Teegan Curtiz grew up in South Africa which means she doesn’t have access to many of the artifacts from her childhood, that is except for a shirt. A very special (unwashed) shirt from when Teegan was 8 years old that still smells like her mom. Teegan sits in the Bitch Seat to talk growing up in […]

JW Crump bring his Tar Heel charm to The Bitch Seat as he invites Lyssa and Phil to read the choose your own adventure story he wrote when he was 7. Get ready for ‘Burglar Bust-Up’!

Comedian Liz Glazer joins Lyssa & Phil to talk about finding performing and explains who “Pachi” is.

Adam Wade & Robin Gelfenbien take their turns in the Bitch Seat live at StoryFest 2016. Jay Malsky “Phils” in as co-host and Rebecca Vigil makes sweet music from Adam Wade’s letters. Recorded at the People’s Improv Theater, NYC on Friday July 15, 2016.

The Bitch Seat is live from Q.E.D. in Astoria with Ayanna Dookie, Joe Zimmerman, Micah Sherman and a special musical performance by Lauren Maul.

Lyssa & Phil sit down with Rob Bell and chat about stalking people and owning the names people call you. PLEASE NOTE: The sound quality of this episode is a bit rough but you know what, so is life. Recorded live at the NerdMelt Showroom, Los Angeles, California, U.S.A.

The Bitch Seat is live at Q.E.D. in Astoria, NY with the adolescent treasures of Myka Fox, Peggy O’Leary and Elna Baker; featuring a special musical performance by Rebecca Vigil. Recorded live at Q.E.D. in Astoria, Queens, New York, U.S.A.

Christine Piñeiro’s Family Tree is an incredibly well preserved collage considering it’s plethora of clippings and a layered tree as the centerpiece. Christine chats about growing up in the Bronx, switching places with her twin and being a proud Puerto Rican. She also unfolds and shares a few notes she’s saved from her days in catholic […]

Dennis Holden (of Dennis Has A Podcast) brings a melange of artifacts from his formative years Yonkers. Dennis shares his yearbook, paper mache Mets hat and bowling trophy and talks about his family’s history with Huntington’s Disease, how it made him deal with mortality at an early age and of course… wrestling.

Cassie Ray’s prayer journals chronicle her feelings throughout her religious upbringing in Oklahoma. They serve as the perfect reference for a seeker who remains spiritual today but in a different way.