Legendary stand-up comedian Steven Wright joins Andy Richter to discuss his novel, “Harold,” the influence of Monty Python, why he moved out of Los Angeles, their favorite old-school radio shows, and much more. Do you want to talk to Andy live on SiriusXM’s Conan O’Brien Radio? Leave a voicemail at 855-266-2604 or fill

If you ask just about any alternative comic from the last twenty years to name their influences, one name you're sure to see come up is Steven Wright. Lately, though, Wright's been changing things up a little. He just wrote his first novel. It's called Harold. He joins us to talk about the new book and how much coffee

Steven Wright is an Academy Award-winning stand-up comic, actor, and now, author. Look for his first book, "Harold," on May 16.www.stevenwright.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Comedian and author Steven Wright feels anxious about being Conan O’Brien’s friend.   Steven sits down with Conan to talk about honing his trademark deadpan humor, debuting on Johnny Carson, and pouring everything he thinks about being alive into his new novel Harold. Plus, Conan tries to make Matt Gourley jealous with

In one of the most offbeat episodes to date, comedian, writer and actor Steven Wright drops by the studio to talk about his love of surrealism, his admiration for Don Rickles, his childhood obsession with "The Tonight Show" and the absurdity of telling jokes for a living. Also, Steven discovers Hal Ashby (and Cat Steve

In the very respected world of stand-up comedy, there are some comedians who stand above the rest. These artists are just being themselves, yet to the rest of us we stand in awe. Steven Wright and I have known each other since we met in college in 1976. I hope that you enjoy our conversation, where we discuss his path