To quote Ayo Edibiri’s Letterboxd review of “Bottoms”: I’m in it with my friends so

Listening to the first episode after a few moments, I thought the show was pleasant and funny, but it really takes off when the twists are revealed and you realize this show has a heavy sense of pranking. I’m definitely excited to hear more guests try to help the host get better

After long anticipation of this podcast, I was thrilled for the release. I laughed and loved it. Can’t wait for more!

That Cameron is something else! This format of interview is goofy but educational. I’m excited to see how this format evolves!

The only self improvement lessons I will accept

Just when you think you’ve heard every version of podcast humor, Cameron Lindsey has something fresh, interesting, hilarious and heartfelt. You’ll laugh when you know the topic well and when you don’t know it all, and delight in the surprises that each guest has to deal with. Imagine ‘Fresh Air’ with a maniacal twist of the mustache, mixed with the beauties and trappings of self-help. A fun listen!

I’ve been shedding my old ways, and this has helped me, with some laughs to boot!

Great show, very funny and surprisingly helpful in getting better at important everyday stuff! If you don’t listen there’s a good chance you will get worse, so don’t risk it and start Getting Better today

This show is weird and hysterical. I love the pranks that he pulls on the guests. I hope it keeps getting better, but I don't know how that's possible.

This funny podcast is very well produced; the host’s easy, natural conversations with the guests belie it’s true, clever nature: a prank show disgusted as a self help interview. After listening to the first three episodes, I truly was a better person (my male pattern baldness gave way to thick, luscious locks, and my wife came back to me) and I like to think Cameron is better now too.