The Nikki Glaser Podcast

Nikki Glaser says the things you think but would never say out loud. That's always been her thing on stage, and the podcast is just that with less editing. She talks about dating, her body, pop culture, and whatever else is on her mind, and she does it with the kind of honesty that makes you wince and laugh at the same time. The format is loose — about an hour per episode, with co-host Brian Frange and producer Noa keeping things on the rails (loosely). Some episodes are reactions to current events. Others are deep confessionals about her personal life. The best ones are when she gets on a roll about something specific and just doesn't stop — her takes on relationships are brutal, specific, and way too relatable. Her career trajectory matters here. She went from solid working comedian to hosting the Golden Globes to being everywhere. The podcast caught that momentum. Earlier episodes have a different energy than recent ones — smaller, more confessional. The newer stuff is more polished but still genuinely funny. Not every episode hits. The ones that lean too hard into celebrity gossip lose me. But when she's doing actual comedy — telling stories, working out bits, being ruthlessly self-aware — she's one of the sharpest voices in stand-up right now. 535 episodes, 4.4 stars. The backlog is deep enough that you can cherry-pick topics you care about and skip the rest.