her new podcast The Fckry, writing stand-up to fit her style, the lost art of accountability, and who at SNL she was secretly in love with. Later, Conan and his crew play sleuth to validate a dubious listener voicemail. Got a question for Conan? Call our voicemail: (323) 451-2821. For Conan videos, tour dates and more visit TeamCoco.com. Get access to all the podcasts you love, music channels and radio shows with the SiriusXM App! Get 3 months free using this show link: https://siriusxm.com/conan.

Actress Leslie Jones joins the podcast to talk about her memoir, including her struggle to be controlled by editors and the long process of recording the audiobook. Seth Meyers discusses the GOP primary race, the attack on candidates' children, and Trump's revenge plans. The podcast also covers Ivanka's testimony, Trump's unpopularity, and their successful book event with surprises. Lastly, they touch on the importance of believing in change and a recommendation for a medical mysteries podcast.

Comedian Leslie Jones discusses adjusting to a new relationship, eliminating negative self-talk, and offers advice on breakups. Leslie shares funny stories about encounters with married chucklefuckers. They also talk about a game-changing dating app. They discuss the power of small acts of kindness and appreciating small moments in life. They discuss education, conspiracy theories, and late success. They also talk about changing mindset with positive affirmations and finding love by being open and stepping out of comfort zones.

Leslie Jones discusses Stephen A. Smith's lame apology to Rihanna after he compared her to Beyonce, and the "extraordinary measures" the U.S. Treasury's is taking to avoid hitting the debt ceiling. Radio host and author Charlamagne Tha God discusses why he believes men are so afraid of therapy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Leslie Jones, a celebrated comedian known for her vibrant performances on Saturday Night Live and her Netflix special, dives into the hilarity of aging in your 30s. She shares her unique take on the transition from carefree youth to the weighty responsibilities of adulthood. With sharp wit and exaggerated anecdotes, Jones tackles societal expectations and the absurdity of growing up, making you both laugh and reflect on the wild ride of life.

Leslie Jones shares her candid observations from the Paris Olympics, highlighting how Europeans view Americans as misled, especially regarding food and beauty standards. Award-winning director Susanna Fogel discusses her film 'Winner,' focusing on the whistleblower Reality Winner’s complex journey and the challenges of portraying her story through a female lens. The conversation dives into themes of civic engagement, corruption in NYC, and the cultural differences that shape perceptions across the Atlantic.

Leslie Jones advises against electing Trump while Charlamagne Tha God challenges DEI villainization. They discuss political disbelief, dangers of reinstating past leaders, importance of active political engagement, and critiques on DEI training failures and need for authentic diversity led by black leaders.

Daily Show contributor Leslie Jones and comedian Lenny Marcus discuss the importance of the upcoming election, the difference between entertainers and politicians, and why it's crucial to engage in the political process for positive change.

Comedian and actress Leslie Jones talks about her childhood kitchen, dealing with loss, and using humor as therapy. She shares her grandmother's cornbread stuffing recipe and discusses her unique comedy style and career influences. The power of laughter and the importance of comedy shows are also explored.

Sarah Silverman asks New Yorkers about Jewish culture, Michelle Wolf explores the Karen phenomenon, Leslie Jones learns how white folks celebrate MLK Jr. Day, and Marlon Wayans discovers New Yorkers' excitement for Oscar nominated films.