Over A Million People Are Praising Amy Poehler For This One Question She Asked Ariana Grande On The Latest Episode Of Her Podcast, "Good Hang"

Earlier this week, Wicked’s Glinda herself — Ariana Grande — was the guest on Amy Poehler’s celebrity interview podcast, Good Hang. Two people are smiling and talking into microphones in a studio with decor and plants on shelves behind them. They appear engaged in a podcast The podcast, which first launched in March of this year, has been applauded time and time again by fans for Amy’s easygoing but inquisitive interview style. In a time when so many celebrity interviews feel like a vehicle for clickbait-y headlines and juicy, gossipy clips for socials, it’s a refreshing change of pace that earnestly feels like listening to a conversation between friends over drinks, celebrity-status aside. And this week’s episode was, of course, no exception. Person seated at a podcast setup, wearing a patterned dress with a bow. They're speaking into a microphone, laptop visible in front

Between discussing Ariana’s upcoming Eternal Sunshine tour and her experience on Broadway, the pair spoke fondly about Ariana’s late grandmother, Marjorie, who passed away in June of this year at the age of 99. Three people posing at an event: one in a patterned blazer, an older person in a red shawl, and a woman in a strapless dress giving a kiss

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Toward the end of the interview, Amy asks Ariana what her favorite Italian dish is, and Ariana reminisces about the delicious marinara her Nonna would make. Amy’s simple but touching four-word response really resonated with people. Person in studio speaking into a microphone, wearing a sleek black outfit with a high ponytail, sitting in front of a wood panel backdrop

Ariana continues on to share her favorite memory of her Nonna — the day her brother, Frankie, came out to the family. A person with a high ponytail is speaking into a microphone during a podcast interview, sitting in front of a wood-paneled wall The clip amassed over 13 million views across TikTok and Instagram, and viewers really appreciated Amy’s simple, genuine comment that opened the floor for Ariana to talk about her Nonna in whatever capacity she felt comfortable. Comment by jameiigh: "tell me about her" INSTANT TEARS. as a person who has lost so many beautiful souls that's the best thing to hear; 2,076 likes

“‘tell me about them’ must be literally the best question you could ask to someone who lost someone,” one commenter said. Social media post about asking someone who lost a loved one, encouraging conversation with empathetic questions James comments on Ari's joy discussing her nonna. Char finds it sweet and funny

“I hope someone asks me that same question some day when it’s my Nonna,” another commenter replied. Comment by Kate Capparelli expressing hope to be asked about her grandmother, with crying emojis. 298 likes, 17 hours ago

This isn’t the first time Amy’s been praised by listeners of the podcast for the heartfelt way she addresses grief on the show. In August, Aubrey Plaza was the guest of honor, and fans were touched by the eloquent way she asked her Parks and Rec costar about the death of her husband, Jeff Baena. Person with blonde hair wearing a red shirt speaks into a microphone during a podcast recording, seated at a table with a laptop and mug