This just in: songs have meaning. Podcasting pro and comic Nicole Byer graces the show this week to walk Devon through some wild Celine Dion lyrics, reveal her favorite era of Michael Jackson, and to make the claim that they don’t make McDonald’s Happy Meal toys like they used to.

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Liza Treyger is not ready to make nice. The hilarious and inimitable Liza Treygers joins Devon on the show this week as the two identify their go-to karaoke songs, explain their personal connections to The Dixie Chicks, and to break down an Ava Max lyric that resonates heavily with Liza. 

Named one of Variety’s “Top Ten Comics to Watch,” Rolling Stone’s “Ten Comics to Watch,” Comedy Central’s “Comics to Watch” and a comic who 'shines where sex and politics intersect’ by The New York Times, actress, comedian and podcast extraordinaire Liza Treyger has become known in the industry for the characters she has brought to life on screen, along with her biting, smart jokes that dance around hot button topics including sexism, feminism, and religion.

Treyger’s Netflix stand-up special “Night Owl” premiered on Netflix in 2025. 

Liza can also be seen in Netflix’s comedy series “Survival of the Thickest,” based on Michelle Buteau’s best-selling book. A true multi-hyphenate, in addition to working in film and television, Liza hosts the successful podcast That’s Messed Up: An SUV podcast, which averages over half a million monthly downloads. 

Additional film and television credits for Liza include appearing in Judd Apatow’s “The King of Staten Island” (2020), Jordan Peele’s horror-mystery “Nope” (2022), the Emmy-nominated mini-series “Horace and Pete,” and appearances on “Late Night with Seth Meyers,” “Lights Out with David Spade,” “Pause with Sam Jay,” “@Midnight” “Adam Devine’s House Party,” “Chelsea Lately,” with dozens of panelist and game show appearances.

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Musician and multi-hyphenate Lexa Gates sits down with Devon for her first-ever podcast to show her appreciation for Ice Spice’s lyrics, explain the personal meaning behind her music, and to reveal the inner workings of her secret IG spam account.

Lexa Gates, the Colombian-Puerto Rican artist from Queens, has carved out a singular lane with her intoxicating blend of R&B and rap. After leaving school at 15 and teaching herself to record at home, she has since built a full-fledged career and quickly gained recognition for her distinct sound. Her 2024 debut album Elite Vessel charted on Billboard, featured collaborations with Zelooperz and Billy Lemos, and earned praise from Rolling Stone (“Artist You Need to Know”) and Complex (“one of the best under-the-radar rap albums of 2024”).

That same year, Gates staged a 10-hour performance art installation in New York City that went viral with over 300 million views, sold out her first headline tour, and debuted at festivals including Outside Lands, Capitol Hill Block Party, and London’s Jazz Café Festival. She’s since become a KITH campaign star, delivered a standout Amy Winehouse cover for Apple Music, and earned “Artist to Watch” nods from Billboard, People, and Hypebeast, alongside co-signs from SZA, Aminé, and Isaiah Rashad.

With her sophomore album I Am, Gates channels the raw emotional intensity of Fiona Apple, Amy Winehouse, and Lana Del Rey, pairing slick-talking candor with siren-like vocals that wrestle with love, obsession, and desire. As Billboard put it, she’s “one of the can’t-miss emerging artists coming out of NYC.”

Host and Executive Producer: ⁠⁠Devon Walker⁠

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Improviser, writer, and Devon’s former SNL officemate Carl Tart joins the show this week to finally settle the Brandy vs. Monica debate, speak on the ideal time to play “Back That Azz Up” at a party, and present a line-by-line lyrical dissection of the song “HA” by Juvenile.

Carl Tart is an actor, writer, and comedian. He was a featured player on the Fox sketch show Party Over Here and has since appeared on Brooklyn Nine-Nine, The Good Place, and frequently guests on the Comedy Bang! Bang! podcast. He starred in the NBC sitcom Grand Crew and is currently a writer for Saturday Night Live. A regular performer and improviser at the Upright Citizens Brigade, Tart also co-hosts the podcasts XOXO, Bada Bing, The Flagrant Ones, and Foosballz.

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Associate Producer: Carmen Carigan

Engineer: Jesse Carson

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You know The Cupid Shuffle. Now meet the guy who made it. Devon and Cupid get into how a line dance becomes a movement, how his time on The Voice really went down, and what it takes to earn a ticket to the Linedance King's cookout.

Hailing from Lafayette, Louisiana, Cupid is the undisputed King of Line Dance. With his soulful voice and infectious dance tracks, he has made the world move for years. Starting his musical journey in church and local talent shows, he released his first local hit, “Do Yo Thang,” in 2001.

In 2006, Cupid recorded “The Cupid Shuffle,” which became a viral sensation and a dancefloor staple. Signed to Atlantic Records in 2007, he released his national debut album Time for a Change. “The Cupid Shuffle” remains one of the most iconic dance songs in music history.

After leaving Atlantic, Cupid continued to build his catalog with fan favorites like “Love Slide,” “Do It With Your Boots On,” “Old School,” and “Wham Dance.” His crossover appeal has earned him fans across country, Southern soul, hip hop, pop, and dance music genres, helping spread line dance culture worldwide.

Post-pandemic, he returned strong with the viral hit “FLEX,” nearing Gold certification. Recent releases like “The Cookout” and “Down South Shuffle” continue his legacy.

A certified 5x Platinum recording artist, Cupid has led campaigns for Walmart and McDonald’s, and his music has been featured in Step Up 2, Jumping the Broom, Nancy Drew, and numerous other films and shows.

