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Jake Johnson (New Girl, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse) and Gareth Reynolds (The Dollop) don't feel qualified to give strangers good advice. Most of their friendship over the last 15 years has been based around dumb bits, but they do (for better or worse) want to try to help people out. Like your friendly local bartender or your tipsy uncle at a family gathering, Jake and Gareth are on the ca... more

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Gareth and Jake weigh in on a soggy laundry room situation. Then, they help a young caller clean her grandma's car. Plus, a follow-up from Ep 298 Sexy Baby (with Murray Bartlett).

Want to call in? Email your question to helpfulpod@gmail.com.

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Cat and Rat are back! Cat Reitman and Gareth join forces to take some calls. First, they help a man whose wife wants to finger the cloaca. Then, they stop a dog walker from going streakin' in the upstairs toilet.

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Jake and guest helper Damon Wayans Jr. help a funeral home director keep his pants on. Then, they give a crash course in jail culture.

Want to call in? Email your question to helpfulpod@gmail.com.

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The guys start a cult to annoy a caller's brother. Then, they punch up a road trip to Florida. Plus, a follow-up from Ep 254 "Risky Business."

See images from the episode here: www.heretohelppod.com/post/episode-306

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Recent Guests

Dana Newkirk
Paranormal researchers and hosts of Haunted Objects Tour
Haunted Objects Tour
Episode: WEIRD Here To Help: Cursed Baby Doll & Psychic Sons
Greg Newkirk
Paranormal researchers and hosts of Haunted Objects Tour
Haunted Objects Tour
Episode: WEIRD Here To Help: Cursed Baby Doll & Psychic Sons
Corrine Norris
Season one caller who discussed dating while battling rectal cancer
Listener of the show
Episode: Bonus: S1 Caller, Corrine Norris, Send Off & Re-Release
Charlie Hall
Actor, joins to discuss Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed
Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed
Episode: 299: Jude Standard Time & Steak and Scallops (with Charlie Hall)
Murray Bartlett
Actor and guest on Were Here to Help
Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed, White Lotus
Episode: 298: Sexy Baby & Blame It on the Cheese (with Murray Bartlett)
Kiarra Goldberg
Actress/Star of Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed
Apple TV / Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed
Episode: 297: Longboard Library Ladder & What's Up, Doc? (with Kiarra Hamagami Goldberg)
Brandon Flynn
Actor on Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed (Apple TV)
Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed (Apple TV)
Episode: 296: Fully Soaked & Baltimore Scuba (with Brandon Flynn)
Mary Claire
Caller, resident of Chicago suburbs seeking guidance about a fairy ring
Episode: WEIRD Here To Help: Fairy Ring Hoax & 90-Year-Old Nemesis
Samara Weaving
Actor appearing as a guest on the episode
Carolina Caroline film team
Episode: 293: Glass, Fist or Head & DOOR TITS! (with Samara Weaving)

Hosts

Jake Johnson
Host of the show, guiding conversations and interacting with callers
Gareth Reynolds
Co-host, provides input and framing strategies

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 14.4k ratings
  • Meh

    I really want to like this show. Early episodes were sweet and earnest and totally bananas. Now, the hosts are meaner, they’re clearly doing stuff for “production” and have veered from therapy lite to shaming and bullying guests. It’s less fun.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    indi222
    United Statesa month ago
  • LOVE this podcast so much, but the BF call rubbed me the wrong way.

    I love love loveeeee this podcast so much, but the call with Casey Wilson about breast feeding rubbed me the wrong way. Women should be able to breastfeed their babies comfortably without being sexualized or demeaned. I understand that the person doing the breastfeeding in this scenario is a bit “extreme” for some, but if YOU are uncomfortable or feeling some type of way sexually, that is 100% your issue. Let women breastfeed in peace, damn. Ok, off my soapbox now, love this podcast so much.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Brit11!
    United Statesa month ago
  • It only gets better

    I love this pod and these guys. So funny, wholesome, just a great thing to listen to

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Okelly820
    United Statesa month ago
  • Too much banter

    Lord I like this podcast too much but they spend way too much time talking before starting the actual show. It’s boring.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    sailor_puta
    United States2 months ago
  • America’s #1 Podcast

    I listened to all the episodes in about 3 months. I LOVE this show!! I’m bummed that I’m caught up DANG IT. This show has brought me so much daily joy. Thank you, Jake and Gareth! I’m looking forward to the next episode.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AnnikaE.
    United States2 months ago

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Prolific sponsor integration is noted by fans as part of the show's identity.
Fans love the mix of humor and practical advice.
Some listeners wish for sharper focus or less format changes over time.
Guests and banter are highlights for many listeners.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Apple Podcasts
#241
United States/Top Podcasts
Apple Podcasts
#31
United States/Comedy
Apple Podcasts
#41
Canada/Comedy
Apple Podcasts
#168
United Kingdom/Comedy
Apple Podcasts
#74
Australia/Comedy
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#216
Germany/Comedy

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

WEIRD Here To Help: Cursed Baby Doll & Psychic Sons
Q: Could you transport the doll to other Fringe Festivals as a traveling piece, and how would that work?
Yes, rotate the doll between venues as a touring art object, documenting its journey with a photo album and livestreams, and incorporate the ritual into different shows to create a shared, evolving story across festivals.
WEIRD Here To Help: Cursed Baby Doll & Psychic Sons
Q: What is the best way to handle the 'Baby Girl' doll within the Fringe setting to avoid scaring audiences?
Treat the doll as part of a theatrical narrative, weave a banishing ritual into performances, and invite audience participation to demystify the artifact through humor and ritual, effectively turning fear into an engaging art experience.
302: Haunted Lacrosse House & Kissing Like Muppets
Q: Johnny, you're trying whatever works best for you. We're seeing how it works coming out of your mouth. What works better for you?
The hosts encourage a playful, collaborative game approach to gauge kissing intensity, using a one-to-ten scale, and to have open, light-hearted conversations to align on what both want without pressuring the other person.
301: 300th Episode Special Pt 2: Scaling Mount Paulie and The Wheel of Strip
Q: What's going on with the Mount Paulie idea?
Jake and Gareth coach the caller through a pitch where a regular's prepaid money climbs a mountain, with increments reflecting spending and a cap at the top.
298: Sexy Baby & Blame It on the Cheese (with Murray Bartlett)
Q: So, to succinctly ask my question, how do I get my wife to stop calling our infant son Sexy Baby?
The panel suggests reframing the nickname issue by first acknowledging the discomfort it creates, then pivoting to a stronger, more mainstream nickname plan and finally presenting a detailed, respectful PowerPoint to illustrate why the current nickname is problematic and how alternative nicknames could work.

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The show blends casual, off-the-cuff problem solving with improv-driven pitches. Two longtime friends take caller questions from trivial to serious and brainstorm humorous, practical strategies while inviting guests—friends, peers, or experts—to weigh in. The tone stays light and entertaining, but the hosts frequently land on concrete ideas, boundaries, and actionable takeaways, often threaded through with promos and sponsor reads. A recurring strength is the energetic banter, space for celebrity guests and pros to share perspectives, and a willingness to pivot between entertainment and real-world usefulness for listeners seeking advice or a creative pitch for a situation.

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Recent guests on We're Here to Help include:

1. Dana Newkirk
2. Greg Newkirk
3. Corrine Norris
4. Charlie Hall
5. Murray Bartlett
6. Kiarra Goldberg
7. Brandon Flynn
8. Mary Claire

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