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Sanskrit Shlok on Friendship | मित्र पर संस्कृत श्लोक

Sanskrit Shlok on Friendship

आढ् यतो वापि दरिद्रो वा दुःखित सुखितोऽपिवा ।  निर्दोषश्च सदोषश्च व्यस्यः परमा गतिः ॥

Hindi Translation:- चाहे धनी हो या निर्धन, दुःखी हो या सुखी, निर्दोष हो या सदोष – मित्र ही मनुष्य का सबसे बड़ा सहारा होता है।

English Translation:- Whether rich or poor, grieving or happy, innocent or bastard – friend is the biggest support of man.

न कश्चित कस्यचित मित्रं न कश्चित कस्यचित रिपु: । व्यवहारेण जायन्ते, मित्राणि रिप्वस्तथा ।।

Hindi Translation:- न कोई किसी का मित्र होता है, न कोई किसी का शत्रु। व्यवहार से ही मित्र या शत्रु बनते हैं।

English Translation:-  Neither is anyone’s friend nor enemy, because of work and circumstances that people become friend and enemies.

Sanskrit Shlok in English

विवादो धनसम्बन्धो याचनं चातिभाषणम् । आदानमग्रतः स्थानं मैत्रीभङ्गस्य हेतवः॥

Hindi Translation:- वाद-विवाद, धन के लिये सम्बन्ध बनाना, माँगना, अधिक बोलना, ऋण लेना, आगे निकलने की चाह रखना – यह सब मित्रता के टूटने में कारण बनते हैं।

English Translation:- Quarrel, financial relations, begging, excessive talking, borrowing, and desire for competition – these are the reasons that break a friendship.

न गृहं गृहमित्याहुः गृहणी गृहमुच्यते। गृहं हि गृहिणीहीनं अरण्यं सदृशं मतम्।

Hindi Translation:- घर तो गृहणी (घरवाली) के कारण ही घर कहलाता है। बिन गृहणी तो घर जंगल के समान होता है।

English Translation:- Home is called home because of wife. The house without a wife is like a forest.

मित्र पर संस्कृत श्लोक

तावत्प्रीति भवेत् लोके यावद् दानं प्रदीयते । वत्स: क्षीरक्षयं दृष्ट्वा परित्यजति मातरम्

Hindi Translation:- लोगों का प्रेम तभी तक रहता है जब तक उनको कुछ मिलता रहता है। मां का दूध सूख जाने के बाद बछड़ा तक उसका साथ छोड़ देता है।

English Translation:- People love only as long as they get something. After the mother’s milk dries the calf leaves the mother with it.

आलस्यं हि मनुष्याणां शरीरस्थो महान् रिपुः  नास्त्युद्यमसमो बन्धुः कृत्वा यं नावसीदति 

Hindi Translation:- मनुष्यों के शरीर में रहने वाला आलस्य ही उनका सबसे बड़ा शत्रु होता है परिश्रम जैसा दूसरा (हमारा )कोई अन्य मित्र नहीं होता क्योंकि परिश्रम करने वाला कभी दुखी नहीं होता।

English Translation:- Laziness that resides in human body is their biggest enemy. We have no other friend like hard work because the one who works hard is never unhappy.

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Sanskrit Shlok on father | पिता पर संस्कृत श्लोक sanskrit shlok on mother Sanskrit Shlok on Life | ज़िन्दगी से जुड़े संस्कृत श्लोक

अयं बन्धुरयं नेति गणना लघुचेतसाम्। उदारचरितानां तु वसुधैव कुटुम्बकम्॥

Hindi Translation:- यह मित्र है और यह मित्र नहीं है, ऐसा छोटे मन वाले कहते हैं। उदार लोगों के लिये तो सारा विश्व ही परिवार है।

English Translation:- This is my friend, this is not; so say the narrow minded. For the generous, the entire world is a family.

माता मित्रं पिता चेती स्वभावात् त्रतयं हितम्। कार्यकारणतश्चान्ये भवन्ति हितबुद्धयः।।

Hindi Translation:- माता पिता और मित्र हमारे कल्याण के बिषय में निःस्वार्थ भावसे सोचते हैं इनके अलावा सभी अपने स्वार्थ से ऐसी भावना रखते हैं।

English Translation:- Parents and friends think selflessly about our welfare, apart from this, everyone has such a feeling for their selfishness.

