"The Daily Show" is marking its 30th anniversary with a new three-episode podcast series called "30 F#@king Years: The Daily Show Remembers," hosted by the current News Team correspondents. The launch continues the Comedy Central programme's recent resurgence following Jon Stewart's return to the anchor desk in 2024, and adds to its growing lineup of spin-off audio and video content celebrating its history.

The podcast will feature correspondents Jordan Klepper, Desi Lydic, Ronny Chieng, Michael Kosta, Josh Johnson, Grace Kuhlenschmidt and Troy Iwata discussing memorable field pieces and correspondents from the show's three decades on air. It joins existing spin-offs such as "The Daily Show: Ears Edition," which has amassed 767 million lifetime listens, and Stewart's own "The Weekly Show" podcast. The anniversary push follows a 17-minute retrospective video released last week and comes as the show enjoys renewed momentum, with seven Emmy nominations this year and its best young-adult ratings in over eight years, topping late-night among adults 18-49 on the Mondays Stewart hosts.