I remember talking with Brian Stack at IO years ago while I was taking an improv classes there. I don’t recall at all what we talked about. I just remember that he was an incredibly nice guy; and one who stood out from most others there with this human trait.

I enjoy Andy’s podcasts but this one was, like, almost, like, unbearable. If anyone wanted to do a drinking game for, like, every time Colin said like, you would be drunk immediately! I have never heard someone, like, say like so many times! I know that Andy, like, doesn’t have any control over what the guests say but, like, there were way too many likes! And then Andy was saying like too!! I very much, like, enjoy Andy and Conan’s podcasts, but this one, like, was like annoying! I will continue to listen though!

I literally have not listened to a regular episode but the call-in show is so good that the normal eps could be terrible and I’d still listen. More wild card episodes too!

The new call in show is soooo good! Please give us more!

Love it when the guest is good. Andy is always fantastic but sometimes his guest makes the show impossible to listen to. Examples of terrible hosts (all ego , no wit) are Thomas Lennon and Amy Silverberg. Good guests make this the best show on Podcasts like Ron Funches and Sonia Movesian.

Totally agree and should be required listening for masses.

Love the show!!!! Especially the call in shows, however caitlin reilly was soooo hard to listen to 😬😬😬

The reg podcast continues to shine, but the call-in show is a perfect vehicle for Andy & most of his co-hosts. Solomon Georgio & The Juice abruptly ended & went awol, so this fills that void nicely & even better. But what’s with recent callers ‘Yes, and’- ing all over the place like they're auditioning, etc, like the philly orphan ghost story guy & the 2-time caller foul-mouthed Sam person? Co-host Caitlin got a little selfish w the show too. Keep control of the show, Andy! Great show though, love the call-in episodes, & more Andy Daly please!

i love the ”call in show” i have been a listener since the beginning it’s been fantastic ever since “the call in show” is a great edition to the “3 questions” keep up the GREAT WORK ANDY

I’m so glad about this show. Really big fan of Andy (and ‘Stona’). I have his Team COCO merch water bottle. The Conan world is my The Beatles of comedy. I’ve read all the books and these guys come across as really good people. Just constant killer output under many conditions. they have not wasted their or their fan’s time “toiling in the vineyards of the Muse.” (Chuck Heston).

I was so disappointed in the 2nd Rachel Maddox interview it was blatantly political and not what I was expecting from a Conan radio station interview very disappointed I don’t care about you political views

Society needs to protect Andy Richter at all costs. He is the most down to earth and pure famous person/celebrity. He is so genuine and kind and just such a GOOD person. Love listening to him and hear about his opinions and his view of the world and society.

I appreciate your reposting Steve Albini. Hard to think he didn’t get to enjoy that downtime with his wife and cats.

I’ve always been an Andy fan. His honesty, apt timing, and original comedic humor have always been welcomed. I love the format, the questions in that format, and his control through the interviews.

i figured this out a few minutes in. great interview however. thanks

There’s a reason he was always Conan’s sidekick. I love celebrity interview pods but Andy isn’t a good interviewer. He’s unprepared, interrupts to talk about himself constantly, and never has a thoughtful response to what the guest is saying. I like the 3 questions format and would keep listening if there was a different host.

Did you know Andy went to film school? That’s the secret 4th question.

I love Andy… He’s got a great way of making these standard bio interviews more engagement with vulnerably sharing his stories along with the interviewees. But, at times his interjections and interruptions are insufferable. The episode with Moshe Kasher is Andy at his worst! He won’t stop with “yeah” “sure” while his interviewee is talking and while Moshe is sharing super interesting stories, Andy is cutting off his sentences and destroying the kicker of all his stories… like when Moshe was talking about his dad planning to paint again when he retired, and just as Moshe was drops that his dad died before he could get his 30 year old paintings out of this storage, Andy interrupts to ask a new question. Jesus, Andy! Just bc Moshe is telling a story about his orthodox background doesn’t mean it’s time for Andy to interrupt by describing the first Jewish ppl he met in elementary school, smdh. Please let the guests finish their sentences, Andy!

Having a few Proutian questions is a good basis for a talk blog but honestly, what Andy Richter has done is so derivative and a pale image of a wonderful and fascinating person: Minnie Driver. Even her setup is better. Andy, have you even heard Minnie Questions yet? Cuz that’s pretty much perfection.

.. really lend themselves to this type of format. Dependant upon the guest, the conversation gets real, talking about things they don't necessarily talk about in other interviews. Obviously not every guest is gonna be up for real talk, or even real talk with Andy, cuz all they want to do is promote their thing.. but that is on the guest, and not Andy. Even in those instances Andy asks great questions to keep it moving

I love Andy but he needs to work on his interview skills.

I am so impressed! There is such warmth and humanity and vulnerability intertwined with humor throughout this podcast. Thank you, Andy!

Andy is great, but I’ll get all my friends to rate 5 stars if you bring Tommy Blacha back as a regular. Chef’s kiss!

