Podcast appearances and mentions of Carson Daly

Celebrating 70 years of TODAY! We're looking back at all the iconic events and memorable moments of TODAY and celebrating the past, present and future.

This morning, TODAY celebrates 70 years, and we're previewing the celebrations! Plus, Al Roker has the latest on that major winter storm set to blanket much of the East in snow and freezing temperatures. Also, the Supreme Court has blocked the Biden administration's vaccine-or-test mandate for private companies with more than 100 workers. And, what's next for Prince Andrew after being stripped of his military titles and royal ties?

It was 70 years ago, on January 14th, 1952 when TODAY broadcast its first show. Join Savannah Guthrie along with co-anchor Hoda Kotb and co-hosts Craig Melvin, Al Roker, and Carson Daly as they commemorate this milestone achievement. In this two-part series, the current co-hosts of TODAY reflect on what makes TODAY an American Institution that's been delivering the news for the past 70 years giving its audience a front-row seat to history. It's all about the stories they've covered, the people they've met along the way, and the experiences only TODAY can offer. In part one – Savannah Guthrie, Hoda Kotb, Craig Melvin, Al Roker, and Carson Daly share why they think TODAY is one of the longest-running shows in broadcasting. What's the secret sauce that has kept TODAY must-see TV in the morning? Plus, what's it like to cover the news under the iconic TODAY banner?

The current cast shares their journey to TODAY and what it's like to follow in the steps of their mentors like Barbara Walters, Jane Pauley, Bryant Gumbel, Katie Couric, and Meredith Vieira. Plus – the heart of TODAY since day one – YOU, the audience.It was 70 years ago, on January 14th, 1952 when TODAY broadcast its first show. Join Savannah Guthrie along with co-anchor Hoda Kotb and co-hosts Craig Melvin, Al Roker, and Carson Daly as they commemorate this milestone achievement. In this two-part series, the current co-hosts of TODAY reflect on what makes TODAY an American Institution that's been delivering the news for the past 70 years giving its audience a front-row seat to history. It's all about the stories they've covered, the people they've met along the way, and the experiences only TODAY can offer.

Siri Daly is the Founder of Siriously Delicious, Food Blogger, recipe developer, self taught cook, author of "Siriously Delicious": 100 Nutritious (and not so Nutritious) Simple Recipes for The Real Home Cook, she's also the wife of Carson Daly.Robbie Bach is best known for founding and leading the team that created the Xbox. Today he is an entertaining storyteller and catalyzing voice who writes books and speaks to audiences on leadership, creativity, strategy, and civic issues. During his twenty-two years at Microsoft, Robbie worked in various marketing and business management roles—including supporting the successful launch and expansion of Microsoft Office and leading the creation and development of the Xbox business. Then as Microsoft's President of the Entertainment and Devices Division, he was responsible for the company's worldwide gaming, music, video, phone, and retail sales businesses until he retired in 2010.

Bode and Morgan Miller are introducing us to their new baby girl — a look at their journey to what they call completing their family. Plus, Hoda Kotb chats with skiing legend Lindsey Vonn — all about her new memoir “Rise: My Story.” Also, celebrity trainer Bob Harper is revealing the five game-changing products you need to reach your 2022 fitness goals.

The latest on the CDC's guidance as Covid cases and hospitalizations continue to soar — is it time to upgrade our masks? Plus, millions across the Northeast are waking up to another morning of frigid temperatures and dangerous wind chills — Al Roker has your latest forecast. Also, the latest on the sudden death of Bob Saget as loved ones continue to pay tribute to the beloved star.

The IRS is warning there could be a “frustrating season” ahead with challenges caused by the pandemic and budget cuts — why the federal government says now is the time to start thinking about your taxes. Plus after a slip on the ice cost speed skater Erin Jackson her shot at Team USA, fellow speed skater Brittany Bowe gave her one of her spots — they will join us to talk about that selfless gesture that has both women heading to the Winter Games. And, Hoda Kotb chats with Denzel Washington about “The Tragedy of Macbeth.” 