आतुरे व्यसने प्राप्ते दुर्भिक्षे शत्रु संकटे। राजद्वारे श्वशाने च यस्तिष्ठति स वान्धवः।।

Hindi Translation:- जब कोई बीमार होने पर, संकट में, असमय शत्रु से घिर जाने पर, राजकार्य में सहायक रूप में तथा मृत्यु पर श्मशान भूमि में ले जाने वाला व्यक्ति सच्चा मित्र और बन्धु है।

English Translation:- When someone is sick, in distress, surrounded by enemies at an untimely time, the person who helps in politics and takes him to the cremation ground on death is a true friend and brother.

विद्या मित्रं प्रवासेषु भार्या मित्रं गॄहेषु च। व्याधितस्यौषधं मित्रं धर्मो मित्रं मॄतस्य च।।

Hindi Translation:- प्रवास में विद्या मित्र होती है (अर्थात घर से दूर रहने पर विद्या मित्र समान होती है ), घर में पत्नी मित्र होती है, रोग में औषधि मित्र होती है और मृतक का मित्र धर्म होता है(अर्थात मृत्यु के समय धर्म मित्र समान है)।

English Translation:- Knowledge is friend in the journey, wife is the friend at home, medicine is friend in illness and Dharma (righteousness) friend is equal at the time of death)

न विश्वसेात्कुमित्रे च मित्रे चापि न विश्वसेत्। कदाचित्कुपितं मित्रं सर्वं गुह्यं प्रकाशयेत्।।

Hindi Translation:- कुमित्र पर विश्वास नहीं करना चाहिए और मित्र पर भी विश्वास नहीं करना चाहिए।  कभी कुपित होने पर मित्र भी आपकी गुप्त बातें सबको बता सकता हैं। 

English Translation:- One should not trust a friend and one should not believe in a friend either. Sometimes even friends can tell your secret things when they are angry.

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संस्कृत श्लोकों का हिंदी अंग्रेजी अर्थ सहित इंटरनेट पर सबसे बड़ा संग्रह, Interesting Facts Rochak Post Hindi, मोटिवेशनल हिंदी ब्लॉग, अच्छे अनमोल वचन शायरी हिंदी में

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• संस्कृत श्लोक का संग्रह हिंदी अर्थ सहित | Collection of Sanskrit Shlokas on Various Topics

मित्रता पर संस्कृत श्लोक | friendship day quotes in sanskrit | sanskrit shlok on friendship

मित्रता पर संस्कृत श्लोक | friendship day quotes in sanskrit.

भारतीय संस्कृति में हमेशा से ही मित्रता का महत्व रहा है। हमारे जीवन में माता- पिता और गुरू के बाद मित्र को स्थान दिया गया है। आज कल इस सम्बन्ध हेतु लोग मित्रता दिवस (Friendship Day) भी मनाते हैं। जब भी मित्रता की बात होती है तो लोग द्वापर युग वाली कृष्ण सुदामा मित्रता की मिसाल देना नहीं भूलते।

इसी क्रम में यहाँ मित्रता पर संस्कृत श्लोक ( Friendship Day Quotes in Sanskrit ) दिया जा रहा है जिसे आप पढ़ कर मित्र के लक्षण , उनके महत्त्व को समझ पाएंगे।

जाड्यं धियो हरति सिंचति वाचि सत्यं ! मानोन्नतिं दिशति पापमपा करोति !!

अच्छे मित्रों का साथ बुद्धि की जटिलता को हर लेता है, हमारी बोली सच बोलने लगती है, इससे मान और उन्नति बढती है और पाप मिट जाते है|

चन्दनं शीतलं लोके,चन्दनादपि चन्द्रमाः ! चन्द्रचन्दनयोर्मध्ये शीतला साधुसंगतिः !!

