Wild Card with Rachel Martin

Jeff Hiller

Brené Brown

Matthew McConaughey

Bobbi Brown doesn’t listen to men in suits about makeup

Raphael Bob-Waksberg doesn’t forgive, but he forgets

Elizabeth Gilbert no longer believes she’s a bad person

Ocean Vuong doesn’t erase pain from beauty

Harrison Ford knows how weird his life is

Our favorite Memory Time Machine trips

LeVar Burton is learning to embrace the chaos (encore)

Father James Martin is okay with not being liked

Aparna Nancherla doesn't know why she's here

Congress has voted to eliminate government funding for public media

Marc Maron would still like some validation

Celine Song is troubled by love

Jenny Han insists on hope

Michelle Obama doesn't regret saying 'no'

What Kyle MacLachlan learned from his friend David Lynch

Kyle MacLachlan daydreams about the future

Jason Reynolds loves being a "crybaby"

Ramy Youssef wants to make it weird

Mike Birbiglia doesn't think every setup needs a punchline

Jonathan Groff lost his faith while spelunking

Wanda Sykes is looking for higher stakes

'Weird Al' Yankovic is the most normal person in show business

Joy Harjo thinks writing can heal regret

Brett Goldstein avoids emotions at all costs

Julianne Nicholson just wants everyone to take a beat

Elizabeth Olsen idolizes idleness

John Green still has hope

Uzo Aduba can do anything... except for the butterfly stroke

For Natasha Rothwell improv is like prayer

Zadie Smith lives more in the world than on the page

Bowen Yang thinks being present is overrated (encore)

Natalie Morales is trying to shake the "should"

Ronny Chieng is still chasing the perfect joke

Ke Huy Quan is still proving he's good enough

Jesse Eisenberg sprinkles trouble throughout his day

Michael Shannon thinks you look ridiculous when you shout

Remembering David Lynch — Producer's Cut

The light and dark of Ted Danson (encore)

Kate Bowler wants to tame her inner efficiency monster

Michelle Buteau thought she was too happy for stand-up

BONUS - Wild Card in the Wild

Wild Card: Best of the deck

Barry Jenkins chooses to believe in chaos

Ilana Glazer is connecting with their inner animal

Ilana Glazer on responsibility and a belief John Lithgow let go of

John Lithgow just wants a good ending

Ira Glass plays a nicer version of himself on the radio