Remembering Hollywood icon and pioneer Sidney Poitier who died Thursday at the age of 94. Plus, Stephanie Ruhle has all the money moves you need to make in 2022 to build up your savings.

Jan. 7-13: President Bush invents slang, Dolly Parton's fixing the choir, Christian Slater's a semi-cop, Ray Liotta's a narc, Colin Hanks tries to leave the OC, Carson Daly's other job, Meryl Streep is prime minister, Don Cheadle lies, exploitative reality shows, and we're sending our love down the well. All that and more this week on Thirty Twenty Ten, your weekly look back on the week that was 30, 20, and 10 years ago.

Harry Smith goes to Montana to meet “The Dinosaur Cowboy” and take a look at his fossil discovery. Plus as part of our series “The Future of Work,” Vicky Nguyen takes a look at new technology solutions designed to allow employees to work together even when they are apart. Also, Jill Martin has a health and fitness edition of “Steals & Deals.”

Remembering Betty White — we're looking back at her remarkable life and career. Plus, Hoda Kotb chats with Kenan Thompson about season two of NBC's “Kenan.” Also, Stephanie Ruhle is sharing the three moves you need to make to get your holiday debt under control. And, Baked By Melissa's Melissa Ben-Ishay is sharing her recipe for the viral TikTok green goddess salad.

TODAY Yearender — Savannah Guthrie, Hoda Kotb, Craig Melvin, Carson Daly and Al Roker are reflecting on the fun we had in 2021. Plus, it's the 3rd annual Boostie Awards — we're looking back at some of the best moments from Hoda's Morning Boost. Also, Carson and Siri Daly are sharing fun New Year's Eve drink recipes and bites.

It's the last day of 2021 and with the help of experts, we'll walk you through the big stories to watch for in 2022 —politics, health, money, sports and much more.

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Bishop Michael Curry is sharing his reflections on the holiday season, the year behind us and the year ahead. Plus, it's the TODAY annual Secret Santa gift exchange! Also, Shop All Day contributor Chassie Post has last-minute gifts you can pick up today.

Archbishop of New York Cardinal Dolan stops by Studio 1A to reflect on the spirit of the holidays and wishes for the new year. Plus, President Biden and First Lady Dr. Jill Biden are celebrating their first Christmas at the White House — the theme for this year's decorations are “Gifts From The Heart.” Also, a behind-the-scenes look at how this year's Rockefeller Center Christmas tree got from Maryland to New York City.

Kate Snow has an inside look at a “Christmas miracle” surgery out of the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio. Plus in “TODAY's Holiday Handbook,” TODAY contributor and “Toy Portfolio” co-founder Stephanie Oppenheim shares her list of last-minute toy ideas for kids, teens and the whole family.

Some things, of course, from Josie and the Pussycats have aged poorly. The idea of "record stores" and CDs (that could, in turn sell out like they were PS5s or something) is downright quaint--especially given the format of this show. I'm pretty confident that the cultural moment of Moviefone Guy has well and truly passed, despite the continued use of both movies and phones. Do people still know who Carson Daly is? I confess I never really did. Mostly I know him from that totally jerkin' movie, Josie and the Pussycats.01:39 AYURIS: Watergate (Matthias Cramer, Capstone Games, 2019)Games Played Last Week:04:10 -Sine Tempore (Luca Bernardini & Andrea Colletti, Ludus Magnus Studio, 2018)06:27 -L.A.M.A. Dice (Reiner Knizia, AMIGO, 2021)07:08 -Llamaland (Phil Walker-Harding, Lookout Games, 2021)11:40 -G.I. JOE Deck-Building Game (T.C. Petty III, Renegade Game Studios, 2021)13:59 -Assault on Doomrock: Ultimate Edition (Tom Stasiak, Beautiful Disaster Games, 2022)19:40 -Wingspan (Elizabeth Hargrave, Stonemaier Games, 2019)21:20 -Factory Funner (2nd ed) (Corné van Moorsel, Boardgametables.com, 2021)26:18 -Ethnos (Paolo Mori, CMON, 2017)28:32 -Undaunted: Reinforcements (Trevor Benjamin, David Digby, David Thompson, & Dávid Turczi, Osprey Games, 2021)37:49 -Bitoku (Germán P. Millán, Devir, 2021)40:28 -Gutenberg (Katarzyna Cioch & Wojciech Wiśniewski, Granna, 2021)News (and why it doesn't matter):45:48 Kickstarter moving to blockchain is better for... reasons46:32 Fairy Tale Inn from Remo Conzadori and Paolo Mori47:09 New Patreon-exclusive Discord channel48:00 Asmodee sold to Swedish Embracer group for €2.75 billion 48:26 Asmodee purchased retailer Miniature Market sometime in 202150:08 Topic: Going Off-Script1:11:16 Masterpiece Theatre: Josie and the Pussycats