इस दुनिया में चन्दन को सबसे अधिक शीतल माना जाता है पर चन्द्रमा चन्दन से भी शीतल होती है लेकिन एक अच्छे मित्र चन्द्रमा और चन्दन दोनों से शीतल होते है|

जब जंगल में आग लग जाती है तो हवा उसका मित्र बन जाता है, और आग को फ़ैलाने में उसकी मदद करता है, लेकिन वही हवा एक छोटी से चिंगारी को पलक झपकते हुए बुझा देती है। इसलिए कमजोर व्यक्ति का कोई मित्र नहीं होता है।

कश्चित् कस्यचिन्मित्रं, न कश्चित् कस्यचित् रिपु:। अर्थतस्तु निबध्यन्ते, मित्राणि रिपवस्तथा ॥

न कोई किसी का मित्र है और न ही शत्रु, कार्यवश ही लोग मित्र और शत्रु बनते हैं ।

मित्रता पर श्लोक

जानीयात्प्रेषणेभृत्यान् बान्धवान्व्यसनाऽऽगमे। मित्रं याऽऽपत्तिकालेषु भार्यां च विभवक्षये ॥

किसी महत्वपूर्ण कार्य पर भेज़ते समय सेवक की पहचान होती है । दुःख के समय में बन्धु-बान्धवों की, विपत्ति के समय मित्र की तथा धन नष्ट हो जाने पर पत्नी की परीक्षा होती है ।

ते पुत्रा ये पितुर्भक्ताः सः पिता यस्तु पोषकः। तन्मित्रं यत्र विश्वासः सा भार्या या निवृतिः ॥

पुत्र वही है, जो पिता का भक्त है । पिता वही है,जो पोषक है, मित्र वही है, जो विश्वासपात्र हो । पत्नी वही है, जो हृदय को आनन्दित करे ।

न विश्वसेत्कुमित्रे च मित्रे चापि न विश्वसेत्। कदाचित्कुपितं मित्रं सर्वं गुह्यं प्रकाशयेत् ॥

कुमित्र पर विश्वास नहीं करना चाहिए और मित्र पर भी विश्वास नहीं करना चाहिए । कभी कुपित होने पर मित्र भी आपकी गुप्त बातें सबको बता सकता हैं ।

परोक्षे कार्यहन्तारं प्रत्यक्षे प्रियवादिनम्। वर्जयेत्तादृशं मित्रं विषकुम्भं पयोमुखम् ॥

पीठ पीछे काम बिगाड़नेवाले था सामने प्रिय बोलने वाले ऐसे मित्र को मुंह पर दूध रखे हुए विष के घड़े के समान त्याग देना चाहिए।

Knowledge is a friend during travel. Wife is a friend in home. Medicines are the friends during illness and our good deeds (Dharma) are friends after death!

Shlokas for Friendship with Hindi Meaning

व्यसने मित्रपरीक्षा शूरपरीक्षा रणाङ्गणे भवति | विनये भॄत्यपरीक्षा दानपरीक्षाच दुर्भिक्षे ||

मित्र की परीक्षा बुरे वक़्त में होती है। योद्धा की परीक्षा युद्ध के मैदान में होती है। एक सेवक की परीक्षा उसके अपने मालिक के साथ अच्छे व्यव्हार से होती है। दानी की परीक्षा दुर्भिक्ष यानि सूखे के दौरान होती है।

Friendship of a friend is tested in our bad times, the warrior’s heroism is tested in a war, a servant’s test lies in his good attitude towards the owner and a donor’s test is at the time of drought.

The point explained here is that the person who donates wealth/food even at the time of a drought, i.e. at the times when the food is a scarcity, is a real donor. If we do not live up to our expectations at the tough times then there is no use of what we stand for.

महाजनस्य संसर्ग: कस्य नोन्नतिकारक: | पद्मपत्रस्थितं तोयं धत्ते मुक्ताफलश्रियम् ||

अच्छे लोगों का साथ किसके लिए उन्नतिकारक नहीं है ? जल की बूँद कमल पर पड़ने पर उसे भी मोती की शोभा प्राप्त होती है।

Company of great person is always beneficial. (see how) drop of water on lotus leaf appears like a pearl. (i.e.. it gains status similar to pearl) Hear Subhashitkar explains how useful it is to be with great persons.

