Marriage advice with comic whiplash.
The Endless Honeymoon Podcast is a relationship-comedy show built from marital banter, listener secrets, and guest-fueled detours. It can start with beach noise or a ghost tour and somehow end at parenting, fertility worries, pop music grudges, or family damage.
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The Endless Honeymoon Podcast is a fast, intimate comedy show about the ongoing weirdness of being attached to another person. Natasha and Moshe make marriage the home base, but the show rarely stays in one lane for long. A beach trip becomes a taxonomy of beach culture. A city stay turns into ghost stories, studio-apartment pressure, family logistics, and skepticism about whether any haunted-tour tale is doing real work. It is loose by design. The recurring setup invites callers to bring secrets and advice questions, then lets the conversation move by riff, interruption, and sideways association. Some episodes lean into domestic absurdity: vacation choices, parenting in public, bugs in the house, and the strange pressure of modeling good behavior around a child. Others turn toward sharper relationship problems. One caller worries about nicotine, fertility, and the demand for cleaner habits before trying for a baby. Another tries to decide how to handle a father’s wedding while still protecting a much younger child from inherited family chaos. The comedy does not erase the seriousness. It keeps the room breathable. Guests are folded into that same pattern rather than treated like formal interview subjects. Joel Kim Booster brings fresh-marriage energy and work-delayed honeymoon talk. Fred Armisen helps turn tiny acts of social avoidance into a comic debate about cruelty, lying, and parenthood. Ivy Wolk sets off arguments about pop music, taste, and generational blind spots. Katherine Ryan brings a dry, direct charge to complicated family advice. The show suits listeners who want relationship comedy that can be silly, blunt, nosy, affectionate, and occasionally bracing within the same exchange.
Made for: For listeners who like relationship talk when it is fast, candid, and funny enough to undercut its own seriousness. It especially fits comedy fans who enjoy couple banter, caller dilemmas, and guests used as sparks rather than centerpieces.
What sets it apart: The show’s edge is its couple-comedy rhythm: advice, gossip, travel stories, parenting, and guest chat all tumble through the same live-wire exchange. It feels less like a polished interview and more like being dropped into a funny argument that keeps finding the useful part by accident.
Natasha Leggero and Moshe Kasher, married comedians, are using their hilariously hard-won wisdom on relationships and building on their hit Netflix special to help others by offering love advice to callers while simultaneously examining the ups and downs of their own relationship!
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Relationship dilemmas become lively comic arguments as Natasha Leggero, Moshe Kasher and their guests test advice against their own habits.
Natasha Leggero and Moshe Kasher turn relationship advice into a running test of their own chemistry. Callers and written questions bring problems involving marriage, family boundaries, fertility and incompatible social needs; the hosts answer by challenging each other's…
Natasha and Moshe make a relationship crisis feel like the funniest couple at dinner took your call.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A pain debate swerves into fertility anxiety, nicotine withdrawal, and the comic risk of answering before certainty catches up.
The Endless Honeymoon Podcast builds a single-episode argument out of microneedling and the politics of pain. What starts as a comparison turns into a broader comic fight over childbirth, periods, menopause, and who gets to sound tough.
Ivy Wolk turns a movie connection into pop-star opinions and an early Billie Eilish story.
Ivy Wolk makes a sharp first impression as a guest, partly because of the odd little distinction attached to her: she is described as the first person to have appeared in movies with both Moshe Kasher and Natasha.
Katherine Ryan brings dry precision to a family dilemma, then rides it into Spice Mom absurdity.
Katherine Ryan gets a loose, affectionate welcome as Natasha and Moshe turn her Canadian background and life in London into a conversation about fame, comic memory, and family.
A loose festival-floor advice episode where protecting solitude somehow ends at surfing.
The Oregon Country Fair gives this live Endless Honeymoon episode an easy frame for parenting jokes, relationship advice, and festival oddities to sit side by side.
Maria Bamford turns gym journals, a stalled lunch invitation, and gym awkwardness into a funny study of making friends.
The episode gets its spark from a plain, stubborn adult problem: making friends when the gym seems to offer only an intense nod in passing. Maria Bamford circles the moment of seeing a six-year-old seem less like a toddler, the odd flash of noticing a child's cuteness, and the…
Domestic chaos, argued into gratitude.
Caller chaos, petty verdicts, real comfort.
Dream meals, derailed beautifully.
Everyday awkwardness, thoroughly overthought.
Comedians Mosha and Jay Larson chat about dating, divorce, and being a parent in a lighthearted, humorous conversation.
Comedian Baratunde Thurston joins Moshe Kasher and Natasha Leggero on the Endless Honeymoon podcast to discuss his unique name and comedic career.
Comedian Annie Lederman joins the Endless Honeymoon podcast, discussing her recent trip to Alaska and opening for Louis CK.
Moshe Kasher and Natasha introduce guest Ivy Wolk, discussing her roles in movies with both hosts.
Chelsea Peretti joins Natasha Leggero on the Endless Honeymoon podcast to discuss hot tub rats and share a story about matching hair with a dog.
Married comedians Natasha Leggero and Moshe Kasher host guests Maria Bamford and Scott Marvel Cassidy on 'The Endless Honeymoon Podcast'.
Natasha Leggero and Moshe Kasher host a live episode from the Oregon Country Fair with guest Reggie Watts.
Natasha and Moshe record a Hilton Head, South Carolina edition of The Endless Honeymoon Podcast while joking about beach culture, sealed hotel windows, and their daughter's vacation makeover.
The Endless Honeymoon Podcast episode “God Level Manipulation” features Natasha and Moshe answering relationship questions about depression, dogs, bathroom avoidance, dating apps, and wedding invitations.
Joel Kim Booster joins the Endless Honeymoon podcast to discuss his recent marriage and honeymoon plans.
Fred Armisen joins the Endless Honeymoon podcast to discuss his punk ethos and humorous anecdotes about retail and parenting.
The hosts of the Endless Honeymoon podcast banter about their week apart, with one returning from a movie set in Savannah, and discuss biblical language from 'The Red Tent'.
Moshe and Natasha open with menopause jokes, turning “peri-menopause” into a running bit about memory loss, mood swings, and “every single bad thing.” They then pivot into movies and TV, including Hamnet, Marty Supreme, Sentimental Value, Blue Moon, The 99-Year-Old Man, and Moshe’s new work on HBO’s The Pit as Jacob, a sign-language interpreter for Jess Flores.
The Endless Honeymoon Podcast episode "Redonkulous" with Ivy Wolk centers on Ivy's sexual preferences, acting background, and blunt takes on power dynamics.
The Endless Honeymoon Podcast episode with Katherine Ryan mixes stand-up comedy, motherhood, and family advice around one guest who says she is "mildly famous on one small island" in England.