For anyone who feels like their life is one disaster after another: good news–you’re not alone. Jameela Jamil (The Good Place, She-Hulk) hosts a new podcast called Wrong Turns where she gathers her funny friends and they share their most mortifying and embarrassing stories. Crucially, there are no morals and no silver linings. They are simply here to revel in each others’ misfortune. Wrong Turns: ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 255 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Comedy InterviewsComedy |
Jameela considers this our most relatable episode yet, and given what you're about to hear, that's terrifying. She welcomes her friends Jillian Bell (Kinda Pregnant, Summer of 69) and Chelsea Devantez (Glamorous Trash, The Problem with Jon Stewart). ... more
Jameela welcomes two guests who damn near made her pass out: actor, writer comedian and singer Jordan Firstman (English Teacher, album "Secrets") and writer, comedian, actress and podcaster Megan Gailey (The Roast of Tom Brady, Sports Bitches podcast... more
A Smelling and a Loosening: Jameela is joined by two great friends and hilarious comedians who are both currently on tour: Amy Miller and Beth Stelling. Amy invents a word you can never unhear, hard as you may try. And Beth tells us what happens when... more
In our second Wrong Turns episode, Jameela welcomes We're Here to Help hosts Jake Johnson (Spider-Verse trilogy, New Girl), and Gareth Reynolds (Arrested Development, You're the Worst) along with Eric Edelstein (Parks and Recreation, Twin Peaks). Jak... more
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I especially appreciate her conversation with Adam Conover in the wake of Roe v Wade being overturned. They discussed how to overcome feelings of powerlessness and take action yourself which I found incredibly helpful and relevant to today.
… doesn’t mean you’re interesting. I guess for some people, those two words are synonymous. Being famous also doesn’t mean you know what you’re talking about.
These are not everyday, average people. They’re rich celebrities. They’re not in touch with actual real life. They don’t have the same problems as us and they certainly don’t know how to fix mental health issues. (My food budget for the next 6 days is negative $4. My OCD is so bad that I’ve started memorizing the periodic table in an att... more
😢😢😢 she didn’t have a chance in hell
Hi.
Sorry about the cheesy subject line. I’m bad at subject lines. Horrendously bad.
And I also used to be a comedy writer, so I have no excuse. But that is the reason I found this wonderful podcast, because I’m a Rachel Bloom fan and I listened to your interview with Rachel and… and then just kept listening… and over the course of a night when I couldn’t sleep I binge-listened to a lot more episodes and today, when I’m working (pretending to work) I’ve listened to several more.
I now have a n... more
Thank you so much to you and your team for putting a such interesting content out there. Listening to you having these conversations with your guests in such a natural and well thought out way has been a real pleasure since I discovered your podcast. It brings me joy, comfort, a feeling wellbeing (in a kind of ASMR way…) and so much food for thought. I always make sure to find some time for it. ♥️
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This podcast thrives on the humor found in everyday disasters and embarrassing moments, bringing together a variety of guests to share their most mortifying stories without the need for moral lessons or silver linings. Each episode is characterized by candid conversations that highlight the humor in failure and misfortune, fostering an atmosphere where listeners can feel a sense of camaraderie in their own missteps. With its lighthearted tone, this podcast offers a comedic escape from the pressures of perfection and invites listeners to embrace the chaos of life alongside Jameela Jamil and her friends.
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Recent guests on Wrong Turns include:
1. Beth Stelling
2. Amy Miller
3. Jake Johnson
4. Gareth Reynolds
5. Eric Edelstein
6. Janelle Monáe
7. Florence Given
8. Danny Wallace
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