Cupid’s new album, “The Linedance King,” is out now.

Host and Executive Producer: ⁠⁠Devon Walker⁠

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Engineer: Chris Mueller

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Christian ska fan, father, and self-proclaimed “music nerd” James Austin Johnson reunites with Devon on the show this week to chronicle his Nashville music roots, explain why Steely Dan “has hoes,” and explain how one song cured his fear of flying.

Host and Executive Producer: ⁠⁠Devon Walker⁠

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Associate Producer: Carmen Carigan

Engineer: Jesse Carson

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Atlanta-based musical duo Coco & Clair Clair crack open a bottle of wine with Devon on the pod this week as they decode a Winnie the Pooh reference in a Young Thug song, discuss some suspect behavior on Facebook, and dive into the lore of Claire’s face showing up on Playboi Carti’s lockscreen.

Coco & Clair Clair joke that if their debut album, 2021’s Sexy, was a baby boy, then their 2024 album Girl is, well, a baby girl. The Atlanta-based duo, who mix hip-hop with lo-fi dream pop and glimmering electronic production, have gained acclaim over the past few years for their effortless charm and winking braggadocio.


On tracks like their viral hit “Pretty,” the Clairo and Deaton Chris Anthony collaboration “RACECAR,” and “Wishy Washy,” which was featured on the show Atlanta, the duo coolly dismiss the boring men who want to date them, talk shit about people who copy them, and luxuriate in being the life of the party. That kind of unfiltered confidence is often associated with male musicians, but Coco & Clair Clair’s music is also lush, vulnerable, and intimate. On Girl, they push that tension between stereotypically male and stereotypically female attributes further than ever before, with newly confessional lyrics, polished production, and the same verve that has always defined their work. Girl is a thrilling, poignant album that shows just how multifaceted girlhood and femininity can be.

Host and Executive Producer: ⁠⁠Devon Walker⁠

Executive Producer: Lauren Mandel

Associate Producer: Carmen Carigan

Engineer: Chris Mueller

Editor: Danny Sellers

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Comedic powerhouse Caleb Hearon and Devon overcome their massive age gap this week to revel in the Godliness of the lyrics in “No Brainer,” poke a hole in the plot of “Brokeback Mountain,” and pay homage to Kansas City legend Tech N9ne.

Don't miss Caleb's new comedy special "Caleb Hearon: Model Comedian" streaming now on HBO Max.

Caleb Hearon is a comedian, writer, and actor originally from Kansas City, Missouri. He hosts the chart-topping podcast “So True with Caleb Hearon” podcast, and his stand-up special “Model Comedian” premiered on HBO Max in September 2025. Hearon has written on shows like “Human Resources” and formerly co-hosted the podcast “Keeping Records” with comedian Shelby Wolstein. Hearon’s acting credits include “Jurassic World: Dominion,” “Sweethearts,” and “I Used to Be Funny.”

Host and Executive Producer: ⁠⁠Devon Walker⁠

Executive Producer: Lauren Mandel

Associate Producer: Carmen Carigan

Engineer: Chris Mueller

Editor: Danny Sellers

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Well, Lemme Say This... Peyton Dix and Hunter Harris have arrived to usher Devon into his Unc era. The trio dissect the genius of Kendrick's “Euphoria,” speak on Fergie’s healing journey and respond to a wild voicemail from a Prince fan.

Peyton Dix, cohost of the podcast “Lemme Say This” is a Brooklyn-based, Los Angeles-raised consultant and writer. She's served as MAC Cosmetics's global social director, InStyle’s special projects editor, and PAPER’s head of social. She’s written for publications like ELLE, Bustle, W, and Teen Vogue and worked with brands such as Meta, HBO, Bumble, and Squarespace. She's a Taurus sun and a Twilight stan.

Hunter Harris, cohost of the podcast “Lemme Say This" is a writer and cultural critic living in Brooklyn. Her work has appeared in New York Magazine, the New York Times, and GQ, among other places. She’s reported on the set of Succession’s season three finale in Italy, profiled Zendaya, and crashed a party with Usher. Previously, she was a writer on HBO Max’s Gossip Girl reboot, and before that, Vulture. She writes Hung Up, a newsletter about pop culture and entertainment.

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Editor: Danny Sellers

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The hilarious Ali Kolbert joins Devon to interpret the real story of “Dilemma” by Nelly and Kelly Rowland, and dissect each perspective in Shaggy's “It Wasn’t Me.” Plus, Ali reveals a former comedian crush, and it’s not who you'd think.

Ali Kolbert is a stand-up comedian and podcast host based out of New York City. Kolbert began her career as an NBC Page at 30 Rockefeller Plaza, where she worked on Saturday Night Live, The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and Late Night with Seth Meyers. It only took a couple of years until she made her television debut in that very building, performing her clever and provocative stand-up on The Tonight Show in 2017.

Since then, Ali has appeared on The TODAY Show, NBC’s Bring The Funny, and in multiple episodes of TruTV's “Comedy Knockout.” She has worked as a contributing writer at The Onion, profiled in Forbes, and was named one of New York’s Funniest in 2019.

In 2021, Ali’s comedy was featured on HBO Max. She later starred as a lead on TruTV’s half hour comedy, Top Secret Videos. In 2022, Ali returned to perform stand-up on The Tonight Show and was named one of Just For Laugh’s New Faces.

My Favorite Lyrics is hosted by Devon Walker and produced by Disco Nap.

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