I understand and I to was upset about the election results. The question about advice for a 14 year old post election was so disappointing and sad. I can’t believe you or your guest did not mention the impact this election is having on young girls. Your interview only proved that this country is so backwards.

Steven ain’t what he used to be. I can hardly watch his monologues anymore. He’s both sides-ing so much he’s sounding like Jay Leno after he was homogenized

This guy is so bias and irrelevant at this point.

I live for the once a week Meanwhile segment !

I love the show and when something cool happens in the news, I think oooooh Stephen is gonna have fun with this (guilty x34). And he is off for the night……looking forward to Monday

UPDATE: Has the monologue gone soft? Stephen used to be angry at Trump. He refused to say his name. Now it feels pandering like old school Leno. It’s weird. Anyone else feel this way? ORIGINAL REVIEW: Love hearing the show while I’m doing my work! Miss the show opening music, though. Thank you !

Sorry. I know this isn’t the right place for this but……. If you nor Jon Stewart won’t step up and become our president, will you PLEASE endorse Jill Stein. She IS the best candidate for the presidency . WE NEED YOU!

I don’t know who is listening to this, but this is just objectively not funny or entertaining. Colbert hasn’t been relevant in years.

Colbert and guest's voice are to low

This guy started to get weird a few years back now he’s totally lost it. There’s no redeeming your self after dancing and singing with syringes

Great guests, Thank you for all the laughs 😀

This podcast lacks the best part of the show. Please include the monologues.

I absolutely loved your interview with Paul McCartney! it really brought us into the heart and soul of Paul McCartney, and the “regular guy “ that he actually is! he was so modest and down to earth… And I love the way you brought that out in him. Great, great interview!

C’mon Johnny boyyyy. What could have been.

Where’s the monologue?

I love The Late Show, and I love Stephen Colbert. I’ve actually been in person to see a taping and it is great fun. However, I hate, loath and despise his intro to Meanwhile. Such a waste of time and stupid I wish he would spend more time making jokes out of headlines than wasting the effort to write that nonsense he says going into the segment!

Great writers, guests and delivery. But I echo what others have written about adjusting the volume to hear the show, only to be blasted by higher volume recordings of the sponsors’ commercials. It’s bad enough with car speakers, but God help you if space out that Colbert is going to a commercial and you haven’t adjusted the volume for your earbuds in time!

The audio levels of the show are terrible. Sometimes I have to really crank up the volume just to hear Stephen Colbert and occasionally the guests, but then I get blasted by the volume of the commercials. This makes it very difficult to enjoy while driving.

So glad to have you back.

Boring and too political

Trash, just like the host

First of all, can someone please tell the producers of this podcast that nobody is interested in several-year-old reruns of variety shows? I can’t remember the last time i heard something from even the last six months on this podcast. Second, why such truncated segments? No thanks, I have Youtube.

Even with the strike. I watch old monologues and still laugh after watching them a second time.

Colbert Report now that was funny.

Meanwhiles are the best

Classic is a 1949 schwinn phantom…. Reruns is what your offering… strike not withstanding!

2003 MySpace post about Saddam Hussein. I laughed way too hard. Thanks!

Not on his game anymore.

Different than the TV show and I like the extra dimension. Can you PLEASE interview Paul and Sasha the cohosts of the hilarious news satire podcast "Community News with Paul and Sasha". You would be such a great interviewer of them because all 3 of you are so funny, quick, and smart.

The extra loud volume of the ad segments is really annoying and an old, cheap trick. The content of the show is entertaining, witty, and laugh-out-loud funny. Recruit advertisers that don’t demand this lousy double volume trick.

i’m not interested in the pop culture part of the show. i wish they would separate the monologue from the interviews. or please interview more relevant people. i skip the actor/singer stuff and stick around for the public official interviews.

Love the show and it’s great I can listen to the podcast while at work. But please, fix the volumes on the commercials and show. I have to turn the show way up to hear it but when the commercials come on the volume practically bursts my eardrums. They did this on TV ages ago and it’s super annoying.

Usually I just hit the monologues and music of my fav late night guys, but I have really been enjoying the interviews and the music on this show. Even a few guests I wouldn't have ordinarily enjoyed, Stephen seems to find the best in people and encourages some positive feedback. If you like a guest, you'll love the interviews. More Lewis C please. 💖

Colbert used to be one of the funniest dudes on television while hosting the Colbert Report. His “Formidable Opponent” segments would leave me in stitches. Even when his jokes were at the expense of things I supported or people I liked, I still found his humor hilarious. Now? I don’t even recognize the guy. It really does seem like he’s sold his soul to the corporate elites in order to host this show. The vaccine dance has to be one of the most embarrassing things I’ve ever seen a late night host do on a tv show. Like, I got second hand embarrassment just from watching it on YouTube. What a waste of talent.

Can’t stand Steven Colbert. Don’t want to double tap similar reviews too much but, isn’t funny, never was.

Hard to be funny when this malcontent lets his leftism blurt out constantly. When his late night career is finished, I’m sure he can continue to get low ratings on an MSNBC show.

Love Colbert and so happy I can catch the show as a podcast when I can’t watch, even without the video. Podcast Colbert is better than no Colbert any day! PLEASE moderate volume of ads vs the show and never cut the monologue then it’s 5 stars (I refuse to engage when ads have jacked up volume & make a point to avoid those sponsors so quit it)!

Comedian? Not funny

The Colbert report was so much fun to watch. This current product is made to appeal to a very small % of the population. Stephen has sold his comedic soul to the devil. I hope your large bags of cash make you happy, Stephen Colbert. You will likely never be truly funny again.

I love Steven Colbert

I love that it is the audio version of the tv show! I can’t watch the broadcast, but I can listen to the podcast (anywhere anytime)!!! It is GREAT and I LOVE it

The ads are dangerously louder than the programming ‼️🙉 I’m a HUGE fan of Stephen Colbert—have been since The Colbert Report (OK—actually since TDS) The podcast satisfies 90% of my needs, with the added benefit of not having to be tied to a screen🏃🏋️‍♂️ Just Dial. Down. Those. Ads.

All I can say is Lol! Like a fine wine, Stephen has only gotten funnier with age! The fine fellows at The Adam Friedland Show turned me onto the podcast feed, if anyone is looking for another center left talk-show style production check out The Adam Friendland Show!

I hate the voice of the lady who does the into/exit bit. It’s like fingernails on a chalkboard for me when she talks! Otherwise it’s brilliant. I listen daily and love the monologue.

This podcast is a lot of fun. A little difficult when they do visuals I have to switch over to YouTube. And I wish when they do the classics they would note somewhere when it was first aired. It was a little confusing to listen to Rachel Maddow because I didn’t know if it was during Trump or during Biden and at which point during Biden her critique was being made. But aside from these minor notes, this is great for those of us who can’t stay up late.

This is my daily go to uplift for the day!! Love that it’s not exactly the same as the televised show. The extended interview episode with the Brett Gellman was outstanding. Thanks Stephen for keeping me sane.

I think Stephen’s smart comedy and smart political comedy relieves some of the pressure of our political pressure cooker. I’m a fan of anyone who can be clever and ironic despite the political stalemate at the depths of the sewer of partisan two party political failure.

Turn up volume on podcast… way too low

He used to be funny, now just sad.

I’m so grateful that I’m able to hear the fantastic and invaluable content of the late show without having to sit down and watch it. Adding humor to the most complex issues of today brings levity to my world