The Late Show Pod Show with Stephen Colbert

Learn more about André 3000 in this fun podcast as he takes the Colbert Questionert. Topics range from Supreme Court hearings to Trump's legal arguments, investigation results, Alexander the Great, and random questions with André 3000.

Christopher Nolan, writer and director of 'Oppenheimer', sits down with Stephen Colbert for a wide-ranging interview. They discuss filmmaking techniques, including shooting on celluloid film, using color in black and white scenes, and the process of fact-checking and script security. They also explore mesmerizing footage and the use of the shepherd tone in film music. Additionally, they talk about the use of solo violin in Nolan's films, his frustration with learning to play the cello, and discuss their guilt about being Fast and Furious fans.

Author and political analyst Joy-Ann Reid joins Stephen Colbert to discuss Republicans withdrawing support for immigration reform. Also, highlights include a court rejecting Trump's immunity claim, Super Bowl festivities, humorous topics, and reflections on courage.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren talks with Stephen Colbert about Donald Trump's use of the Speaker of the House to prevent Congress from passing a bipartisan bill on border controls and foreign aid. They also discuss ongoing negotiations on immigration reform, Senator Warren criticizes Trump for his stance on the border crisis and his desire for a recession. They highlight Trump's willingness to cause harm to the country for personal gain and emphasize the importance of organizing and recognizing the upcoming election. Additionally, they explore the obstacles faced by Congress in regards to marijuana legalization and suggest de-scheduling marijuana and allowing states to decide its legality.

Kwame Alexander, Emmy Award-winner and bestselling author, discusses his interest in poetry, shares a poem from his latest book, and talks about the power of poetry in times of chaos and uncertainty. He explores the role of poetry in providing solace and connection, and highlights resilience and love portrayed by black poets in America.

Tom Holland joins Stephen Colbert to discuss hilarious topics including Spider-Man's bonus check going to the wrong person, hunky priests in an Italian calendar, a golden retriever hired by Royal Caribbean, a stolen taxidermied polar bear mystery in Canada, Scotland's search for a lost monkey, and the auction of a 285-year-old lemon for $1,780.

Emmy and Peabody Award-winning journalist Michele Norris discusses her book on race and shares powerful replies from ordinary Americans. They talk about unequal adoption fees based on skin color, racial challenges, the importance of diversity, and American racial history.

Actor and superstar pro wrestler John Cena discusses his struggles finding the right career path before auditioning for World Wrestling Entertainment. He also talks about his career in WWE, potential retirement, recent movie projects, working with co-stars, and a potential collaboration with Dua Lipa for a buddy cop movie.

Demi Moore, one of the “Swans” in the new season of “Feud,” stars alongside Hollywood’s biggest female stars. They discuss Donald Trump's jealousy of Taylor Swift, Elmo's emotional tweet, a vigilante convoy heading to Texas, and Demi Moore's journey to stardom.

Republicans used aid to Ukraine as leverage for a border deal only to back out once a bill was on the table, and the governor of Texas is ignoring a Supreme Court decision ordering the state to remove razor wire barriers along the Rio Grande. Academy Award-winning actor Emma Stone tells Stephen about the judgment-free worldview of her character Bella in the Oscar-nominated film, “Poor Things,” which is in theaters now. Stick around for more with Emma Stone in this extended edit of her interview and catch her performance in Showtime’s “The Curse,” streaming now on Paramount+. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices