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Good Hang with Amy Poehler

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Comedy
SNL
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Good Hang
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Hollywood
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The Materialists
Law & Order: SVU
Family
Creativity
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Broadway
My Mom, Jane
Maya Rudolph

Come hang with Amy Poehler. Each week on her podcast, she'll welcome celebrities and fun people to her studio. They'll share stories about their careers, mutual friends, shared enthusiasms, and most importantly, what's been making them laugh. This podcast is not about trying to make you better or giving advice. Amy just wants to have a good time.

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Alanis Morissette is a shaky poodle on the inside and a black stallion on the outside. Amy hangs with the iconic singer-songwriter for a live taping of Good Hang and talks about fangirling over John Ritter, why meditation is overrated, and having goo... more

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Noah Wyle is People's Sexiest Man Alive! Amy hangs with 'The Pitt' and 'ER' star and talks about almost getting killed by an emu, getting pranked by George Clooney on the set of 'ER,' and trying to befriend Shaun Cassidy.

Host: Amy Poehler

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Kate Berlant was seeing a few too many ghosts for a while. Amy hangs with the actress and comedian and talks about why you can't have two class clowns in bed, if she's a nepo baby, and why all curses should be lifted for free.

Host: Amy Poehler

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Paul McCartney is music. Amy hangs with the iconic musician and talks about almost becoming the coil-winding king, being a playaholic, and if he's ever smoked Monkberry Moon Delight.

Host: Amy Poehler

Guests: Stella McCartney and Paul McCartney

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Recent Guests

Alanis Morissette
Singer-songwriter and performer
Episode: Alanis Morissette (Live)
Kelly Kroyer
Chicago native and longtime Alanis Morissette fan with a 22-year career in hotel hospitality
Episode: Alanis Morissette (Live)
Noah Wyle
Actor known for ER and The Pitt
Episode: Noah Wyle
Shawn Hatosy
Actor and director known for The Pitt, Animal Kingdom, and Southland
Episode: Noah Wyle
Kate Berlant
Comedian, writer, and actress
Episode: Kate Berlant
Stella McCartney
Fashion designer, daughter of Paul McCartney
Stella McCartney Ltd.
Episode: Paul McCartney
Paul McCartney
Musician, former Beatle
The Beatles / Wings / Solo
Episode: Paul McCartney
Sarah Sherman
Fellow SNL cast member accompanying guest via Zoom
SNL
Episode: Marcello Hernández
Andrew Garfield
Actor known for film and stage work; interviewee on the episode
Actor
Episode: Andrew Garfield

Host

Amy Poehler
Host of Good Hang with Amy Poehler; leads conversations with celebrities and creatives, guiding conversations with warmth and curiosity.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 34.6k ratings
  • Depression cured

    Therapists should prescribe this

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Neeeliiief
    United States12 days ago
  • Too much background laughter

    The show is great when there’s just genuine conversation. With some guests, like Will Ferrell, the laughter was constant & seemed so forced, even when nothing funny was being discussed. Amy has mentioned that people always expect her to be funny irl, and she’s not, however it’s exactly what she does to her guests that are comedians. Trying to force jokes and laughter. Funny people are also multidimensional, let’s not limit them to being laughingstocks.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    King Nay
    United States12 days ago
  • Great interviews!

    I generally find it difficult to listen to interviews without getting second-hand embarrassment for no reason at all, but this one almost always feels so lively and natural and lighthearted, like, Amy just seems to have this natural chemistry with any guests and the questions are usually so entertaining and interesting. Would really like a full-length interview with Lin Manuel-Miranda.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    The Great Dividing Range
    Australia13 days ago
  • Definitely

    One of the hundred best podcasts

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    My Dooood
    United States14 days ago
  • Literal JOY

    Life feels so heavy right now, but this podcast brings me SO MUCH JOY! I find myself smiling the entire time and it makes me laugh out loud. If Amy were to ask me what I’m listening to/watching right now to make me laugh, it’s THIS!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Elizabird!
    United States14 days ago

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Listeners appreciate candid, insightful stories from guests across entertainment
A few episodes are criticized for pacing or interruptions, but overall positive sentiment
Some listeners note strong guest diversity and memorable, heartfelt moments
Guests consistently praise Amy's interview style and warmth in guiding conversations

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Talking Points

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Alanis Morissette (Live)
Q: How do we work on our wholeness while still not trying too hard to improve?
Morissette describes wholeness as remembering who a person is and finding environments where others reflect them accurately, rather than treating oneself as something that needs fixing.
Alanis Morissette (Live)
Q: Is there a song you wrote years ago that you understand completely differently now, not because the lyrics have changed, but because you did?
Morissette chose “Not the Doctor,” explaining that she once viewed its message as keeping distance from someone else's problems, but now sees committed partners as actively participating in each other's healing.
Noah Wyle
Q: You're the point guard of a basketball team and have to bring four more players from ER and The Pitt. Who would you bring?
Wyle chose George Clooney, Luke from The Pitt for size, A-Band Ruby, who played Jerry on ER, and Garen Howells, whom he joked he would teach to play.
Noah Wyle
Q: Is there something you would read in a script that scares you, or makes you wonder whether you can do it?
Wyle said that a role that initially feels outside his abilities can reveal emotional territory he needs to explore. For demanding scenes, he keeps the material alive in his mind until filming, then treats the performance as a release.
Kate Berlant
Q: What do you think men actually want?
Berlant recalls a teenage boy telling her that men dislike funny girls because they remind them of other men. She connects that reaction to embarrassment and comedy's historically masculine role, while noting that men who enjoy funny women certainly exist.

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This show features candid conversations with high-profile actors, writers, and performers, often focusing on career milestones, collaborative dynamics, mentorship, and the craft behind storytelling. Guests range from veteran entertainers to rising talent, with threads of authenticity, humor, family, and personal growth threaded throughout each episode. Noteworthy is the show's balance of deep career insight and playful banter, plus a recurring emphasis on community, friendship, and staying curious about others' work. Listeners often come away with practical takeaways on creativity, leadership, and navigating long-form interviews in the entertainment industry.

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Recent guests on Good Hang include:

1. Alanis Morissette
2. Kelly Kroyer
3. Noah Wyle
4. Shawn Hatosy
5. Kate Berlant
6. Stella McCartney
7. Paul McCartney
8. Sarah Sherman

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