May 13, 2025 · 59:34
Michelle Obama on Good Hang with Amy Poehler
The Hang, in Short
Craig Robinson kicks off the Michelle Obama episode by spilling that when their mom lived in the White House, she ignored all the state dinners and fancy trips to obsess over one thing: when's Craig coming to visit. This pisses Michelle off to no end. Craig owns being the favorite child, casually noting he was "the one" while Michelle got second billing. He calls her Meech, only busting out "Mrs. Obama" when he's mad. They shared a bedroom until high school with headboard-to-headboard beds. Craig's a size 15 shoe, which earns him Amy's pitch for business cards reading "All Legs Baby." The siblings have a podcast called IMO together, and Craig says coaching Michelle is impossible because she's uncoachable. Also, she cannot follow instructions. When asked for one thing, she gives six.
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Hey everyone, welcome to another episode
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of Good Hang. I am Amy Polar and I'm
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very excited to introduce our guest
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today. It is Michelle Obama. Wow, we
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talk about some really cool stuff today.
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We talk about HGTV and how much we love
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it. We talk about the time that I
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drooled in front of her. We talk about
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bedtime. We talk about allergies, which
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is what I currently have right now,
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which is why I'm sounding so sexy and
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sophisticated. But um before we start
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this episode, we do what we always do,
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which is we ask someone that knows our
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guest really well or is a fan of our
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guest or is familiar with our guests
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work to give me a question to ask them.
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And who better to ask about Michelle
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than her older brother Craig. So Craig
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Robinson is joining us, the co-host of
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their new podcast, IMO, in my opinion.
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So let's welcome Craig Robinson to the
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studio.
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This episode is presented by the Toyota
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Grand Highlander. Life is going to throw