Savannah Guthrie is in Washington, D.C. for a final and emotional goodbye to Senator Bob Dole — a look at the memorials and events celebrating his life, at which Savannah will speak. Plus, the CDC has approved the Pfizer booster for 16 and 17-year-olds. Also, a Chicago jury has found Jussie Smollett guilty of staging a hate crime attack on himself. And, with just two weekends to Christmas, Vicky Nguyen has last-minute gift ideas and tips to wrap-up your shopping.

Craig Melvin travels to Atlanta to give us an inside look at America's growing obsession with sneakers, a now $80 billion dollar business — he's chatting with Michael Jordan and Killer Mike. Plus, it's day four of our week-long Steals and Deals: Ultimate Holiday Gift Guide, and Jill Martin has the best gifts for kids. Also, chef, cookbook author and photographer Mary McCartney — who happens to be Paul McCartney's daughter — is sharing some fun recipes for your next holiday party.

The first case of the Omicron variant in the U.S. has been detected — an inside look at the new measures being taken to fight the spread. Plus, a fourth student has died from that shooting at a high school in Michigan. Also, Major League Baseball owners are locking out their players after months of failed talks toward a new labor contract. And, chicken tenders become the latest item to face a shortage due to the pandemic.

Today on the Woody and Wilcox Show: Dr. Oz is running for U. S. Senate; It Happened in Flori-duh; A man takes his dead mother on a boat; Giving Tuesday; Craig's List Price is Right; PETA's Urban Outrage sight; Things that have changed about your significant other during the pandemic; Pete Davidson and Miley Cyrus replace Carson Daly on New Year's Eve show; And so much more!

Savannah Guthrie, Hoda Kotb, Craig Melvin, Al Roker and Carson Daly are gathering for TODAY's Potluck Thanksgiving! They are sharing their favorite traditions, memories, food and what they are thankful for. Plus, Savannah sits down with journalist Poppy Harlow to chat about her first children's book, “The Biggest Little Boy: A Christmas Story” and going to law school. Also, with holiday shopping underway, we are celebrating small businesses on the Plaza!

Could the very first Thanksgiving meal hold the secret to living a longer and healthier life? Cynthia McFadden is tasting the very first foods of the holiday with National Geographic explorer Dan Buettner. Plus, celebrating 22 years of Natalie Morales at NBC — her goodbye letter to TODAY viewers. Also, TODAY Loves Football — to get you ready for Sunday Night's battle between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Los Angeles Chargers, cookbook author and restaurant owner Adrienne Calvo has some fun recipes!

The latest in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial as jury deliberations enter day three. Plus, rising Covid cases across the country — Moderna is now asking the FDA to make its extra dose available to everyone ages 18 and up, and it could issue new guidance on Pfizer's booster as soon as today. Also, severe weather, crowds, staffing concerns and new protocols threaten smooth holiday travel — everything you need to know as you prepare. And, Thanksgiving dinner shortages — tips on stocking up on what you need. Plus, Chinese tennis player, Peng Shuai, has not been seen in more than two weeks after she accused a top Chinese politician of sexual assault.

