Kevin is joined by comedian, actor, writer, and director Aziz Ansari. The two have a detailed conversation about their rise to success in stand-up, how the show Master of None came about, where Aziz draws his inspiration from for his material, and Aziz’s experience in taking a step back from performing and work for time to himself.

Kevin sits down with the hilarious Amy Schumer to talk about how motherhood has changed her comedy, accidentally naming her son ‘genital’ for a month, and how your sex life changes once you are a parent.

This week Kevin is joined by comedian and actor D.L. Hughley. They discuss how standup comedy has changed, how to stay authentic to the craft, the impact of The Kings of Comedy tour, and the comedians they admire.

Comedian London Hughes joins Kevin Hart to discuss the difficulties of being a black female comic in Britain, getting her own Netflix special, and how comedians like Whoopi Goldberg and Gina Yashere inspired her to come to work in America.

This week Jim Jefferies joins Kevin on the podcast. They discuss everything from how a punch to the head became his big break in comedy, being asked to be a judge on Australia’s Got Talent, what it’s like performing at atheist conventions, and the difference between going sober in the US and in Australia.

Comedic powerhouse Sarah Silverman joins Kevin to talk about the issue of cancel culture, pushing the boundaries as a performer, and the importance of places like the Comedy Cellar for all types of stand-up’s.

In celebration of his two shows at Dodgers Stadium for the Netflix is a Joke Festival, we're revisiting Kevin's interview with Gabriel "Fluffy" Iglesias on Comedy Gold Minds. The two comedic rockstars talk about how Gabe came up with his nickname Fluffy, his promotional strategy when starting out in comedy, testing positive for COVID while in Texas, and how he went from selling homemade CD’s at his shows to a merchandise empire.

This week on Comedy Gold Minds, Kevin Hart is joined by comedian and actress Niecy Nash. The pair have an in-depth conversation about Nash’s start in comedy, breaking into the world of TV and Film, the advice she received from Bernie Mac while working on his show, and how her brother’s murder affected her at a young age.

Kevin sits down with Actor and Comedian Bill Burr to discuss Bill’s most recent Saturday Night Live monologue, their Covid-19 quarantine experiences and the last time they each cried.

Kevin Hart is joined by comedian and author Margaret Cho on this episode. The pair discuss how she started out in San Francisco with comedians like Patton Oswalt and Brian Posehn, how she’s mentored the next generation of Asian-American female comics, and the time she smoked weed with Snoop Dogg and Cheech & Chong.