What Am I Doing Here? is a thoughtful and often hilarious podcast hosted by veteran screenwriter and producer Mike Reiss (The Simpsons), exploring life’s strangest moments, unexpected detours, and the absurdity of the human experience. With sharp wit and decades of storytelling chops, Mike sits down with fascinating guests from comedy, writing, and entertainment to ask the age-old question: How did I end up here? While the show is no longer releasing new episodes, the full archive is packed with smart, binge-worthy conversations that are just as relevant — and ridiculous — today.
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What Am I Doing Here? is a thoughtful and often hilarious podcast hosted by veteran screenwriter and producer Mike Reiss (The Simpsons), exploring life’s strangest moments, unexpected detours, and the absurdity of the human experience. With sharp wit and decades of storytelling chops, Mike sits down with fascinating guests from comedy, writing, and entertainment to ask the age-old question: How did I end up here? While the show is no longer releasing new episodes, the full archive is packed with smart, binge-worthy conversations that are just as relevant — and ridiculous — today.
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What Am I Doing Here? with Mike Reiss
What Am I Doing Here? is a thoughtful and often hilarious podcast hosted by veteran screenwriter and producer Mike Reiss (The Simpsons), exploring life’s strangest moments, unexpected detours, and the absurdity of the human experience. With sharp wit and decades of storytelling chops, Mike sits down with fascinating guests from comedy, writing, and entertainment to ask the age-old question: How did I end up here? While the show is no longer releasing new episodes, the full archive is packed with smart, binge-worthy conversations that are just as relevant — and ridiculous — today.