माता मित्रं पिता चेति स्वभावात् त्रतयं हितम् | कार्यकारणतश्चान्ये भवन्ति हितबुद्धय: ||

माता पिता और मित्र हमारे कल्याण के विषय में निःस्वार्थ भाव से सोचते हैं इनके अलावा सभी अपने स्वार्थ से ऐसी भावना रखते हैं।

Mother, father and friend are the one who think about our interests (well-being) in a very much natural manner. [It’s part of their nature (‘swaBAv’).They think this without expecting any thing in return.] All others having the similar feelings towards us do so due to their personal benefits or any other reason [It is not part of their nature (‘swaBAv’)].

अब यूट्यूब पर भी आनंद लें!

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9 thoughts on “ मित्रता पर संस्कृत श्लोक | friendship day quotes in sanskrit | sanskrit shlok on friendship ”

Hmm. Nice shloks

Very bad and less shlok

Hi Arun, we will try to provide more collection soon. Thanks for the feedback.

There’s a Shlokas on friendship by Kalidas. I’m looking for that since a long time.

Kindly look for it.

Good compilation

Good subhashits thanks

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Learn about many different Sanskrit essays with translation in Hindi and English. हिंदी और अंग्रेजी में अनुवाद के साथ कई अलग-अलग संस्कृत निबंधों के बारे में जानें। Essays in Sanskrit are called as “संस्कृतभाषायां निबन्धाः”. 

An essay is a piece of content which is written from the perception of the writer. Essays can be of different types, long or short, formal or informal, biography or autobiography etc. 

These are useful for Sanskrit students and others interested in learning Sanskrit.

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Essay on Importance of Machines in Sanskrit, English, and Hindi. | यंत्रों का महत्व पर संस्कृत निबंध | यन्त्राणां महत्त्वम् इति विषये संस्कृते निबन्धः

Importance of Art

Essay on Importance of Art in Sanskrit, English, and Hindi. | कला का महत्व पर संस्कृत निबंध | कलानां महत्त्वम् इति विषये संस्कृते निबन्धः

Republic Day of India

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Examination

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Sanskrit: A language with use beyond communication

Name: Zoë McCafferty   Advisor: Prof. Andy Cowell  Class: LING 4420 Morphology and Syntax Semester: Fall 2023 LURA 2024

Sanskrit is a language reveled for its complexity in many regards. It is grammatically very complex, has a rich phonemic library, and is considered to be one of the oldest documented languages in the world, dating back approximately 3500 years. Sanskrit is the language that the original sacred Hindu texts were written in including the Vedas, Rāmāyaṇa, and Mahābhārata so in this regard is a highly respected language for its position in religious text documentation. However, it is also recognized as the language of the privilege castes in India, so like all languages, its status and associations are highly contested in society.

A fascinating aspect of Sanskrit is that it is sometimes referred to as being non-arbitrary. How can this be? If you’ve ever taken a class that mentions semantics, you know that language is arbitrary in nature. In English, the word for the furry four-legged animal that runs around and barks is called “dog.” In Portuguese, it’s called “cachorro.” There’s no inherent meaning assigned to these two conglomerations of sounds, we simply attach meaning to these arbitrary units of language. However, when it comes to Sanskrit, there exists a language ideology that the sounds were “discovered” by people immersing themselves in deep meditation. Through this perpetual stillness, as the story goes, they were able to construct a garland of syllables that they felt matched the vibrational energy of the forms they were giving meaning to. In this view, Sanskrit was intentionally designed to have the sounds in the language match the vibration of what they represent. This is an interesting kind of language ideology in that the sounds don’t relate to their forms through processes such as onomatopoeia, or even sound symbolism in the way we think about “ding” relating to the sound of a bell. Instead, the language ideology leads those who connect deeply with this language and use it in their practice to relate to sound production on a deeper existential level. Is this why Sanskrit is often viewed popularly as a “spiritual language”?

Unlike English, which is typically not associated with spirituality, Sanskrit is viewed by many upper caste Hindus as an intentionally designed set of vibrational sound that would show people the truths of the universe, simply through being spoken. The cool thing about Sanskrit, for a practitioner of Hinduism, is that you don’t have to know the meaning of whatever mantra or text you may be reciting; the power lies in the sounds themselves.This is because of the supposed iconic connection created between the sound and the meaning of a form it represents. Singing or chanting in Sanskrit can activate these meanings for some because the forms of the sounds are seen to carry a direct relationship to the meanings they represent. In other words, these songs and chants show a different relationship between form and meaning than we might see in a typical conversation between two friends. Through language ideology, it is believed that Sanskrit can be used to heal and restore balance to one's mind and body; that is, the language was intended to elevate human consciousness, not simply to communicate with one another. Although there is no substantial evidence backing this claim, some people continue to advocate for it, which showcases the power of language ideology and how it influences the way we understand our relationship with language.

