James Corden: How Has (Guest) President Obama Found Post-White House Life?
James Corden welcomes 44th President of the United States Barack Obama to the show, and the two recall some of First Lady Michelle Obama's past adventures on the show. After, James asks the former president about what his life has been after his second term ended and what sense he gets from young people and how they feel about public service. And the "Promised Land" admits he hasn't made his famous chili in nearly 20 years - he's been a little busy for the kitchen.
What Was On Candidate Obama's Debate Prep Playlist?
James Corden asks 44th President of the United States Barack Obama about the stories in his book "Promised Land" that recalled the time he became superstitious on his first campaign trail, as he met people across the country who gave him their good luck charms. And he shares with us what rituals he had before his presidential debates, including what was on his playlist.
President Barack Obama on How Bo Changed the White House
After James Corden shares his condolences for the recent passing of his family's dog, Bo, he asks President Barack Obama about The First Dog's arrival to the White House and how it changed the dynamic of everything in the residence. And President Obama shares what kind of nearly universal response he received when his family announced Bo's passing.
Reggie Watts to Barack Obama: What's w/ Dem Aliens?
Late Late Show bandleader Reggie Watts uses his question of the night to first press President Barack Obama on his knowledge about UFOs, footage of which is being unclassified and makes a compelling case.
President Barack Obama Gives Us Life Advice
James Corden invites members of The Late Late Show staff in need of advice to ask questions fo 44th President of The United States, Barack Obama. From advice for a new #girldad to what you should bring to a cookout, President Obama has wise insight for everyone.
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I didn't catch the show, but I read about it here so I looked. And of course it was absolutely delightful, but I wasn't familiar with how and when the videos are available and whenever I looked they'd added more! 
Ty, Rhiannon! 
And, surprisingly, didn't rehash all the unpleasantness we've been faced with in recent years, we've had it with that - it was just a delightful time spent reliving better days with our funny and charming president! 
I have to wonder what happened between 2007/8 & now, that so many have become so racist? Is it because 44 was so amazing that the rural folks turned against all reason?
I love the stories about good luck charms!
Either they were looking for his approval or he gave them permission to be open about it. Either way, there's no putting the genie back in the bottle and it's a tragedy for this nation. I saw "Eyes on the Prize" back in the '80s and thought we'd left those terrible times behind. 
And this president is charming, funny and certainly one of our smartest. It wad so great to see him, especially after what we've been through for the past 4+years...
He is a national treasure, for sure!
The POTUS is a very exclusive club and it's tradition for a new president to call on his predecessors for experience and advice - regardless of party. LBJ called on Eisenhower, Jimmy Carter only had Nixon and Ford - and Ford stepped up the plate to help him deal with Congress since he had experience and President Carter had been governor. And they had been opponents! Yet they became lifelong friends. And we know that Clinton has been friendly with both Bushes - and even Michelle Obama is buddies with W! And we know how close Obama and Biden were. The former guy is the rare exception. 
Perhaps as midterms near? He can fire up our bqse like no other!
He is exactly what we need - since not only is he popular here, but internationally. Joe Biden sure has his plate full with the overwhelming mess that the former guy left behind, not just here, but internationally. President Obama could be very helpful in restring our relationships with our allies. 
these are just too long to watch. Clicked on the first and longest and couldn't stop until the end. Then it was on to all the rest and same thing.
Made my morning, thank you so much.
I especially loved the one about Bo. He didn't just mean so much to the family, but the rest of the country loved him and got to enjoy him, too...
not like Stephen Colbert.......ugh, and I know Stephen is a gawd here, but in my book, he really stinks as an interviewer. JMHO.
