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Episode: #04056
Steve Jobs offered Feist U.S. citizenship as part of the deal for doing the iPod commercial. (4:16)
Episode: #04042
During the interview, Stephen uses the new R.E.M. album to cover his area. (5:39)
Episode: #04037
Unless Stephen decides to run for president again, Carole King is supporting Hillary. (5:03)
Episode: #04031
John Legend explains that true patriotism involves honest critiques and a willingness to change. (5:11)
Episode: #03121
Tony Bennett feels that celebrities have an obligation to speak up against injustice. (4:25)
Episode: #03121
Stephen joins Tony Bennett for a duet of "Who's Got the Last Laugh Now?" (2:11)
Episode: #03091
John Mellencamp may be for peace, but he is no pacifist. (5:53)
Episode: #03081
The outspoken country music artist speaks with Stephen about the Colbert Bump on iTunes and the mutual benefits of being friends with each other. (4:35)
Episode: #03081
Toby Keith performs the song High Maintenance Woman off his new album, Big Dog Daddy. (2:57)
Episode: #03038
Stephen and Willie Nelson sample each other's ice creams for the first time. Willie enjoys Americone Dream and Stephen accepts an unspoken apology. (5:06)
Episode: #02161
Just before his guitar solo Stephen injures himself, prays to Father Christmas and is presented with a guitar hero to fill in for him. (3:11)
Episode: #02161
Robert Schneider of The Apples in Stereo opens with a song about why Stephen is number one. (2:10)
Episode: #02135
Stephen presents Barry Manilow with a peace treaty, and they agree to joint custody of the infamous Emmy. (5:15)
Episode: #02127
Randy Newman wonders whether he's at the McCarthy hearings -- and rolls over on George Clooney. (5:22)
Episode: #02112
American hero Toby Keith talks about his new movie and smoking weed with Willie Nelson. (6:02)
Episode: #02106
Stephen Colbert and Neil Young get out their guitars. (6:05)