Sanskrit has 48 basic sounds in the alphabet (not including tone and other modifying factors.) Sir John Woodroffe, a British Orientalist who studied the Tantras and other Hindu traditions, discussed the Sanskrit alphabet as having the potential to generate all of the sounds in any spoken language, though this statement was later disproven. However, Sanskrit does have ties to roots in Hindi, Latin, and Greek, amongst other Indo-European languages, so it is certainly generative in this sense. There is no better example of language ideology surrounding Sanskrit’s sacredness and attempt to reflect the vibrations of the universe than the monosyllable “Om” (aum). In certain branches of Hinduism, this single syllable is considered to reflect the entire creation and destruction of the universe. The sound is said to encompass all spoken language because of the path of articulation it takes through the mouth to be produced. The initial sound starts all the way in the back of the mouth and ends with a bilabial nasal sound, which is the last place of articulation a sound can be made. This physical metaphor for the state of the universe is a little snapshot into the “intentions” of sound in Sanskrit. The the universe is created with the first introduction of this sound in the back of the mouth and is then destroyed with the silence that follows the final production of sound.

From the language ideology discussed above, Sanskrit emerges not only as a language, but also as a profound system of spiritual expression and desire for understanding beyond our humanness. Its complexity, phonemic richness, and intentional design to encapsulate the vibrations of the universe is seen to elevate it beyond a mere communication system. Many practitioners of Hinduism argue that through Sanskrit’s sound and structure, one can access deeper truths and higher states of consciousness, going far beyond the limitations of conventional language. From its roots in ancient Hindu scriptures to its reflection of human capability to create language, Sanskrit serves as a reminder to humans’ imaginative potential to intertwine language with facets that stem far beyond conventional uses. With a deep history that is fraught and heavily contested, Sanskrit is an example of how people’s association with the language they speak or, in this case, revere; goes beyond its structure. As a “spiritual language,” Sanskrit appears to be significantly different from languages like English. However, if we scratch the surface, we are able to see how people create their own interpretations and narratives surrounding the language and what it signifies.

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Zoë McCafferty is majoring in Linguistics and minoring in Portuguese at the University of Colorado Boulder. Outside of school she fills her time painting, making pottery, and spending time outside.

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“Women Talkin’ ’Bout Murder,” a loving sendup of the podcast genre, is the latest satirical show from Poehler and her improv friends.

By Sarah Lyall

It was a Friday morning in December, and Amy Poehler was talking about murder. More specifically, she was directing a pair of comic actors over Zoom as they talked about murder in their guise as hosts of a fictional true-crime podcast titled — yes — “Women Talkin’ ’Bout Murder.” Today’s victim: Mary Benson, who went on a yoga retreat and plunged to an untimely demise at the bottom of a ravine.

“Namaste, a Sanskrit greeting that literally means ‘I bow to you’ — and, coincidentally, the last words Mary Benson spoke before she took her final bow on this earth,’” one of the actors, Emily Spivey, ad-libbed in a conspiratorial manner. “Namaste indeed.”

Having been given the story outline — dead lady, picturesque location, potentially murderous yogis — Spivey and her co-host, Liz Cackowski, were improvising the rest, with Poehler offering improv-friendly “yes, and”-style suggestions, punctuated by wild spurts of laughter.

The three women have a long history, dating back to their days on “Saturday Night Live” — Poehler was a cast member, Spivey and Cackowski writers — in the early 2000s. Their many collaborations include the 2019 movie “Wine Country,” written by Spivey and Cackowski and directed by Poehler, in which they and yet more of their comedy friends — Ana Gasteyer, Paula Pell and Maya Rudolph among them — play a group of women on an alcohol-fueled 50th-birthday excursion to Napa.

