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Episode: #04053
Susan Jacoby and Stephen debate the importance of reason, the benefits of elitism and how much she owes him in truthiness residuals. (5:58)
Episode: #04015
Frans de Waal, author of Our Inner Ape, tells Stephen that he has a large monkey brain. (4:46)
Episode: #03100
The father of intelligent design, Michael Behe, joins Stephen to explain his role as the Albert Einstein of Charles Darwin. (5:18)
Episode: #03060
Conn Iggulden tells Stephen why it's so important for boys to play dangerous games. (6:21)
Episode: #03027
Stephen walks anthropologist Nina Jablonski through his skin care regimen. (7:07)
Episode: #03019
Stephen tells Steven Pinker that he doesn't fear evolution because he doesn't believe in it and that he has the kind of brain damage that prevents him from swearing. (6:38)
Episode: #03007
Stephen sells Richard Clarke's book with promises of robot sex. (5:17)
Episode: #02154
Dr. Francis Collins tries to convince Stephen that evolution is God's plan for giving upgrades. (6:30)
Episode: #02123
Stephen and Michael Lewis talk about privilege in America. (6:46)
Episode: #02101
Stephen nails overachiever Alexandra Robbins for pulling up the ladder from the top of the tool shed. (6:47)
Episode: #01021
By saying that science has more validity than a feeling, Brian Greene is implying that Stephen Colbert descended from a monkey. (5:19)
