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Josh Clark and Chuck Bryant are the hosts of Stuff You Should Know, the award-winning podcast loved around the world. Since 2008, the pair have produced nearly 2,000 episodes that have garnered more than 3 billion downloads globally.
Chuck and Josh have recorded episodes on everything from the disco craze and ball-point pens to the Amazon rainforest and nuclear semiotics, and have developed a cult following around the world made up of a network of fans who have come together to build a friendly and supportive community based on their shared love of lifelong learning. Those fans have sold out live SYSK shows in cities across the US, Canada, the UK, Ireland, New Zealand, and Australia.
From start to finish Josh and Chuck showed their generosity and kindness. Fans were appreciated by personal poster signing and question time. My husband and I were able to show our appreciation of what they have given to us by treating Josh to dinner and in turn Josh had all the fans In restaurant take a photo together. We receive what we give in life and they live that motto. Highly recommend!
The Chevalier is a great little venue just outside of Boston. The staff is very personable and accommodating. I went right to my seat - in the balcony - upon arrival, and missed the merch tables. I saw people with posters during the show, but when my son and I took a restroom break just over 1/2 way through, the merch tables were cleared out. I would have loved to buy a poster, etc - but that being my only "complaint" it was a great show. The Stuff You Should Know podcast is genuinely family-friendly. I brought my 9 year old who has been exposed to 'colorful' language and the guys apologised for some adult humor, but it's a live show, I was completely expecting it and we were good with whatever happened. The Q&A at the end is a nice touch and could use a little crowd management to keep people from rambling, but Josh and Chuck are getting great at navigating those conversations as well. 5 Stars - would recommend!
If you're a fan of the podcast then the live show is for you. It's got all the goodness of the podcast with actually feedback to the hosts which only makes them keep going down the rabbit holes they love to go on. Plus there's cursing.
This was my first time seeing SYSK live and it was a great show. If you enjoy SYSK, you will love the live show, which is similar to a normal show with extras!
The Warner theatre in DC was beautiful and Josh and Chuck were awesome! My first time experiencing a live podcast and it was great. The interaction between Josh and Chuck was the same as I hear on my car radio every Tuesday! So Much Fun!
Really can’t recommend this show enough. Josh and Chuck really pull you in at every moment and make sure everyone is having fun. It surpassed all my expectations and I haven’t laughed that hard in a long time. If you’re an SYSK fan, you need to go!
My twenty-year-old son and I were happy to travel from Ohio to DC to see our first live Stuff You Should Know. Josh and Chuck have such great chemistry and make learning about something completely new to me fun and engaging. Their interaction with the live audience was witty but never disrespectful or belittling. I hope to see them live again in the future!
For sure worth it. They bring the introverts out! Haha great show.
Josh and Chuck were their usual entertaining selves. I brought my adult daughter and even she liked it (not her usual thing). Witty and educational, these guys are the best
Josh and Chuck were awesome in person, it was so cool to get to see them live. Thanks for coming to Seattle :)
Homies, firstly I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for everything you all are doing. The SYSK family has kept me safe since 2018, and I appreciate every member, especially my dudes Chucktran and Josher. Not only did you keep this veteran safe, you kept him comforted, supported, and cared for just by having someone to listen to. I served in the Army for 8 years, "only" one deployment, and got to witness the sadness of war from the front lines. I didn't see as much as others, but I saw enough to know I dont like it. I had been conflicted for so long, knowing what I knew. My mind was chaotic and disorganized, and thanks to this podcast, among some therapy and whatnot, I havent felt more clear. Ever. I have so much more to say. From the bottom of my heart, I greatly appreciate everything you taught me. +/\
I think this is my 4th time hitting the Wilbur for SYSK, and it never disappoints. This was a particularly hilarious, raucous and impromptu show. The topic was Andre the Giant, which was an amazing tale also.
The show was amazing, as always! Josh and Chuck are wonderful performers, and the show was hilarious, entertaining, and informative from start to finish. I hope they come back to Boston again really soon!
Great, “supper club” type atmosphere! I showed up with a broken foot on crutches and the Wilbur graciously set up a spot for me to sit on the lower level!
This was my first time seeing Chuck and Josh live and they did not disappoint. They bring learning along with good-natured humor.
Loved the intro/pre-game slides. Interesting to see Josh and Chuck interact too!
Josh and Chuck were hilarious in person. It felt like we were having an intimate conversation with friends.
Josh and Chuck did not fail! Absolutely loved the topic, comedy and overall experience! Can’t wait till they make it back up to good ole Maine!
My husband has been a fan a bit longer than myself but we have been listeners for a few years now. We were so excited to see SYSK live in Maine. The seating was a bit uncomfortable at the State Theatre but the show itself was fantastic. The sound was great, Josh and Chuck were wonderful. I was happy to know they were taping it! I loved the bantering before the actual taping started. They need to come back again! Like in the next six months! Pricing was fair, would have liked to see a merch table. We will definitely come again! The topic was great too!
So very happy to have seen Josh and Chuck live. I'm a big SYSK fan and was excited when the show was announced. A great show overall. It was my first time at the State Street Theater and it was beautiful; a great venue. My only criticism (and the reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5) is that it was VERY hot in there. Thankfully, some staff members opened some side doors and let the night breeze blow in. Thanks for coming up to Maine, you guys! Come on back and consider having your next show a bit further north....Augusta? Bangor?
