
Comedian Whitney Cummings interviews guests (friends, comics, celebs, experts, weirdos) every week. Known for her standup comedy specials for HBO and Netflix, Comedy Central Roasts, multiple television series and films, Whitney has a lot of questions for a lot of different kinds of people. She also has opinions. And a robot. Subscribe to hear interviews that are always interesting and never too lo... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 284 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Divorce-parents-people habits, what to do when someone doesn’t get Beyonce, death metal, how to survive cultural phenomenons, rage offs, bake offs, and how to cope with it all…
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Whitney and Kevin finally settle a decades long debate about a band that makes kids music for CHILDREN!
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Rialto Theatre
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Kiva Auditorium
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Pencils Down! Whitney and Kevin grade the education system…
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Carrier Theater
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Hart Theatre at the Egg Performing Arts Center
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Whitney and Kevin A.I. managers fleeing their companies.
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Tower Theatre for the Performing Arts
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Plaza Theatre
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Hey check out Whitney’s sister on x. Her name is Ashley. Learn about what a greedy and horrible person Whitney is. Oh and I wish Whitney wouldn’t exploit her child. She’s so smart and intellectual, yet somehow completely blind of all the info on the dangers of posting your kid online to millions. Or maybe the attention is more important
I’m still waiting for at least a little tiny comment about Trump’s mustang horses… can’t even look at you with all your t-shirts with horses on them and the tattooes… 🤦🏻♀️ I remember helicopters rounding them up to export them so they can kill them elsewhere (oh of course they are not going to kill then here!) and then I’d get angry all over again while you say nothing.
Tamed and saddled “girl horse”.
It makes me uncomfortable, the big efforts not to be funny, but to be liked by certain peop... more
Well… You just inspired me during the first episode I listened to. For 90% of my life (since I was a young child) people have always tried to tell me I should be a comedian. Strangers at the store would ask what tv show I was on. When you said that “this or that joke was like this comedian or that” is what I’ve always heard about myself.
Love the podcast, but kevin is interrupting Whitney way to much. Let her finish a setence and please stop changing subjects randomly. All with love. Take care.
I truly have no idea why this woman is “famous”. She is so painfully unfunny and uninteresting.
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A candid, freewheeling interview and banter show led by a sharp-witted host who blends personal anecdotes, cultural commentary, and celebrity culture with rapid ad reads and lighthearted segments. Episodes oscillate between pop culture takeovers, personal stories, and playful humor, often exploring trends, dating, productivity, and social dynamics with an unapologetic, fast-paced vibe. Noteworthy is the consistent mix of reflective, comedic storytelling and branding integration that keeps the format breezy while offering relatable opinions and practical promos for a wide audience.
The show stands out for its fearless, opinionated style, penchant for offbeat tangents, and engagement with contemporary trends, making it appealing to listeners... more
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