In character as Donna and Jobeth, the “Murder” podcast hosts, Cackowski and Spivey riffed about their negative attitudes toward yoga. “So good, so good,” Poehler interjected. “Liz, do you want to get us into this corpse-pose thing and talk about how there’s something creepy about yoga, anyway?”

“Women Talkin’ ’Bout Murder,” a 10-part series whose first episode will be released on Thursday, is the third satirical podcast produced by Poehler’s production company, Paper Kite, in partnership with Audacy Podcasts. (A fourth podcast, “Million Dollar Advice,” which premiered in March, provides non-satirical advice on workplace dilemmas.) The first title in the collaboration, “Say More With Dr? Sheila,” featuring Poehler as an aggressively incompetent couples therapist, had its debut last fall. (It reached No. 1 on the Apple Podcast comedy chart, and No. 4 overall.) The second, “The Chris Chatman Do-Over,” which stars the comedian Ike Barinholtz as a hot-take-spouting Joe Rogan-esque shock jock, wrapped up last month.

Conceived last year during the Hollywood writers’ strike, when the no-writing rules were waived for podcasts, “Women Talkin’ ’Bout Murder” was inspired by Poehler and Cackowski’s addiction to podcasts — the cheesy as well as the good.

“I personally am very grateful for how podcasts can make people feel less alone and more connected,” Poehler said during a Zoom interview from her office at Paper Kite in Culver City, Calif. Behind her loomed a large object that looked like some sort of commemorative platter, but was in fact the seal of Pawnee, Ind., the fictional city from her sitcom “Parks and Recreation.”

“That’s the serious version of things,” Poehler continued. “Then there’s the comedic version, which comes from loving something and wanting to do a parody take on it.”

These days, it’s hard to find a celebrity who doesn’t have a podcast featuring other celebrities. On “Armchair Expert,” Dax Shepard shoots the breeze with guests like David Sedaris and Connie Britton. On “Unqualified,” Anna Faris gives relationship advice to, among others, Christina Ricci, Kevin Bacon and David Duchovny. And on “Street You Grew Up On,” people like Eva Longoria, Jimmy Kimmel and Issa Rae chat about their childhoods with Kerry Washington.

Poehler’s podcasts also feature a constellation of stars, mostly old friends she knows from her early improv days in Chicago and New York, and from “Saturday Night Live.” Tina Fey, Rachel Dratch, Will Forte, and Fred Armisen (playing a rather funny A.I. bot) all make appearances in various guises — as fictional characters rather than themselves.

Cackowski compared their approach to that of Armisen, Seth Myers and Bill Hader in “Documentary Now,” the series on Netflix that parodies that genre. “What if we made ‘Documentary Now’ a podcast?” she said. “The whole project has been about which of our friends come hang out and improvise.”

The podcasts include Poehler’s satirical sendups of ads from the sponsors, including ZipRecruiter, eharmony and Kroger, and they stand out in a crowded market, said Jenna Weiss-Berman, executive vice president of Audacy Podcasts. After a period of almost unfettered growth, the industry has endured painful retrenchments in the past year and a half or so, and finding something new and fresh is increasingly difficult, she said.

“This isn’t just celebrities chatting with other celebrities,” Weiss-Berman said. “This is Amy Poehler doing her thing, which is being the master of improv.” While fictional podcasts can sound overly theatrical and dramatic, Weiss-Berman said, Poehler’s titles are “fast and fun.”

Case in point: “Say More,” both an homage to, and a takedown of, the popular genre in which therapists broadcast their sessions with patients. (The title comes from a phrase beloved of the celebrity therapist Esther Perel, who herself appears briefly on one of the episodes, endorsing Dr? Sheila.)

“It’s so interesting, from a voyeuristic point of view,” Poehler said. “But then you’re like, ‘But what kind of person would go on? And also, what kind of therapist, honestly, would do this in public?’”

Dr? Sheila — who is not a real doctor, and who insists for legal reasons that her patients utter the title “doctor” with a question mark in their voices — is fully committed to her ill-conceived therapeutic techniques, like inviting an outrageously intrusive mother-in-law to hide under a pile of blankets in the consulting room as her son and daughter-in-law discuss her lack of boundaries.

