Stephanie Miller's Happy Hour Podcast

We had so. much. fun. with Carnie Wilson this week! We could NOT love her more. On the heels of the 30th anniversary of Wilson Phillips' 'Hold On', we discuss Carnie's history in music, her 1995 talk show (sound familiar?), and, yes, farts. We WILL be best friends!!

How have we never had Kimberly Johnson on until now? We're making that right this week. We discuss her angry vegenda of manicide in the wake of the AOC-YoHo incident and how Rush Limbaugh made her an outspoken feminist. Check out Kimberly's podcast 'Start Me Up' wherever you get your podcasts.

We talk to Joy Reid on the eve of her prime time debut on MSNBC's 'The ReidOut' (starting Monday, July 20th).

TikTok star Sarah Cooper joins us to discuss the process behind her Trump mimics and how she doesn't consider what she does so much an impression of Trump as a comedic take on the stupid things he says coming from a Jamaican woman.

This week we bask in the glory that is Randy Rainbow. He's joined by our mutual friend Jody Hamilton as we discuss his self-made success, getting to meet his heroes, and how he became an accidental activist.

With Mama on vacation this week, we're stepping back to March of 2018 when we talked to on our favorites, Ana Ortiz! Catch Ana on 'Love, Victor' out now on Hulu!

Our interview with Rob Reiner from June's Sexy Liberal Virtual Tour show. With five months out from the election, we discuss the wave of new voices speaking out against Trump, the comparisons to Archie Bunker, and what's at stake in November.

We sit down to get to know our friend Jill Wine-Banks a little better. We discuss her new book "The Watergate Girl" and her time as a trailblazing attorney and Watergate prosecutor. We also get her analysis on the sentencing of Michael Flynn. A great chat!

We get to sit down with Amy and Emily from the Indigo Girls and discuss their process, their careers, and the state of the world this week. Check out their new album "Look Long" available now!

We're all Clay-mates now after talking to the one and only Clay Aiken. We discuss his evolving view on Donald Trump, his time on the Celebrity Apprentice, his past run for a representative seat in North Carolina, and how we can engage with those we don't fully agree with. An excellent discussion!

Steve Schmidt's been a Republican strategist for a long time, but he's speaking out loudly again Donald Trump (and for Joe Biden) because he sees the damage Trump is doing to our Union. We discuss that and how well former Republicans are at fighting back against Trump.

We sit down with comedian Noel Casler for a fascinating discussion about his experience working on the Apprentice for six seasons. He tells us about what he saw up-close from the current "President" and his kids: the crudeness, the drugs, the racism... and the incontinence. Listen and get motivated to vote this disgusting man OUT in November.

Comedian Wendy Libeman brings the funny and gives us a lesson in dealing with hardship. She's been through multiple car accidents - first being hit by a drunk driver while in her car, then being hit again as a pedestrian. So she doesn't need anyone telling her to stay at home. Hilarious as ever, Wendy is always a delight to talk to!

We sit down (via Skype) for a delightful chat with Mama's new biking partner Debby Boone (singer of "You Light Up My Life"). We bond over the love and contention that comes from having a right-wing parent, get some insight into what it's like to have one of the biggest singles of all time, and hear some fascinating showbiz stories!

We catch up with our friend, comedian Judy Gold to let out a primal scream and ask wtf is going on!? It may be Stephanie’s podcast, but this week IT’S JUDY’S SHOOOOOW!

This week we've got former federal prosecutor and MSNBC legal analyst Glenn Kirschner. We discuss the gross negligence of the Trump administration's response to the coronavirus and what kind of accountability we can hope for when Trump is voted out of office.

In the midst of this pandemic, we turn to one of the best resources we know - Morgan Fairchild (whom I'm dating!). Seriously, she is a science nerd and she's been studying epidemiology her whole life. She tells us what she's seen with this virus and how she tracked and spoke up about the AIDS crisis.

From the morning show, it's our video chats with actor Martin Sheen, who played the fictional president Bartlet on the West Wing, and Rep. Adam Schiff, who could very well be a future president. Mr. Sheen offers words of comfort and hope for these unprecedented times and Rep. Schiff offers words of action, describing what Democrats in the House are doing to help people struggling through this pandemic.

The one and only Rosie O'Donnell joins us via videochat to discuss her history as a critic and a target of Donald Trump, as well as the success of the recent one-night-only return of "The Rosie O'Donnell" show that raised $600,000 for The Actors Fund.