Conan O'Brien

The host of the podcast who interviews Billie Eilish.

“You have beautiful eyes too though, Conan.”

The host of the podcast who discusses being called a 'little bitch' by Eduardo.

“And, uh, David, of course, Hoping. Hello. And, um, there's been a lot of chatter, I guess, online, uh, about Eduardo. Yes. Because Eduardo just, I guess this episode just dropped where he called me, um, a little bitch. A little bitch.”

Discusses his experience growing up with the name Conan and how he eventually grew into it.

“Uh, well, it's Conan.”

The subject of the discussion regarding his height and potential to play monsters.

“You have a serious gift, which is your, this height of yours and that you could play a really scary guy. You could play... You could be... Stand up.”

Host of the show who expresses pride in Billie Eilish and engages in banter about their shared love for laughter.

“Thank you, Conan.”

The host interviews Eilish and shares his perspective on the importance of artists being genuine.

“[laughs] W- when you're here, I can see that, oh, that's Billie. That's just who you are, and your fans know that. There are a lot of people in your business or just show business in general who, and I see it a lot in comedy, there's, people love the idea of t…”

Reflects on his own experiences with fan interaction and compares them to Eilish's.

“Even though I work in a completely different world, I think... I, I look for any opportunity to let people out in the world know that, like it or not, for good or ill, this is who I am.”

The host sharing stories about his own family and his hair.

“'Cause I'm going to prom. Um- [laughter] No, I, I let it get a little long for the Oscars, and then I haven't cut it, and that was, like, two and a half weeks ago. And so what happens is it gets to this point where it's perfect, and then it, if it goes, like, …”

Host of the podcast who discusses pickleball and the concert film with Eilish.

“I can't play pickleball because I think I'm too tall, and this fits into your whole idea that I don't fit in this world.”

Discusses the human condition and the tendency of comedians to feel inferior to musicians.

“But this, this is very, I didn't know that this was gonna be so introspective. This is very, continue. This is-”

Host of the podcast who discusses Sona's media appearance and his own history of being an assistant's boss.

“Hey there. Welcome to Conan O'Brien Needs a Friend. Uh, I'm Conan O'Brien, of course. Uh, and uh, I'm joined by Sona Movsesian. Hello, Sona.”

The host who is jokingly questioning his assistant's employment status and role.

“Everyone comes to me to get to you.”

Discusses the moment-to-moment nature of comedy versus music and his own experience with public criticism.

“But, like, you know what I mean? Like, I, I know you're, I feel like I know you because I've obviously grown up watching you and, like, I, your delivery, it's like you are who you portray yourself to be.”

Host of the podcast who reflects on his career and engages in humorous banter with Charlie Puth.

“That is such a trip to me, because you are such a mass su- massive success, and I have grown up watching you, and it's like now it's, it's just so full circle to me.”

Host of the podcast who engages in a humorous conversation with Charlie Puth about his tour and songwriting.

“I would love to come to a show.”

The host discussing his own phobia of music theory and his appreciation for Puth's TikTok content.

“Well, I, I love doing it. It's a big part of my, like, private, uh, hobby life.”