Olympic gold medalist Suni Lee says she was pepper-sprayed during a racist attack months after the Tokyo Olympics. Plus, the inspiring story of how a Rhode Island mother is helping feed children around the world. Also ahead, Sheinelle Jones sits down with Paul Rudd and Will Ferrell — all about their new series “The Shrink Next Door.” And, Carson and Siri Daly are sharing their favorite game-day recipes!

The latest on the Kyle Rittenhouse trial — closing arguments now set for Monday. Plus, a federal appeals court has blocked the release of Trump White House records to the January 6 committee. Also ahead, Astroworld Festival death toll rises to nine. This, as new audio reveals what police saw during those chaotic moments. And, a judge could decide to end Britney Spears' conservatorship today — we're live outside the courthouse with the latest.

It's family week on the 3rd Hour, and today, sportscaster and Craig Melvin's wife, Lindsay Czarniak, is co-hosting! Plus, meet a veteran who is using art and music to help his fellow service members. Also ahead, catching up with Gary Sinise — all about his foundation which honors and supports veterans, first responders and their families.

Vicky Nguyen has tips on how to tackle rising costs as Americans face the biggest inflation increase in 30 years. Plus, on this Veterans Day, learn how a special group of rescue dogs are helping veterans overcome their struggles with mental health. Also ahead, on “TODAY's Holiday Handbook,” “Consumer Reports” digital lifestyle editor, Elliot Weiler, is revealing the top products of the year to give or receive.

From the impact on your everyday routine to holiday shopping, Tom Costello and Stephanie Ruhle have an in-depth look at what is causing record inflation numbers and the issues that surround soaring prices. Plus, the latest from the Kyle Rittenhouse trial — the teenager breaking down in tears and now the possibility of a mistrial after the judge lashed out at the prosecution. Also ahead, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle show support for U.S. service members at the 2021 Salute to Freedom Gala at the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum last night.

Drama! Intrigue! Bubbles? Zach and Jess are joined by gem of the universe Kelly Marie Tran (Star Wars, Raya and the Last Dragon) for "Soap Opera." When some scrappy civilians figure out that all soap is soap, Big Soap has to fight to keep control. It's a tale of wealth and power but also...Carson Daly? Songs include "Soap is Soap," "Conditioner is Just Hair Lotion" and "Oops, that Snake Gave you Hives." Wanna feel so fresh and so clean? Go to offbookclubhouse.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

An unexpected potential treatment for PTSD: psychedelic drugs — will the FDA approve it for widespread medical use? Savannah Guthrie reports. Plus, TODAY Show contributor and co-founder of “Toy Portfolio,” Stephanie Oppenheim, is revealing this holiday season's most popular toys. Also ahead, Savannah and Carson Daly are catching up with Jeff Daniels as “To Kill A Mockingbird” reopens on Broadway.

Breaking news overnight: promising new results from a clinical trial of Pfizer's anti-viral pill to treat Covid. Plus, millions of Americans are waking up to another frigid morning today — Al Roker has your full forecast. Also ahead, Aaron Rodgers is out from Sunday's big game against the Kansas City Chiefs after testing positive for Covid. Now, the NFL is launching an investigation into whether Rodgers followed Covid rules as new questions rise over his vaccination status. And, with just 50 days until Christmas, Vicky Nguyen is taking you behind-the-scenes of a UPS “super hub” as it prepares for a very busy holiday season.

For our “TODAY Climate” series, Bill Gates speaks with Anne Thompson at the UN Climate Conference in Scotland and says Washington needs to show leadership in the fight against global warming. Plus, Kristen Stewart is in Studio 1A to talk with Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kotb about taking on the role of Princess Diana in “Spencer,” Oscar buzz and her big engagement news! Also ahead, Ed Sheeran chats with Savannah and Carson Daly about his new album, fatherhood, and prepping to perform on SNL this weekend.

