Nicole Byer

In this entertaining discussion, comedian Nicole Byer shares her hilarious and relatable takes on modern dating mishaps. She and the host explore the frustrations of breadcrumbing and emotional chaos in relationships. They delve into why the 'cool girl' never wins, the pitfalls of settling, and how to navigate long-distance connections. With humor and honesty, they encourage listeners to value self-worth and set boundaries while dating, making the complexities of love feel a bit lighter and much more accessible.

Father Cooper sits down with comedian Nicole Byer. Alex and Nicole discuss the struggles of online dating and break down each of the dating apps. We all love a little positive reinforcement in the bedroom right? C’mon men, we need some moans! The duo discusses strategies to elicit verbal feedback from men during sex. While playing never have I ever, we learn that Alex had a sugar daddy, Nicole has fucked more than one person in 24 hours, and both have filmed themselves during sex. Nicole also shares some insight on the newest and hottest vibrator…a Theragun! Sometimes the pussy just needs a real pounding. Alex and Nicole provide the Daddy Gang with solid advice on fucking your gym trainer, giant dicks, nude etiquette, sexting and more. Enjoy!

Comedian Nicole Byer of 'Nailed It!' asks about weird pets on Handsome podcast. Topics include phone etiquette, Dianne Wiest story, and new merch. The hosts banter about makeup, relationships, hypothetical scenarios like facing a cannibal in a mall, communication styles, musical mishaps, reckless school antics, unconventional pets like goats, celebrity pets, and owning unique animals like gophers and kawakas.

Nicole Byer, a comedian and TV host known for her Emmy-nominated work on Nailed It!, brings her playful humor to the conversation. She chats with Conan about kids' love, the wisdom of John Cena, and her passionate views on relationships. They share hilarious dating stories and the awkwardness of first dates, while discussing the balance of humor and intimacy in romance. The pair also dive into the quirks of dating and career aspirations, creating a delightful and laugh-filled listening experience.

Nicole Byer, a hilarious comedian famous for her Netflix special "Big Beautiful Weirdo," shares a chaotic hospital tale after a dislocated ankle. She recounts misadventures that highlight the challenges of medical care and costs, blending humor with poignant observations about race and healthcare dynamics. Byer’s comedic storytelling turns her potentially traumatic experience into a lively discussion that’s both relatable and entertaining.

Nicole Byer, an acclaimed actress, comedian, and writer, shares her incredible journey in the world of comedy. She dives into the power of humor and body neutrality, emphasizing the importance of embracing oneself beyond societal pressures. Nicole opens up about managing online criticism and finds strength in comedy as a healing tool. The conversation touches on parenting challenges and the balance of life as a performer, sprinkled with lighthearted anecdotes about travel quirks and pet peeves, making it an entertaining and relatable discussion.

Adam Scott and Nicole Byer join Paul and Jason to discuss Hobbs & Shaw live at Largo. Topics include sentient motorcycles, Samoan warfare, The Rock holding onto a helicopter, and a fist bump montage.

Best in the biz guest Nicole Byer joins the hosts to discuss pandemic responses, escape rooms, male flight attendants, the REAL MCU, Cowboy Carter movie, flying in films, Goodfellas, Madame Web, FedEx troubles, and the battle between water and silicon-based lubricants.

Bone-chilling improvisers Nicole Byer and Payam Banifaz join forces in the ghostly improvised movie “Cemetery Slut”. The jaded groundskeeper of a cemetery must become history's biggest slut to break a curse and lay a Victorian ghostchild to rest. Creepy goblin freaks, enjoy!

Nicole Byer, a witty and multitalented guest, discusses being her own biggest fan, missing her calling as a car mechanic, and quitting smoking after 20 years. They also touch on racial issues in comedy, navigating relationships with white people, and funny anecdotes about celebrity mix-ups.