Conan O’Brien’s Golden Ticket contest could get you on his podcast

A new contest is giving lucky fans the chance to appear on Conan O’Brien Needs a Friend

Conan O’Brien is looking for new friends to appear on his podcast and is giving his fans the chance to join him. The late night host announced the Golden Ticket Contest last night on Conan.

“Conan O’Brien Needs a Friend” is currently in its third season after launching in 2018 and quickly becoming one of the most popular comedy podcasts. Guests have included former First Lady Michelle Obama, David Letterman, Will Ferrell, and Bruce Springsteen.

The podcast is likely to become an even bigger part of O’Brien’s career after it was announced that Conan will end in 2021. The comedian will end his run on late night television and move to a weekly variety show for HBO Max.

Before that, fans have a chance to meet Conan O’Brien, his podcast co-host/assistant Sona Movsessian, and podcast producer Matt Gourley as well as appear on “Conan O’Brien Needs a Friend.” Check out the video below for the Golden Ticket Contest details.

For more information on how you can (virtually) meet Conan and potentially appear on his podcast, visit teamcoco.com/goldenticket. There you can find out how to enter the contest.

Fans don’t really need another excuse to listen to “Conan O’Brien Needs a Friend” or to follow any of Team Coco’s social media accounts. They are already wildly entertaining and offer more content than just about anyone else in late night television.

Conan O’Brien continues to offer fans unique experiences and opportunities

Late night or not, every television show tries to be interactive and engage fans. It’s a great way to build up a fanbase and keep fans interested in what’s coming next.

After nearly 30 years in late night, Conan O’Brien has a dedicated group of fans that will follow him anywhere and consume any media he endorses. Team Coco continues to reward Conan fans with unique experiences and opportunities like the Golden Ticket Contest.

Just this year, fans were able to submit photos of themselves to be turned into cardboard cutouts when audiences weren’t allowed at Conan tapings. And then O’Brien announced another edition of “DIY Conan” in which fans demonstrated their creativity by reimagining Conan monologues, bits, and interviews.

Now fans have one more reason to love Conan and potentially check off a bucket list item by meeting the comedy legend. Keep an eye out for those golden tickets!

Will you be participating in this contest? Let us know in the comment section below and keep checking Last Night On for more from Conan and the rest of late night television.