Late Night with Seth Meyers Podcast

Seth Meyers humorously discusses on-air flubs and fan corrections while sharing amusing anecdotes, including an ER story about being 'stuck watching Seth.' He tackles quirky topics like fake mustaches, celebrity voices in Kool-Aid ads, and the logistics of lobster tanks. There's a playful exploration of sandwich shop names and puns, along with a lighthearted mix-up over a card request. Seth also addresses audience feedback on Corrections and defends his choices, all while keeping the laughs coming with irreverent jokes and amusing commentary.

Ashe (Ash) Meyers, one of Seth's children, brings humor to a charming Thanksgiving celebration, sharing stories about dressing as turkeys and a squabble at a Steelers game. Hilary Meyers, Seth’s mother, joins in on family tales and reflects on retirement. The group dives into hilarious rants about Thanksgiving pet peeves like unbuttoning pants and daylight saving time. Laughter ensues as they recount Seth's scooter mishap in Bermuda and Larry’s quirky retirement hobby of turning their lawn into a meadow.

Tom Hanks, the beloved Academy Award-winning actor, shares delightful anecdotes from his career, including his time on The Love Boat and his iconic scene in A League of Their Own. He also discusses the thrill of live theater versus film, emphasizing the camaraderie among cast members. Hanks reflects on a humorous encounter with Tim Allen involving Toy Story props, bringing a lighthearted touch to his creative journey.

Daniel Radcliffe, famed for playing Harry Potter, joins Jonathan Groff, a Broadway star, and Lindsay Mendez, to discuss their experiences with the Tony-winning revival of Merrily We Roll Along. The trio shares hilarious behind-the-scenes stories, including their onstage mishaps and the emotional journey of watching their filmed performances. They also reflect on the challenges of tackling Sondheim's complex lyrics and how their friendship blossomed throughout the process. Plus, Lindsay's pregnancy adds a unique twist to their shared memories!

Cynthia Erivo, the talented actress and singer, shares her journey through a remarkable year, including her role in *Wicked for Good* and her new book, *Simply More*. She hilariously recounts a fan dressing up as one of her nails for Halloween and reflects on the deep bond she shares with her *Wicked* co-stars. Cynthia also opens up about the emotional impact of watching *Wicked for Good*, revealing how it brought her to tears. Plus, she discusses her experience writing her book while on the go and her plans for upcoming performances.

Donald Trump faces a setback as Congress ensures the release of the Epstein files, prompting him to alter his stance. Seth humorously critiques Trump's vocal struggles and awkward press interactions. Jonathan Bailey shares an emotional moment watching his niece experience Wicked for the first time, revealing the strong connection among the cast. Later, Kit Buchan joins to discuss his upcoming Broadway debut, reflecting on their long friendship and artistic journey filled with creative projects and nostalgia.

Jeff Goldblum, renowned for his roles in Jurassic Park and Independence Day, shares insights about his journey to becoming a fashion icon and his recent performance in Wicked alongside Cynthia Erivo. He discusses the joy of family moments at sporting events and his unique approach to humor and joke-making. The conversation also touches on the chaotic MAGA landscape as Trump clashed with Republican figures over Epstein-related controversies, providing a mix of political satire and engaging anecdotes.

Seth dives into hilarious listener corrections, from a mix-up about the Cuomo hoagie photo to a wild ER story that escalates unexpectedly. He clarifies flubs about the brachiosaurus neck and shares a comical misunderstanding regarding grayscale Ned Flanders. There’s a side-splitting debate over monkey outbreak movies and a heartwarming reveal about a Frisbee costume. A surprise buck appears in the audience, and Seth introduces a fun internal currency called Seth Bucks. This episode is packed with laughs and clever insights!

Claire Danes, the Emmy-winning actress, dives into her latest series, The Beast and Me, sharing insights about filming without a complete script. She describes her intriguing research journey, observing brain surgery for an upcoming role. With amusing stories about yurts and her family’s New York City life, Claire highlights the joy of reading Harry Potter to her kids. Plus, her chemistry with co-star Matthew Rhys adds a captivating layer to their collaborative process in the series.

Matthew Broderick, the Tony-winning actor famous for Ferris Bueller's Day Off, shares insights about his current play Tartuffe. He humorously recounts mishaps on stage during Plaza Suite, including a memorable Apple Watch incident. Broderick also reflects on his early acting experiences with his father and the joy of working alongside his son. He discusses reuniting with Alan Ruck for their new film, The Best Is Yet to Come, celebrating their enduring chemistry since their iconic roles.