An inside look at the soaring popularity of pickleball — Savannah Guthrie, Hoda Kotb, Carson Daly, Al Roker, Sheinelle Jones and Jenna Bush Hager are all giving it a try! Plus, Hoda chats with Olivia Munn — all about her new movie, “Violet,” and preparing to become a mom. Also ahead, in our ongoing series “TODAY Climate,” learn how rising global temperatures are threatening coffee supply — Al travels to California to explore solutions to the potential shortage.

Our “Holiday Handbook” — learn about this season's popular new way to pay for your gifts: buy now, pay later. Plus, Hoda Kotb sits down with Tracy Morgan to chat about the new season of “The Last O.G.,” his family and much more. Also ahead, TODAY Best Sellers — Chassie Post has the comfiest and coziest items for the cold weather. And, celebrating the launch of “Cooking Up A Storm with Al Roker” — a unique twist on a classic Thanksgiving pie.

Neal Brennan is a three time Emmy nominated writer, director, producer and stand up comedian known for co-creating and co-writing the Comedy Central series Chappelle's Show with Dave Chappelle, with whom he also co-wrote the cult classic film Half Baked. He is currently a creative consultant and on air correspondent on Comedy Central's The Daily Show with Trevor Noah, served as executive producer on Chris Rock's latest stand up special Chris Rock: Tambourine, and has performed stand-up on Last Call with Carson Daly, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, Lopez Tonight, and Conan. Neal's directing credits include the feature film The Goods starring Jeremy Piven, multiple episodes of Inside Amy Schumer, JAY-Z's 4:44 documentary series, and Michelle Wolf's recent HBO special Michelle Wolf: Nice Lady, to name a few. His critically acclaimed one man show 3 Mics enjoyed a sold out Off-Broadway run in New York City in 2016, and now he is back for his new show Unacceptable, which has just been extended through November 21st.  Neal was always funny, and after spending years of grade school weekends traveling to NYC to see his brother perform in comedy clubs, Neal applied and got into NYU to study film. Neal shares how he met Dave Chapelle while working the door of a comedy club, why he dropped out of school, and how he started writing. He chronicles his journey to creating Half Baked, now a cult classic, and how that experience informed how he approached work on later projects like The Chappelle Show. Neal also opens up about his personal genre of theatrical comedy, performed in Off-Broadway houses rather than comedy clubs, and how their vulnerability sets them apart.  In this episode, we talk about:  The trial and error of stand-up comedy Why he didn't like film school His turbulent childhood Using comedy as a coping mechanism  Why he would rather do something sober than drunk Connect with Neal: IG: @nealbrennan Twitter: @nealbrennan Web: nealbrennan.com/ Connect with The Theatre Podcast: Support us on Patreon: Patreon.com/TheTheatrePodcast Twitter & Instagram: @theatre_podcast Facebook.com/OfficialTheatrePodcast TheTheatrePodcast.com Alan's personal Instagram: @alanseales Email me at feedback@thetheatrepodcast.com. I want to know what you think. Thank you to our friends Jukebox The Ghost for our intro and outro music. You can find them on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook @jukeboxtheghost or via the web via jukeboxtheghost.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A TODAY exclusive — Savannah Guthrie sits down with Huma Abedin, Hilary Clinton's longtime aide and ex-wife of disgraced New York politician Anthony Weiner. She's opening up about the trials and triumphs she's faced in Washington and beyond. Also ahead, Andy Cohen is sharing big news about the future of the “Real Housewives.” Plus, all about his new book, “Glitter Every Day: 365 Quotes From Women I Love,” inspired by Hoda Kotb! And, meet Minnesota Vikings linebacker, Eric Kendricks, who is leading the fight for social justice in Minneapolis.

Al Roker, Sheinelle Jones, and Craig Melvin are on the Plaza celebrating Halloween — Football Fright in America! Hear all about their fun, football-themed costumes! Plus, Steve Kornacki is sharing some spooky Halloween statistics. Also ahead, catching up with Idris Elba on his new film, “The Harder They Fall.”

