
Chris vs. The People is a weekly podcast where comedian, Chris Klemens, turns to you. Imagine your brutally honest best friend as a call-in operator—ready to talk about anything. From couples counseling and deep chats to airing out dirty laundry, you never know if Chris is with you or against the people. (Video episodes are available on YouTube)
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 33 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy | |||

This week on Chris vs. the People, Chris dives into a web of lies, chaos, and catfishing so elaborate it could be its own Netflix documentary. Every story this week centers on deception…and somehow, each one manages to outdo the last. First, a caller... more
This week, Chris hears from a listener whose mysterious uncle lived a double life full of sugar babies and family chaos, another who had the FBI show up at her house at age twelve thanks to a wildly misbehaving Roblox boyfriend, and a final caller wh... more
For Episode 30, Chris decides to ditch the usual format and crack open the Chris vs. the People phone lines for something he’s always wanted to do: let strangers confess their deepest, juiciest secrets…completely unfiltered. First up, a listener admi... more
Fresh off a flight and running on fumes, Chris still refuses to miss a week, and thank god, because this episode is juicier than a fresh BBL. First, a caller takes us to Portugal for what was supposed to be a dreamy couples’ kayaking trip… until €1 s... more
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I loved you from the start when I first heard you were a cohost on two hot takes! When I found out you had your own podcast, I screamed! I look forward to your podcast every week! Thank you for all the laughs
great show, am I the only straight guy
This podcast is soooo funny I accidentally peed myself while hearing it on my way to work. I had to go into a store to get a change of pants and a kid saw the pee stain and laughed at me. Distraught,I payed for the pants and left the store, due to this I was late to work and was consequently fired due to already having too many late warnings. Silver linging is that I had a good laugh and I was gonna quit that job anyways. 11/10 Would recommend
Genuinely cannot recommend this podcast enough, gives that euphoric rush of your friend calling you and saying “I’m coming over I’ve got a crazy story to tell you”
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Engaging and humorous, the podcast combines comedy with candid discussions on a wide range of personal topics, often driven by listeners' call-in stories. With a format that resembles eavesdropping on conversations between friends, it touches on various themes such as relationship dynamics, personal mishaps, and life lessons infused with humor. The host cultivates a space where humor meets raw honesty, fostering an environment where guests share bizarre, shocking, and at times hilarious anecdotes, encapsulating the unpredictable nature of life and relationships. The unique blend of laughter, empathy, and sometimes outrageous storytelling makes it appealing to those seeking both entertainment and relatable life experiences.
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Chris vs. The People launched 8 months ago and published 33 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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