Del Harrison joins Comedy Is the Cure™ by Taquita Love for a hilarious and empowering conversation about comedy, healthcare, and patient advocacy.
In this episode, Del shares a dental school experience that became a lesson in informed consent, setting boundaries, and knowing when you can say no as a patient. They also discuss how Black women’s pain is often minimized in healthcare and why asking questions can be lifesaving.
Plus, Del and Taquita talk comedy careers, ABFF, watching screeners, and what success looks like for Black women in comedy.
Funny, honest, and validating — because healing includes being respected.

Comedian and actor Tahir Moore joins Taquita Love on Comedy Is the Cure™ to talk about an unexpected ER visit, career pivots, and how he used his college degree to strategically create opportunities in entertainment. This episode is about resilience, intentional growth, and building your own lane in Hollywood through preparation, creativity, and comedy.

Welcome to another episode of Comedy is the Cure™ with Taquita Love!This week I’m joined by Giovanni Watson — dancer, actor, writer, producer, director, and choreographer whose unconventional journey through entertainment is a powerful mix of hustle, humor, and hard-earned wisdom. We discuss our shared history, his work in film and television, the challenges he faced with injury and reinvention, and the joy he continues to find in every creative pursuit. (Whether you’re in the arts, chasing a dream, or just love a great story, this one’s for you!

Buddy Lewis joins Comedy Is the Cure™ by Taquita Love for a hilarious, thoughtful conversation about comedy, creativity, and life lessons.In this episode, Buddy shares a real hospital story involving surgery on his finger, how he handled it with humor and composure, and why life experience makes comedy better. We also get into dating profiles, modern relationships, and what it means to be a seasoned writer, actor, and stand-up comedian still growing in the game.Funny, reflective, and full of insight — this episode is proof that laughter heals.Comedy Is the Cure™ by Taquita Love blends humor and healing, because if laughter is the best medicine, this is the prescription.

In this episode of Comedy Is the Cure™ by Taquita Love, comedian Clark Jones talks growing up in Chicago, living with diabetes, and a terrifying moment when his blood sugar dropped so low it nearly became life-threatening.Before the ambulance even arrived, Clark made a quick decision that helped save his life — Sweet Baby Ray’s BBQ sauce.This episode blends real medical scares, Chicago comedy, and healing humor, proving that sometimes survival looks unexpected — and laughter really is medicine.

In this episode of Comedy Is the Cure™, Taquita Love sits down with Doc Love to talk comedy, survival, and the moment everything changed. After a life-threatening car accident involving a drunk driver, Doc Love faced emergency surgery, faith, and the healing power of humor. This episode proves laughter really is medicine.

Comedian and Registered Nurse Taquita Love returns with Season 2 of Comedy Is The Cure

It’s clinical clarity meets comedic chaos, stitched together with the kind of alliteration that only a nurse with a punchline could deliver.

We’re talking:
PPE Panic & Punchlines — where comedians learn that “laughter is medicine” does not qualify as actual medical training
Triage Truth-Telling — Q&A moments that ask guests the real question:
“Could you actually do what I do… or are you just health-adjacent and hopeful?”
Digestible Data & Daily Drama — real medical insight explained in a way your HMO never could
Workflow Whiplash — stories from real healthcare trenches, delivered with surgical precision and zero sugarcoating

Because the mission is serious even when the jokes aren’t:
Educate.
Elevate.
Entertain.
And make healthcare human again — one laugh, one lesson, one outrageous moment at a time.

If you need a show that blends professional polish with unhinged humor, medical mastery with comedic mess, and healing with pure, unfiltered honesty, welcome to the new season.

Season 2 is here.
Comedy Is The Cure.
Everything else is just paperwork.

Actress and comedian Brandi Denise shares her inspiring journey to success — including the wild story of breaking her toe on the set of Power and pushing through the pain to finish filming so she wouldn’t miss her big break.In this episode of Comedy Is The Cure with Taquita Love, Brandi opens up about resilience, comedy, acting, and the sacrifices performers make to chase their dreams. Laughter, perseverance, and healing are all part of her story.Tune in for a powerful mix of comedy, honesty, and inspiration.

Comedian, host, and BET alum Brandon Brody pulls up to Comedy is the Cure with kidney stones, comedy scars, and wild dating stories!

😵 A hangnail took him to the hospital.
💧 Vegas weekend led to renal calculi (aka kidney stones) that felt like a knife to the gut.
🧃 Now he drinks water like it's holy.
💔 We talk about heartbreaks, duty dating, and being funny even when life hurts.
🌮 Plus: Our Taco Tuesday bonding and memories of David A. Arnold's comedy class (RIP).

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Brandon Cormell said he had 3% blood left after slicing his hand on a tuna can… and still had to wait an HOUR in the ER like the rest of us.

But forget antibiotics—he swears onions are the real cure.

On this episode of Comedy Is The Cure, host Taquita Love dives into Brandon’s wild kitchen mishap, his obsession with natural remedies, and how he took over the internet with his voiceover characters that blew up on YouTube and Instagram.

Brandon’s been seen on Revolt TV, starred in viral skits like Hinge Is Full of Liars, and is known for impersonating everyone from aunties to uncles to exes. Now he brings that same wild energy to the podcast chair.

🎧 Full episode streaming now
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