The Daily Show: Ears Edition
The Daily Show: Ears Edition is Comedy CentralComedy CentralComedy Central is an American comedy television and digital-entertainment brand covering news satire, stand-up, sketch comedy and adult animation. Known for programs including The Daily Show and South Park, it is part of Skydance Corporation’s media business.Open the full entry’s official audio companion to The Daily ShowThe Daily ShowThe Daily Show is an American late-night news-satire program launched by Comedy Central in 1996 and co-created by Lizz Winstead and Madeleine Smithberg. It combines news commentary, field reports, comedy segments and interviews. Jon Stewart hosts Mondays, with a rotating team on the other weekdays; distribution includes Paramount+, online video and podcasts.Open the full entry, featuring audio versions of the television program, interviews, selected segments and additional discussions for podcast audiences.
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Key facts
2018Beginning of podcast distribution
The official Apple Podcasts listing dates the program’s activity from 2018 and credits Comedy Central as creator. Beginning during Trevor NoahTrevor NoahTrevor Noah is a South African comedian, author, host and producer who hosted The Daily Show from 2015 to 2022. The author of Born a Crime, he also works through stand-up tours, podcasts, a production company and an education foundation.Open the full entry’s hosting tenure, it brought television comedy, news commentary and interviews into a subscribable audio format.[1]
From 2024: Hosting team and formats
As Jon StewartJon StewartJon Stewart is an American comedian, television host, writer and producer associated with Comedy Central’s The Daily Show. His work spans political satire, media criticism and interviews on public issues. He returned to host the program on Mondays in 2024.Open the full entry returned and the rotating-host arrangement developed, the podcast continued the team’s work through interviews, topical discussions and audio extensions of The Daily Show. Its distribution is distinct from Comedy Central’s television broadcast and Paramount+Paramount+Paramount+ is a subscription streaming service expanded and rebranded from CBS All Access, offering films, series, originals, news and live sports. It launched under the new brand in March 2021 and is part of Skydance Corporation’s direct-to-consumer business.Open the full entry video availability.[1]
November 2, 2026The Midterm Precap
The Midterm Precap was released on November 2, 2026 with a running time of approximately 39 minutes. Its description names Jordan KlepperJordan KlepperJordan Klepper is a comedian, writer and television host known for political-rally field reports on The Daily Show, The Opposition with Jordan Klepper and the Jordan Klepper Fingers the Pulse series.Open the full entry, Michael KostaMichael KostaMichael Kosta is a comedian, television host and former professional tennis player known as a correspondent and rotating host of Comedy Central’s The Daily Show. His other work includes a tennis podcast and the memoir Lucky Loser.Open the full entry and Ronny ChiengRonny ChiengRonny Chieng is a Malaysia-born comedian, writer and actor who developed his comedy career in Australia before joining The Daily Show. His work includes Ronny Chieng: International Student, Netflix stand-up specials and Crazy Rich Asians.Open the full entry and covers the US midterm campaign, media observations and reading and viewing recommendations.[2]
Related Organizations, Websites, and Public Accounts
The associated television program is The Daily Show and the publishing brand is Comedy Central. Its television team also includes Jon Stewart, Desi LydicDesi LydicDesi Lydic is an actor, comedian, and correspondent and rotating host of The Daily Show. Her work includes Awkward, Desi Lydic: Abroad and the digital satire series Desi Lydic Foxsplains.Open the full entry, Josh Johnson (comedian)Josh Johnson (comedian)Josh Johnson is a Louisiana-born stand-up comedian and writer who wrote for The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and The Daily Show before becoming a correspondent and rotating host of The Daily Show.Open the full entry, Troy IwataTroy IwataTroy Iwata is a stage and screen actor, comedy performer and correspondent on The Daily Show. His credits include Broadway’s Be More Chill, Netflix’s Dash & Lily and the film Summoning Sylvia.Open the full entry and Grace KuhlenschmidtGrace KuhlenschmidtGrace Kuhlenschmidt is a comedian, actor and correspondent on The Daily Show whose work developed through improvisation and online shorts before bringing character comedy and observations about internet culture to television news satire.Open the full entry. Official website: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-daily-show-ears-edition/id1334878780 (opens in a new window).[1][3]