The Three Questions with Andy Richter
Team Coco & EarwolfHost Andy Richter asks the same three questions to each guest: Where do you come from? Where are you going? What have you learned? These three simple questions, when answered honestly and thoughtfully, are enough to provide a pretty complete picture of who a person is. The answers are what Andy always wants to know about people. This will not be a one-sided process, as Andy won’t shy away from getting personal himself.
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Reviews
- Inadvertently great interviewer
I don’t think Andy ever set out to be a great interviewer, but he ultimately is because he’s able to show vulnerability and discuss his own shortcomings in a practical way that moves the conversation forward. And he somehow gets a a hugely wide range of people to open up and do the same. Inject Andy’s trademark humor and occasionally negative self talk and it becomes a really honest conversation.
Apple Podcasts5briantunney
United States14 days ago - Great episode with Tommy Blacha
I’ve loved this show since day one. Long form conversations with Andy that can get pretty deep. I really dug the episode with his old pal Tommy Blacha. They have a great chemistry and are very funny together.
Apple Podcasts5Son of the Wolf 1969United Statesa month ago - Fi is the one who wants it for me and the kids
I’m not going back to the office to see what the plan was but it wasn’t for me but it wasn’t too much to me but it wasn’t a bad thing I just wanted it and it wasn’t too much of it to
Apple Podcasts5find exitUnited Statesa month ago - If I can make a reservation at my house
I’m going back in a bit and then I have a car for my house to get ready to go to my house to pick it out
Apple Podcasts5snitch Scots
Australiaa month ago - Andy, can you please ask guests for book suggestions?
(..you mentioned you’d like suggestions. Might be fun in this writers’ strike to hear their thoughts on a good book?)
Apple Podcasts5Young ‘unUnited Statesa month ago
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