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Jake Johnson (New Girl, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse) and Gareth Reynolds (The Dollop) don't feel qualified to give strangers good advice. Most of their friendship over the last 15 years has been based around dumb bits, but they do (for better or worse) want to try to help people out. Like your friendly local bartender or your tipsy uncle at a family gathering, Jake and Gareth are on the ca... more

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Latest Episodes

Guest Helper Dax Shepard joins Jake in-studio. Together, they help a caller whose German in-laws are prone to nudity. Then, they counsel a jealous husband whose doodle is eating his wife's underwear. Plus, an extended conversation with Jake and Dax. more

Gareth and Jake help solve a case of disappearing toilet paper. Then, they discover a cool new way to pay for your morning coffee.

Cast your vote in The Helpies: weneedtopick.com/helpies

Want to call in? Email your question to helpfulpod@gm... more

Steve Berg joins Jake and Gareth to hear the best advice callers have ever been given. Featuring a shocking number of compliments, a caller who does impressions and the truth about why moms love Steve.

See images from the episode here: www.he... more

Jake and Gareth help a young teacher hold her own on a "Trip to the Wet Counties." Then, they do their best to dissect a cold take. Plus, the follow-up to Episode 188 "Digging Up Orville."

See images from the episode here: www.heretohelppod.c... more

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Gaten Matarazzo
Actor known for his role in Stranger Things
Stranger Things
Episode: 232: Shrewd Little Boy & Danny Two-Times (with Gaten Matarazzo)
Lennon Parham
Actor and comedian, known for her work on 'Minx'
Episode: 228: Perverts! & Chickens Are Dumber Than Dirt (with Lennon Parham)
Pam Reynolds
Rachel's mother known for her eccentric behavior
Episode: 226: Buttercup's Garden
John E. L. Tenney
Paranormal expert and comedian
Episode: 225: WEIRD Here to Help: Halloween Special - Real Magic & Closing Down the Store (with John E.L. Tenney)
Cat Reitman
Comedian and Writer
Workin' Moms
Episode: 215: BEST ADVICE Vol 2: Make It Your Own (with Cat Reitman)
Andy Roddick
Former professional tennis player and comedian
Former Professional Tennis Player
Episode: 213: Trash Hole Shark & Wrestling Gators (with Andy Roddick)
Pelle Almqvist
Lead singer of The Hives
The Hives
Episode: 204: 50mg of Nuge & Phish Burial (with Pelle Almqvist)
Beck Bennett
Comedian and actor known for his work on Saturday Night Live and animation projects
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Episode: 201: The Pickle and Chip Classic & CopperTone Style (with Beck Bennett)
Roy Wood Jr.
Comedian and actor known for his work on The Daily Show
The Daily Show
Episode: 193: Baby Face in the Delta Lounge & The Goodnight Show (with Roy Wood Jr.)

Hosts

Jake Johnson
Co-host and actor known for his comedic stylings and long friendship with Gareth Reynolds, often bringing humor into discussions while offering advice.
Gareth Reynolds
Co-host and comedian known for his engaging personality and comedic insights, frequently interacting with callers to provide humor-infused advice.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 14.2k ratings
  • Getting hard to listen to

    Love this podcast, truly I do. I’ve been listening since day 1. But it’s been getting tough to listen to. Gareth is a master of his craft and he’s not allowed to cook on this show. He’s interrupted and made fun of constantly. And maybe that’s part of the charm and I just don’t get it, which is fine, but if you listen to Gareth’s other shows where the dynamic is different, where he’s allowed to run with his bits and do his impressions, he’s a comedic genius. He’s just not being allowed to shine h... more

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Vilasayu
    United States21 days ago
  • Get Eric to the 100

    This feels like a problem for we’re here to help- you guys can solve this. Eric has to be at the vandy camp birthday celebration. The pod needs it.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Allyyyysssoooonnnnn
    United Statesa month ago
  • Nat Attack

    Read through a few reviews and Nat Attack isn’t getting enough credit. Her timing in interrupting/focusing you two is impeccable. I know she wasn’t in love with the nick name. But girl you own it!

    Keep up the great work all of you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sydney is cooler than you🦀
    United Statesa month ago
  • Better Help? You mean We’re Here To Help!

    I usually hate change. But the change this pod has gone through is easily some of the greatest evolution ever witnessed by man.

    Weird Here To Help is the best thing to ever be birthed - come at me Jesus Christ.

    Never change. Any of you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Joelle Christina
    United Statesa month ago
  • Gareth is the best

    Weird here to help should probably be a separate podcast. It’s just too strange to listen to two grown men who actually believe in energy vampires.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Enterthewagon
    United States2 months ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Overall, feedback shows a strong loyalty and appreciation for the entertaining advice structure, with notable praise for guest contributions.
Some feedback suggests the format has evolved, with listeners expressing both excitement and concern over changes in dynamic and content.
Many reviews emphasize the chemistry between the hosts, highlighting their ability to make even mundane topics entertaining.
Listeners appreciate the humor and light-heartedness, often describing the show as a source of laughter and enjoyment during challenging times.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Apple Podcasts
#210
United States/Top Podcasts
Apple Podcasts
#33
United States/Comedy
Apple Podcasts
#230
Canada/Top Podcasts
Apple Podcasts
#36
Canada/Comedy
Apple Podcasts
#177
United Kingdom/Comedy
Apple Podcasts
#74
Australia/Comedy

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

233: Breaking and Entenmann's & Tat-Two
Q: How do I resolve the issue of my tattoo looking like a penis?
Consider getting a skilled tattoo artist to cover or enhance the tattoo to make it more recognizable as a dog.
231: Wearing Garbage & Scooter Cooter
Q: What are the potential health implications of riding the scooter?
The listener is concerned about sitting on a scooter that has been used by her husband's nudist uncle due to health and hygiene concerns.
231: Wearing Garbage & Scooter Cooter
Q: How does Joy feel about her husband's home shirt?
Joy finds it disgusting and doesn't understand how he can wear it, as it's old, disintegrating, and covered in holes.
232: Shrewd Little Boy & Danny Two-Times (with Gaten Matarazzo)
Q: How can I get my girlfriend to accept the toiletries I'm replacing?
Suggest she keep a stash of toiletries at her place and offer a gift card for replacements as a gesture.
232: Shrewd Little Boy & Danny Two-Times (with Gaten Matarazzo)
Q: What should I do about this kid who keeps following me and asking about my bike?
Consider talking to the parents to ensure the kid's safety and your comfort level.

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A distinctive blend of humor and genuine attempts at advice characterizes the show, featuring hosts who draw on their long-standing friendship and comedic backgrounds. Each episode centers around listener calls presenting a wide range of questions, from the absurd to the deeply personal, allowing Jake Johnson and Gareth Reynolds to offer their often hilarious yet heartfelt suggestions. Listeners can expect a unique mix of light-hearted banter, quirky anecdotes, and an atmosphere that feels like a conversation with old friends. The inclusion of guest appearances from various professionals adds an interesting dimension, enriching the advice with expertise and diverse perspectives while maintaining the comedic tone of the show.

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1. Next We Have with Gareth Reynolds
2. The Mess Around with Hannah and Lamorne
3. The Lonely Island and Seth Meyers Podcast
4. The Dollop with Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds
5. Good Hang with Amy Poehler

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1. Gaten Matarazzo
2. Lennon Parham
3. Pam Reynolds
4. John E. L. Tenney
5. Cat Reitman
6. Andy Roddick
7. Pelle Almqvist
8. Beck Bennett

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