You & Jonathan . I’m a nice funny person, but not like this,, my fave ever. Salude! I am Annie in Creeds CO, a) queer I request, or just HANG!

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.

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.

(..you mentioned you’d like suggestions. Might be fun in this writers’ strike to hear their thoughts on a good book?)

You know how they say your radio keeps playing after a car accident? I fell asleep while driving to 3Qs and totaled my car and sure enough, it’s true! I’d give it 5 stars because it’s a great listen, but I can’t listen to it anymore without reliving my car accident. Love you, Andy. Xoxoxoxo

I love this podcast. Highly recommend if you’re looking for some thing upbeat and feel-good that’s also not ignorant of the present state of humanity/planet/etc. Thank you, Andy (& team)!

I appreciate Andy’s humility and openness and his point of view and how he listens well to the guests! I get so weary of podcasts with hosts who are going 100 miles an hour and don’t listen well. Andy is refreshing!

I didn’t think I’d like but one of the guests I searched led me to this show. He’s honest, engaging & just a fun way to kill an hour. I’m into almost all of his guests. Recommended :)

…Andy’s podcast has probably done more to improve my mental health than my actual therapist. Still not going to pay him, sorry Andy.

I love Andy’s approach and love hearing about people’s lives and how relatable we all are. It’s therapeutic in a way.

You have been one of my favorites since the beginning of Conan's first show on NBC. Can you please have some of my other favorite podcast hosts "Paul and Sasha" from Community News with Paul and Sasha podcast on your show. You all would be so hilarious together.

I love Andy's casual conversation style, mixed with substantive insights. Andy's got such a great compassionate heart, I love when that comes through. And honesty about mental stuff. Of course, there are good laughs, too. My favorite podcast to fall asleep to -- then in the morning, search back to find out where I left off.

When I opened up this podcast for the first time I thought, “3 questions. That’ll be quick” deceptive title. A bate and switch! The audacity! I was expecting a few minutes of shallow drivel and you deceived me into a rewarding listening experience! How….DARE YOU?! Really dig the show. One suggestion: cut the tune off at the end of the guitar riff and put just a little reverb on it so it feels natural—just a little added reverb at the end . The singing trailing off is awkward. However, at the end of the podcast it works fine. Thanks for making this show!

A Very relaxed and interesting podcast !

I love your show. Please bring on "Paul" and "Sasha" from Community News with Paul and Sasha. I want to know more about them. They are such a mystery and their podcast is so great. You would be perfect to interview them.

Ok if you don’t mind f-bombs and foul mouthed host! What’s the point? Foul language in a sense of an actual vocabulary? Your disdain for the Midwest and “fly over” country is appalling! Typical arrogant Hollywood elite! No thanks!

Andy has a great casual interview style that ends up getting very thoughtful and deep with with cool guests! I love Andy’s take on things and it’s awesome to hear him stretch his interviewing and comedy muscles. 10/10!

In the few episodes to which I’ve listened, I’ve found several interesting and funny anecdotes, but I was really put off that when he introduced her, he mispronounced Sasheer Zameda’s name. That was really awkward, and I would think learning how to say his guests’ names would be one of the, if not the, most important piece of preparation he would need to do before each episode.

Should be called “3 Things Andy Doesn’t Like”. Orange Man, The Catholic Church, and other people who try to talk Every episode is the same tired diatribe Which is really too bad. Because he’s got some really great guests on here But I don’t want to hear Andy’s same old tired opinions and experiences over and over

Even if it’s a guest I thought I knew very well and whose work I’m familiar with I always learn things I never knew about them before on this podcast and learn new things about Andy too. Andy adds anecdotes but never tries to take the focus off his guests. I enjoy the podcast whether I have no idea who the guest is or whether it’s someone I think I know really well. I always learn something new and the conversation flows so naturally with every guest and can go from humorous to deeply touching in an instant. It’s a real gem.

I don’t listen to podcasts consistently, but when I do, this one is always in my top 5 to listen to. I am always entertained and love learning more about the guests on this show.

Andy!! What an absolute delight!! This is my first ‘review’ although I’ve listened since the beginning and long time fan. I know there’s a team and research etc But it’s you. I appreciate your honesty. You share yourself. And are so inspiring. Most recently with your interview with Jenette McCurdy, you navigated such hard, triggering and painful topics effortlessly. With care, patience and such love. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. If you ever come to Alaska I would love to cook you dinner❤️❤️

I’m really enjoying the podcast. It’s actually my favorite one. The level of conversation makes it a perfect listen that makes you think. You also learn details about people’s lives you might not hear elsewhere. Thank you, Andy. Keep up the great work!

Podcast with Jennette McCurdy was especially excellent. Thank you for all the great episodes!

Andy keeps talking over her and interrupting and asking the most boring basic questions. Poor Julia. She’s amazing. Degrading to her.

You have to let the guests speak. You talk over them, insert yourself into all the questions and don’t let them finish a sentence.

Bring back the old Andy face show graphic! The new logo looks like it’s for a show about collecting vintage oil cans or something!