TODAY celebrates Halloween! SiriusXM Today Show Radio's Holly Palmieri is on the sidelines in “Stadium” 1A and walking us through TODAY's annual Halloween costume reveal! Plus, former New York Giant and Super Bowl champion, Victor Cruz, is joining in on the fun and choosing the best Halloween costume on the Plaza. And, former NFL player turned professional foodie, Derrell Smith, has some recipes for Sunday night's big game.

A TODAY exclusive — Marion Hedges shares her story ten years after she was injured in a shopping cart attack 10 years ago. Plus, celebrating 100 days until the 2022 Winter Olympics! Meet some Team USA hopefuls. And, Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kotb chat with two-time Olympic gold medal-winning skier, Mikaela Shiffrin!

Concern grows for the health of Queen Elizabeth as she announces she will skip the COP26 climate summit. Plus, NBC correspondent Kristen Dahlgren opens up about her breast cancer journey and introduces us to a special group giving women like her new hope. Also ahead, a special edition of “Steals and Deals,” — Jill Martin has all the bargains on our most popular items throughout the years.

A TODAY exclusive — details on a vaccine trial to prevent one of the most aggressive forms of breast cancer. Plus, Lady A is in Studio 1A! All about their new album and much more. Also ahead, Chrissy Teigen opens up to Hoda Kotb after a year of challenges and is cooking up orange chicken fried sandwiches.

States of emergency declared in New York and New Jersey as a powerful Nor'easter slams the region with heavy rain and winds. This, as the Midwest is bracing for another round of tornadoes and as the bomb cyclone impacts millions on the west coast. Al Roker has everything you need to know.  Plus, experts at the FDA are set to weigh in on whether to recommend the Pfizer vaccine to younger kids, and Moderna is now getting ready to seek approval as well. Also ahead, the latest on the tragic shooting on set of Alec Baldwin's new film.

A holiday travel warning: experts say 2021 will mean a big travel surge. Tom Costello has everything you need to know to plan your holiday trips. Plus, Sheinelle Jones visits The City College of New York where Colin Powell got his start before dedicating his life to public service. Also ahead, Carson Daly sits down with Elton John to talk all things from his new album to his farewell tour.

Breaking news overnight: Alec Baldwin fires a prop gun while filming, killing the director of photography and wounding the director. Plus, the CDC gives the go-ahead for an added dose of protection for more Americans while also allowing for a mix-and-match approach — Savannah Guthrie speaks with  CDC director Dr. Rochelle Walensky about what comes next. Also ahead, FBI confirms those human remains found in a remote Florida nature preserve are those of Brian Laundrie. And, Buckingham Palace reveals that Queen Elizabeth has spent the night in a hospital before returning to Windsor Castle.

A TODAY exclusive — Simone Biles is in Studio 1A to share some big news about the work she is doing to help others focus on mental health. Plus, Savannah Guthrie goes one-on-one with Gwyneth Paltrow to chat about her new Netflix series, “Sex, Love and Goop.” And, Al Roker sits down with one of the biggest names in Broadway, Andrew Lloyd Webber — all about the reopening of “The Phantom of the Opera,” his love for Cinderella and how he will never stop creating.

Hoda Kotb goes one-on-one with Olivia Newton-John to discuss her health, career and celebrate the 40th anniversary of her classic, “Physical.” Plus, meet internet sensation, Noodle, the pug whose daily predictions dictate the mood of millions. Will today be a “bones” or “no-bones” day? Listen to find out! Also ahead, Shop All Day contributor Jenn Falik has all the best toys of the season!

NBC's senior business correspondent Stephanie Ruhle has three things you can do right now for better financial fitness. Plus, how Pittsburgh Steelers player Joe Haden is honoring his little brother by serving as a global ambassador for the Special Olympics. Also ahead, “The Pioneer Woman,” Ree Drummond, has super easy recipes for tater tots and chocolate cake!