“I get to give advice that’s ridiculous,” Poehler said cheerfully. “Say More” reached its zenith (or maybe its nadir) in an episode called “Analysis Paralysis.” Poehler’s Dr? Sheila becomes so frazzled after a session with two married therapists who can’t articulate their problem that she calls her own therapist, Dr. Shelly Cavalier (Rachel Dratch), for support. “I’m frustrated that I’m so frustrated,” she says.

Triggered by Dr? Sheila’s ineptitude, Dr. Cavalier calls her therapist, Trish (Tina Fey), who in turn has to call her own therapist — one of the patients in Dr? Sheila’s original session — to complain about Dr. Cavalier. “I try to set up boundaries with her and she pushes them and pushes them,” Trish sobs.

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“We had an episode where a couple wanted to open up their marriage,” she said. “So we said, ‘OK, here’s the game’ — because in improv you have a game that you’re playing. The game is he wants to open up the marriage, she’s reluctant. And then we think, what would be funny is if she ends up doing really well, and he’s thinking he made a mistake. The end. That’s all we do. And so what’s so fun is the improvisers who join us, they get to decide how they feel about everything and where it will go.”

“The Chris Chatman Do-Over” makes fun of the trope of the “ex-comedian mouthpiece guy who has a lot to say and a lot to learn,” Poehler said. Barinholtz plays Chatman, whose previous show “The Chris Chatman Confrontation,” was canceled after it became prohibitively offensive. Ordered to tone it down and attract female listeners as a condition of his return to the airwaves, Chatman continually makes offensive remarks in the guise of anti-wokeness. Each episode begins with an apology for something he said in the previous one.

As for “Women Talkin’ ’Bout Murder,” it comes from Poehler’s love of driving to work while listening to true-crime podcasts. (Among her favorites are the long-running series “Criminal” and the true-crime comedy cult hit “My Favorite Murder,” featuring long discursive meanderings by the hosts.)

That so many people relish in something so grisly and unpleasant, Poehler said, is one of the things she finds funny about true crime.

“It’s a genre that has so many very serious takes, but it’s so ripe for comedy, because why are we driving to work at 8 o’clock in the morning listening to people get dismembered? Why are all these women talking about these horrible things, and why are we all listening to it?”

One thing about the podcast ecosystem: Hosts are always appearing as guests on one another’s titles, in an endless Möbius strip of interviewers and interviewees. And so all the protagonists in the Poehler universe — Dr? Sheila, the true-crime hosts, and Chris Chatman — pop in and out of each other’s shows. For instance, a couple who sought help from Dr? Sheila will re-emerge on a later “Women Talkin’” episode delving into the mysterious death of the woman’s first husband on a cruise ship.

Poehler said that listening to podcasts helped her get through the difficult years of Covid, and that making them had buoyed her during the writers’ strike. Asked how she maintains her sanity during an unfunny moment in time, she replied, “Good laughs and good friends — that’s the recipe for getting through the toughest times.”

She then successfully deflected the question by channeling Dr.? Sheila, spouting a bunch of authoritative-sounding word salad.

“Sarah, I find it very interesting that you said I come across as happy,” she said. “One thing I’ve learned is that everybody is a lot of things most of the time.”

An earlier version of this article misidentified the actor who is among a range of stars regularly making appearances on Amy Poehler’s podcasts. It is Will Forte, not Will Arnett.

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Sarah Lyall is a writer at large for The Times, writing news, features and analysis across a wide range of sections. More about Sarah Lyall

The State of Podcasting

As consumers spend more time on video platforms like YouTube, many podcast creators are reimagining their work to be seen as well as heard .

The cast of the Nickelodeon series “Ned’s Declassified School Survival Guide” are among the stars of 2000s teen sitcoms who are using podcasts to connect with their Gen Z and millennial fan bases .

Christian Duguay’s podcast, “Valley Heat,” purports to be about the neighbors in the Rancho Equestrian District of Burbank, Calif. One thing is for sure: It’s masterfully absurd .

The success of Alex Cooper’s podcast, “Call Her Daddy,” has birthed a new media company. Can this millennial solve the riddle of what Gen Z wants ?

A host of media companies are all aiming to capitalize on interest in the criminal cases against former President Donald Trump  with true-crime podcasts.

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