It is good to be here

Noah starts the show with an epiphany about their relationship Noah describes the Vince McMahon and WWE doc he is watching and asks Alyssa what she remembers about the attitude era Alyssa says she wanted everything from TV when she was a kid Alyssa and Noah discuss infomertials Finally Alyssa gives Noah a 90's kids movie quiz

Noah and Alyssa discuss how noah has not aged since age 16, his new habit of mistaking normal people for celebrities, how he thought he saw both Shane Gillis and Sue Bird, and their survival guide and stories from Noah's Princeton Reunions!!

Noah and Alyssa discuss Noah's recent dental problems, how Noah is gross and not stylish, then they talk about how Alyssa told Noah all of the contents of PEOPLE magazine during the Knicks game they attended. After that they get into a deep discussion about how they are trying to train their toddler into staying in bed overnight. Noah discusses how he unsuccessfully tried to be scary dad. Alyssa discusses the terror of the threat of being woken up during the middle of the night and talking to "real ones" parents who "get it" and how Henry will not stay in his toddler bed! Next they discuss being kicked in the nuts, how Noah has CTE, what really annoys Alyssa, how they need to keep drinking, what they did during Cov*d, their terrible furniture, Noah's dream of owning a minivan, Noah's beef with car salesman, and the weird stuff that Noah is served on Insta!!

In this episode of It Is Good to Be Here, comedians Noah Savage and Alyssa Wolff take you on a wild ride through the strange, the funny, and the downright puzzling. The episode kicks off with a curious scene—Noah witnesses a man pouring a beer into a coffee cup before work. Is this the beginning of a new trend, or just a sign that it's time for a change in career? The conversation then shifts to Southern Charm, Bravo's Southern-fried reality show that's as addictive as it is messy. Noah and Alyssa chat about the show's larger-than-life characters, questionable decisions, and why it’s the perfect escape TV. Then things take a very unexpected turn as Noah just can’t stop talking about bread pudding. Why? What is it about this dessert that has him so fixated? Is it a comfort food, a metaphor for life, or just really delicious? Tune in to find out why bread pudding is the true star of the episode—and maybe the key to understanding everything else. It’s an episode full of laughs, pop culture banter, and, of course, lots of bread pudding talk. Grab a coffee cup (or a beer), and join the conversation. It’s good to be here!

Noah and Alyssa discuss the classic anxiety inducing "Good Dog Carl" before diving into the "right" way to eat pizza without burning off the entire roof of your mouth. Then Alyssa hits Noah with a classic Super Bowl quiz to see how much he knows about Kansas City vs. Philadelphia for the big game on Sunday. Oh, and Noah falls into a emotional pit of despair thanks to a single YouTube comment.