
Every Monday, viewers and listeners can tune in for Matt’s signature walk-and-talk monologue, unpacking the stories shaping culture, politics, and the increasingly strange rhythms of modern life. Each episode then expands into a funny, thoughtful conversation with a guest about what actually deserves attention, what’s wildly overhyped, and what we’re getting wrong. There might be music. There migh... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 29 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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Matt Buechele talks about volunteering with Bright Light in New York City, and how showing up for your community can be a welcome antidote to the news.
Then Matt sits down with comedian, author, and podcaster Kyle Prue to talk about his podcast Get ... more
Matt Buechele revisits a lesson from his dad about showing up for other people, courtesy of a trip to see Billy Crystal’s one-man Broadway show, 860.
Then Matt sits down with Jeopardy! legend Amy Schneider, who rattled off 40 consecutive wins before... more
Matt kicks things off with his take on Shane Gillis’s SNL monologue, the state of comedy, and his growing suspicion that America has developed a soft spot for mediocrity.
Then acclaimed novelist Catherine Lacey joins the show for a conversation abou... more
Matt danced all night seeing the band Geese at Forest Hills Stadium and shares that getting out, dancing, and sweating alongside other people can be a great antidote to feeling down.
Then Matt sits with Scott Rogowsky to revisit the rise and fall of... more
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You want podcasts to seem like conversations instead of Q&As? This is it. A free flowing of topics and hilarious observations. I’m pretty sure the “predictions” segment will all come true. If you like see his face on your social media feed, why not look at the entire frame on YouTube too!
I remember seeing some of Matt’s videos and this is very easy to listen to. I have to ask- why are there 1 star reviews … this pod literally just started. Is there something I missed?
I’m so excited to see where this show will go and excited for the ride
Want to support Matt’s podcast. Recalling his 7/2022 viral TT post comparing and contrasting mundane work requests with dystopian events in the news. Sharp AF!
Very glad Matt started a podcast! Enjoyed Ep 1 a lot and look forward to listening again. Also love a Friday release to help fill in the late-in-the-week podcast doldrums.
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The show blends sharp cultural and political commentary with candid, humor-filled conversations with guests from comedy, writing, film, and online content creation. Episodes balance timely topics—politics, media, technology, and culture—with behind-the-scenes storytelling about creative work, career progression, and the realities of building independent projects. A standout aspect is the host's walk-and-talk monologues that thread into in-depth guest chats, often weaving in personal anecdotes, practical career insights, and a healthy dose of wit. Listeners can expect smart takes on current events, creative craft, and a down-to-earth vibe that makes complex topics approachable and fun for a wide, media-savvy audience.
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2. Catherine Lacey
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