Ester Steinberg (Montreal Just for Laughs) recounts her life as a reality tv actor and reveals how plot lines were constructed on Oxygen's "Funny Girls." Ester also regales us with stories about Orson, her most unrequited crush—and even calls him during the taping.

Mike Glazer (Billy on the Street, TRUETH) talks about obsessive crushes, growing up in the Midwest, performing in Chicago, and his lost Yak. 

Daniel Barron, founder and Editor-in-Chief of Yay! LA Magazine, talks about his highest highs and his lowest lows involving writing, art, bullying and crushes.

Brock Wilbur, comedian and host of Brock Party, brings some darkness to this episode of CRUSHED. We discuss the fall of monogamy, Gamergate, the Trainwreck shooting and, eventually, crushes. 

Joe Kwaczala (The Wheel Show, "Cowards") talks about his high school crush that made him sick, Chicago, and text vs. phone etiquette. Trigger warning: we talk about puking in this episode. A lot.

Amanda May Gavlick (Cuddle Party) talks about growing up bisexual, boarding school, her favorite self-help books, and how she reluctantly relates to the movie Young Adult.

Comedian Trevor Smith talks about crushes, drawing comic strips, standup in the Midwest and Busta Rhymes.

Comedian and One Direction devotee, Ellie McElvain (Chatterbox Comedy Night, The Midnight Show), talks about crushes, curating her online prescence, Veronica Mars, fake feminist allies and... boobs.

Actor and self-proclaimed "self-proclaimed comedian," Mackenzie Stith talks about bad boyfriends, crushes that make her giddy, and her Vine & Snapchat following.

The very hilarious Robbie Goodwin (The Todd Glass Show, Lip Service) talks about being nervous around his crushes and his childhood love affair with meatball subs.