The Late Show Pod Show with Stephen Colbert

A Christian nightclub bans twerking, 25 years of 'Law & Order: SVU' in NYC, 'The Sopranos' item for fans, Nude bowling in Pittsburgh, Hidden Valley Ranch and Cheez-Its collab, NYC man lives rent-free in hotel, Bakery resells Dunkin' donuts

Stephen Colbert and Yuval Noah Harari discuss the implications of AI on society, exploring its influence on human skills and decision-making processes. They also delve into AI's creative potential and its role in important life decisions, as well as the concept of fairness and conflict resolution through storytelling.

Stephen Colbert and John Dickerson discuss President Biden's State of the Union speech, highlighting historical perspectives and satirical commentary on the event. They explore policy changes, democracy, and presidential responsibilities, with a touch of humor and insightful analysis.

American astronauts vote from space, Biden's primary threat, McConnell endorses Trump. Neil deGrasse Tyson challenges 'Dune' plot holes. Discussion on flawed NYT poll, movie sand worms, astrology, lunar eclipses, unity in diversity.

Bernie Sanders discusses the consequences of a second Trump presidency and criticizes Kyrsten Sinema. Taylor Swift's efforts to promote voting on Super Tuesday are highlighted. Jeff Bezos regains the title of the world's richest person, surpassing Elon Musk. The podcast touches on wealth inequality, spring break chaos, and potential impacts of a Trump presidency on critical issues like climate change and income inequality. Senator Sanders advocates for fair taxation and addresses economic challenges, hinting at his political future. The episode concludes with a call for unity against right-wing extremism.

Stephen Colbert discusses Supreme Court ruling, Trump's mental decline, and White House drug abuse. RuPaul shares insights on 'RuPaul's Drag Race' and his mother's impact on his life. The podcast covers topics like dancing, awards, work ethic, and nostalgic TV shows.

Director Denis Villeneuve discusses creating an immersive world in 'Dune,' mastering a new language, shooting in Wadi Rum, and watching Timothée Chalamet grow as a leading man. Anticipation for 'Dune: Part Two' and speculation on a possible 'Dune: Part Three.'

New York City subway surfers on top of a train, Airplane Mode not necessary, Stephen Colbert tries fast food, Apple cancels electric car plans, Staten Island wild turkeys, Ricky Martin's love of feet

Julio Torres and Stephen Colbert reminisce about their childhoods, odd jobs, and creative toy designs. They discuss Julio's film 'Problemista' and its intriguing character, promoting its upcoming release.

The podcast discusses the Supreme Court's delays in Trump's trial, Biden's health, and Don Jr.'s strategies. Also, Rebecca Ferguson talks about her excitement for 'Dune: Part Two' and her Swedish heritage, with playful banter and insights into the film industry.