7 Best YouTube Chat and Talk Shows to Watch (September 2025): ‘Dancing with the Stars’ and More

If you live and breathe all things Mirrorball during Dancing with the Stars season, you’ll have to check out this new podcast, hosted by last year’s winner and Bachelor alum Joey Graziadei. Get the inside scoop on the costumes, the cast drama and the expert breakdowns of the choreography. 

Fans of the show can start following along with the podcast now, week by week, to obsess over their favorite routines and the most shocking eliminations. This show is still new, but we’re excited to see where it goes! Here’s hoping for a Robert Irwin episode soon.

Travis and Jason Kelce‘s podcast is, officially, about football — but it’s become about so much more. (Like Travis’s fiancée, Taylor Swift, announcing her new album, for example). The affable brothers discuss football, but they also talk about family, relationships and popular culture. Their guests have included mom Donna Kelce, Cleveland Cavaliers player Donovan Mitchell and Ben Affleck.

Whether you’re an Eagles fan, a Chiefs devotee or just a Swiftie hoping for a little hint about the next merch drop or a clue to deciphering your favorite lyrics, you should check out New Heights.

Amy Poehler is probably one of the most likable people in media — after all, she literally voiced the personification of Joy in Inside Out. In Good Hang, she brings that “ray of sunshine” vibe to all her besties — by interviewing them. But before she sits down with a guest — so far she’s had on Aubrey Plaza, Seth Meyers, Andy Samberg and many more — she Zooms with one of the guest’s friends to “talk well about them behind their backs.”

Each guest also gives a recommendation of something they’re watching that’s been making them laugh lately. It’s a warm hug in podcast form — but it’s especially worth checking out the video version on YouTube because Poehler’s podcast studio is so cute. Plus, Dakota Johnson once brought her puppy to a recording session — so you never know what you’ll see!

If you’re a pop culture nerd — and you probably are, since you’re reading Watch With Us — you should definitely be aware of The Ringer podcast network. What started as a sports podcast hosted by Bill Simmons has expanded into a whole family of great shows with some of the most thoughtful commentary on movies and TV out there right now. Our personal favorite is House of R, hosted by Mallory Rubin and Joanna Robinson.

Together, they do season-long deep dives on all kinds of genre storytelling. Past shows they’ve covered weekly have included The Last of Us, Agatha All Along and Alien: Earth. If you’re the kind of fan who wants to break down every detail of a show after you watch it, then you need to be watching House of R. The dynamic between Jo and Mal is delightful on its own, but they also occasionally have guests like Agatha All Along showrunner Jac Schaeffer or Andor showrunner Tony Gilroy.

“Ding dong! Las Culturistas calling!” This phenomenal show is hosted by Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers, two hilarious comedians who give their two cents on everything from Taylor Swift’s latest albums to Marcia Gay Harden‘s filmography. (And those are just from this summer.) They’re well-known for their one-minute segment, “I Don’t Think So Honey,” in which they rant and rave about something in pop culture that just needs to be dragged.

Recent guests have included Yang’s Wicked castmates Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo, as well as Allison Williams, Mike Birbiglia, Chappell Roan and Lady Gaga. As Matt and Bow like to remind us, “the podcast has received critical acclaim,” and the fan base is passionate. There are many categories of Las Cultch fans — are you a reader, a publicist, a finalist, a Katie or a Kyle? Watch or listen to find out!

Dax Shepard and Monica Padman host Armchair Expert, a show that delves into the intricacies of the human experience through insightful interviews. They cover topics like personal growth, mental health and the complexities of relationships with their guests, encouraging honest and open dialogue through their humor and warmth. Their diverse list of guests has included Shepard’s wife, Kristen Bell, and other celebrities, but they also step outside of the entertainment world to talk to experts in other fields.

Recent interviewees include Emmy-nominated reporter and reproductive health advocate Carter Sherman or entrepreneur and computer scientist Rizwan Virk. Watching on YouTube means you can pick up on the body language and nuance of both hosts and guests. It’s a genuine, conversational show, and you’ll leave every episode feeling like you learned something.

Call Her Daddy has been making headlines all year long, from host Alex Cooper‘s nine-figure deal with Sirius XM to her decision to interview Kamala Harris on her show. (She noted that the “Daddy Gang” had also reached out to Donald Trump‘s team to offer him an interview, but received no response.)

Cooper’s frank and hilarious approach to female sexuality and controversial topics has made her a star, and watching the show on YouTube allows viewers to enjoy her full comedic presence. She’s an unfiltered and engaging storyteller who asks incisive questions and mixes humor with serious conversations. Other recent guests have included Demi Lovato, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Monica Lewinsky.