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Best friends Jason Alexander and Peter Tilden are joined by experts, newsmakers and celebrities in an attempt to find answers to the things that make us go…"Really? no, Really?” We invite you to join us, subscribe and even suggest topics, as we search for the answers to life’s most baffling, intriguing, confusing and annoying questions. New episodes drop weekly.

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You have to appreciate the guys who are getting hit for the love of the game, not for the money. And you know what's funny about it? It's just taking one. On this episode of the Really? no Really? Podcast, Jason and Peter learn more about the psychol... more

Director Barry Sonnenfeld joins Jason Alexander and Peter Tilden on this episode of the Really? no Really? Podcast with more true stories from his career as both a Hollywood director and cinematographer.

Peter discovered a TED Talk that Barry did c... more

There are both economic and cultural issues why young people would opt into living with their parents. But with today's housing affordability crisis, the number of young people living with their parents has gone up 33%. This has contributed to the ri... more

Thomas Smith is a Johns Hopkins trained artificial intelligence expert who was was hailed as a veteran veteran programmer by The New York Times for his work with human in the loop AI, and served as an OpenAI beta tester and a co-founder for 12 years ... more

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Barry Sonnenfeld
Director and cinematographer discussed in interview
Episode: Director Barry Sonnenfeld | Really? no, Really?
Abdullah Abassi
Research participant featured in discussion about stay-at-home sons
Pakistani family background, involved in family psychiatric practice
Episode: Stay-At-Home Sons | Really? no, Really?
Luke Parkhurst
Prominent stay-at-home son featured in New York Post stories
Independent; social media presence promoting stay-at-home son lifestyle
Episode: Stay-At-Home Sons | Really? no, Really?
Che Durena
Comedian referenced discussing cultural contexts of living with parents
Comedian
Episode: Stay-At-Home Sons | Really? no, Really?
Stavros Talkios
Comedian referenced with cultural observations
Comedian
Episode: Stay-At-Home Sons | Really? no, Really?
Thomas Smith
Johns Hopkins trained artificial intelligence expert
Johns Hopkins University
Episode: Would You Trust ChatGPT With Your Money? | Really? no, Really?
Kevin Nealon
Comedian and actor known for his long tenure on Saturday Night Live and his hiking interview format
Episode: Kevin Nealon Reveals Why He Was Taken Off Weekend Update | Really? no, Really?
Mark Malkoff
Guest, comedian and content creator known for stunts and deep-dives into pop culture
New Yorker (media)
Episode: A History of Late Night TV with a Guy Who Lived In an Ikea | Really? no, Really?
Jonathan Cohen
Author of America's Reckless Bet On Sports Gambling, Losing Big (book referenced)
Author and gambling policy commentator
Episode: Here's Why Prediction Markets & Sports Betting Are So Addictive | Really? no, Really?

Hosts

Jason Alexander
Host of the show; co-host with Peter Tilden, known for humor and broad curiosity.
Peter Tilden
Co-host known for interviewing guests and driving conversational energy.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 711 ratings
  • meh

    decent guests, stupidest least memorable podcast name.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    emaildaniels
    United Statesa month ago
  • Really no really

    Very entertaining as well as informative. Keep up the good work.!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Debd024
    United States2 months ago
  • Glad You’re Back

    Love the show. So glad you have returned for another season.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    UtahPowderMantra
    United States2 months ago
  • Love this podcast

    Too good to waste! The process I save until the day is done, I can lie in bed and truly listen. Not only warm and funny but always intelligent banter. A real treat

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Agubffhibb
    Australia2 months ago
  • So glad you’re back!

    Really No Really explores interesting topics in a fun and interesting way. Peter and Jason ask the questions that you and I would ask, and some questions that I wouldn’t have thought to ask. I love this show and I am sooo glad it is back.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Teesie4ever
    United States3 months ago

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Listeners praise the show for entertaining yet informative banter and strong guest lineups.
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Would You Trust ChatGPT With Your Money? | Really? no, Really?
Q: Would you trust AI like ChatGPT to give you financial investment advice?
The guest explains that while AI can perform extensive research and assemble a portfolio, humans should remain cautious and consider risk, diversify, and monitor decisions; the AI should act as a tool rather than a replacement for human judgment.
Here's Why Prediction Markets & Sports Betting Are So Addictive | Really? no, Really?
Q: Is there a way to balance access to legal gambling with reducing harm?
The panel discusses mandatory safeguards, better regulation, and policy action as necessary steps to prevent exploitation while preserving legitimate entertainment.
Here's Why Prediction Markets & Sports Betting Are So Addictive | Really? no, Really?
Q: What sparked your interest in gambling policy and the lottery as a public health issue?
The guest explains that the lottery and sports gambling intersect with American ideas about the 'American dream' and policy choices, which motivated him to document the potential public health impacts and push for safer, regulated approaches.
Here's Why Credit Card Churning Isn't Illegal | Really? no, Really?
Q: Is it better to have two or three credit cards?
Yes, but what's more important is how you manage your use of credit, keeping balances low and paying on time.
Here's Why Credit Card Churning Isn't Illegal | Really? no, Really?
Q: How many credit cards can you realistically have?
It varies, but people often have several, sometimes opening 30-40 accounts a year to maximize offers.

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The show features a candid, humorous exchange between two hosts and a rotating cast of guests that spans technology, science, entertainment, culture, and current events. Episodes commonly explore big ideas through accessible conversations, mixing expert insight with personal stories and provocative questions. Listeners often get practical takeaways, memorable anecdotes, and occasional critiques of hype around AI, gambling, self-driving technology, art security, and pop culture phenomena. A notable strength is the pair's ability to blend curiosity with humor, creating approachable discussions that still surface nuanced viewpoints. The format tends to attract curious, media-savvy adults who enjoy thoughtful analysis wrapped in entertaining ba... more

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3. Luke Parkhurst
4. Che Durena
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