-You know what I love? -What?
-I love podcasts. -Ah!
-Podcasts are a great way to pass the time
on your way to work, you're going for a walk,
working out at the gym.
-Sure.
-Whatever you want to do, wherever.
I listen to podcasts 24/7.
-Yeah, you love them. You love podcasts.
-I do.
I listen to Birbiglia. I love that one.
"Working Out" is a good one.
"The New York Times" has one that's great.
-Yeah.
-I have -- How do you listen to your podcasts?
Like, what app? -The Podcast app.
On the Apple, you know. -Yeah, I have a different app.
-What do you have? What app do you have?
-It's called like Casting Shadows or something.
-Really? -Yeah. Yeah, that's the app.
Anyways, I listen to it all the time.
And there's so many podcasts out there,
but there's a lot of obscure ones
that I had never even heard of before.
So I thought, like, maybe we could
check a few of them out tonight.
It is time for "Tonight Show Podcasts."
Here we go. ♪♪
♪ "Tonight Show
Podcasts" ♪
♪ Yeah ♪
-Wow! Can you hear? -What's that?
-Can you hear?
-No, I was doing noise canceling.
-They're cute.
Are those your daughter's headphones?
Those are cute. -No, these are mine.
-Oh, really? -Yeah.
These are -- The first podcast is called --
It's called "Shining Time Statham."
It's a podcast for kids where actor Jason Statham reads
stories about Thomas the Tank Engine.
-Oh. From "Shining Time Station."
-Let's listen to this, yeah.
[ Knuckles crack ]
-Wow!
-That's interesting. -It's a very specific podcast.
-Yeah, it's a very specific podcast.
But, again, these are all fun and obscure.
-These are great. These are -- There you go.
-And why would he have to do it, you know?
-I think he probably did it for fun.
He loves Thomas. -Yeah, yeah. That's cool.
-He loves "Shining Time Station."
-This next one -- -Oh, those are beard-phones.
I love them.
-I like it like this because it's more subtle...
-Right. -...when I'm on the train.
-Yeah. And then, also, if you run into something,
you're protected.
-That's correct. -Yeah.
-Alright, so, this one -- this one sounds pretty simple.
It's just a podcast where the host explains
the Marvel Universe.
-Oh! What's it called? -Yeah. Check this one out.
-[ Groans ] [Bleep] Guys...
-Okay.
-Wow! -A lot of Earths.
-616? -Yeah, 616.
This next podcast is called "A Pilot and a Subway Driver --
a New York City Subway Announcer Ordering Fast Food."
-The whole podcast is that.
-There's numerous episodes.
I don't know which one this is, but yeah.
It seems self-explanatory, but let's take a listen to this.
[ Both shouting indistinctly ]
-Yeah, it's fantastic. It's good.
-Wow! That's the second good episode.
-Yeah. That was the best. You've heard it before.
-Oh, I listen to it all the time.
I love it. -Yeah.
This next one is called -- It's a true-crime podcast.
-Ooh! -I love true-crime podcasts.
This one is called "Whatever's Left."
And it focuses on crimes
that haven't been covered on other podcasts yet.
-Oh, wow.
-I think they're running low on material, I think,
but let's take a listen.
[ Dramatic music playing ]
[ Cellphone dings ]
-You got to act quick.
-Act quick. -You have to act quick, yeah.
You have to. -You got to scoop it up.
-Alright, this next podcast is called "Build--"
It's called "Building --
-Oh, it's wireless. I see. -What's that?
-Yeah, that's your antenna, your Bluetooth wire.
-Yeah. -Yeah.
-Yeah, this hooks in -- -There you go.
-If you loop it -- You loop it near
whatever device you're listening to.
-Oh, I see.
And then it just takes the stream.
-It streams it.
-Yeah, streams it through that cord.
-Yeah, like, if you just flip it,
if you've got a phone there or whatever, whip it around.
-Like a lasso. -Yeah.
-Wow! Good signal. -Whip it around.
Hiya! [ Cheers and applause ]
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But this one -- this one is called --
This podcast is called -- -Oh, it's an eye one. Oh.
It goes straight to the brain. That's great.
-It goes through the skull.
-Right. Like a phone bone or whatever.
-Yeah, it's a phone bone.
Yeah, it vibrates the skull bone,
and that's how you hear it.
Better on the eardrums.
-Yeah, very helpful for the eardrums, bad on the brain.
-That's correct.
This podcast is called "Building Buzzer Blitz."
And this is a game show where the host goes to
random New York City buildings and buzzes different apartments
to have them answer trivia questions.
-Oh. -Check this thing out.
[ Doorbell buzzes ]
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[ Click, doorbell buzzes ]
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-Ah [ Doorbell buzzes ]
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[ Ding ]
-Yeah, interesting.
It's very interesting. -Very interesting.
-Anyway, that's all the time we have for
"Tonight Show Podcasts," everybody.