Dear Chelsea

Chelsea Handler answers listener questions the way she does everything else -- loudly, honestly, and with a joke that lands about 80% of the time (which is actually a great batting average for comedy). Co-hosted with Catherine Law, the weekly show brings in celebrity guests who help tackle questions about love, sex, family drama, weed, grief, and basically anything else listeners throw at them. The format works because Chelsea is genuinely willing to be vulnerable alongside her bluntness. She will roast a caller for staying with an obviously terrible partner, then share a story about her own worst relationship decision. The celebrity guests range from fellow comedians to therapists to actors, and the best episodes happen when a guest pushes back on Chelsea's first instinct. Catherine Law keeps the show grounded and organized, which is necessary when Chelsea is involved. With over 300 episodes, the show has covered an enormous range of human problems. Episodes vary in length -- some full interviews run over an hour while bonus minisodes might be fifteen minutes of rapid-fire advice. The tone is consistently irreverent but surprisingly empathetic. Chelsea has talked openly about losing her brother, going to therapy, and learning to be less of a control freak, and those moments give the comedy real weight. If you want advice that comes with no filter and occasional profanity, this is your show.