Family Trips with the Meyers Brothers - Podcast Rankings and reviews

Thank you for this lighthearted podcast that isn’t trying to teach us anything except maybe whether or not the Grand Canyon is worth the trip. This escape from the news cycle is so wonderful and the family dynamic is also amazing. Love the banter. Thank you again!

This is a very fun podcast full of funny and touching childhood memories and reflections on childhood. It’s fun to hear stories you wouldn’t necessarily hear in other interviews with celebrities. And I don’t know where else to put this, but Josh mentioned the Finnish lawn game Möllky on the pod recently, which I told my friends about, they went out and bought it, it arrived on the unfortunate day that Trump won the election, and the pictures they sent me of them playing were the best smile/laugh I had for all of that difficult day. You started a good chain reaction that gave people a reason to throw things in the yard when politics gets frustrating, and gave me a reason to smile. I look forward to playing sometime myself. Cheers from a fellow New Hampshirite!

I’ve been listening to the podcast from the beginning. I love the brother dynamic between Seth and Josh. You just KNOW they are brothers in their banter and love with each other. I just listened to the Judd Apatow episode and enjoyed hearing about Josh’s wedding. It sounded amazing!!! The interview with Judd was wonderful and made me chuckle. However, the song at the end was honestly they best song yet. I was laughing so hard in my office, my coworkers had to check on me. They saw I was crying so left me alone. I guess I have a sad laughing crying face? I shut my door and laugh cried again when I re-listened to it.

This podcast is one of the BEST. Great jokes, lots of warmth, insightful questions, and fantastic comedic and musical recaps. So good! I’m writing to suggest a change in the “types of vacations” question. I love that you make people pick, but there’s so much overlap in the categories that it’s starting to mean less. How about, “would you rather come home from your vacation exhilarated but exhausted from all you experienced, or peaceful, energized and ready to face your daily life.” But written better. Thank you for your unique blend of humor, intelligence and kindness!