Monica is joined by the hilarious Beth Stelling (Girl Daddy, HBO) and it starts out with Monica telling an embarrassing story. Then Beth shared an invention to help you commit the crime of texting and driving. Exclusive breaking news that Monica and Beth are now writing a horror movie together about the experience or consequences that might come with developing babies outside of one’s body. Go watch Beth’s special, "Girl Daddy," and tell your Emmy voting friends to get those votes for her! @BethStelling

You’ve asked for a solo episode with Monica’s bad ideas so here they are! A taste of what the behind the scenes videos on the YouTube memberships are like, Monica shares two ideas for pants that would be helpful to the alcoholic. Always have a place to set your drink and always have a ride home! Nolan Culver helps bounce some ideas. Listen and subscribe, give a review and join the YouTube memberships for more!

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Monica is joined by comedian Sean Jordan (All Fantasy Everything) as he explains his good ideas for things that already existed but he struggles with research. When Sean moves to LA, he gets multiple opportunities to ACTUALLY PITCH ideas and the bad ideas to answer that call. Finally, he leaves us with the most beautiful misstep on a date ever, why not respond to a compliment with something you do not like about the other person? Hilarious episode, you’ll love it. Follow Sean Jordan @SeanSJordan

Monica is joined by comedian Alingon Mitra (The Daily Show, Conan) who has spent many years
developing AND implementing questionable post-show merchandise sales. A poorly thought out shirt, is already made. A bag of mixed nuts might not be as accepted to a tradition-less audience. Can’t go wrong with a bookmark though. Finally, if he is getting steroids across statelines... you better buy them after the show! Enjoy and follow Alingon @alingonmitra!

Monica is joined by comedian Graham Kay (Colbert, Super Troopers 2) who says he could only think of personal stories and he really delivers on that front. Graham shares a series of bad idea combined with bad timing that lead him to restart his career three times, a stint in jail and the craftiness it takes to work illegally in a different country. He is days away from a big break before these dumb pitches change his life and those around him. It’s a great story full of missteps and bad ideas. Find Graham on social media @instagrahamkay and his new special is now on YouTube called ‘Stupid Jokes.’

Monica is joined by comedian DJ Sandhu (Edinburgh Fringe Festival) and what ensues is one of the greatest stories ever told. His bad ideas include multiple relationships that he may wish never happened but then it couldn’t lead us to the best revenge story I have ever heard. It’s a great episode and you will be frustrated by the bad ideas until you find the sweet relief of revenge.

Monica is joined by comedian and podcaster Kelsey Cook (The Tonight Show, Comedy Central) and in a magnesium-induced spiral she decides to bring back Tamagotchi in order to give them drugs and see what happens. It’s a cautionary product to fill the DARE Program void but will it get abused? Rate, review, subscribe and share.

Monica is joined by comedian and actor Arlo Weierhauser (Epix, Disney) and they pitch us a full list of ideas in 3 minutes allowing Monica to say “what???” for almost everyone. Then they dive deep into some ideas that even Arlo doesn’t know what they mean. You’ll have to listen to find out

Monica is joined by comedian and author Sarah Colonna (Netflix, Showtime, NY Times Best Seller) as she pitches and then fully fleshes out a crime novel about a female detective in the Boston Homicide Unit named Loraina Rigatoni. She has a chip on her shoulder and something to prove. We travel from a book idea in its infancy all the way to an Oscar Nominated film adaptation. Come on this journey!

Monica is joined by comedian Dave Waite (Comedy Central, Epix) who has an incredible range of dumb pitches. From city planning to the darkest reboot of "Mr. Ed" possible... all the way to gun control. Dave brings us on a journey inside his head and it is a roller coaster. However, more than one idea will have you thinking it’s so stupid that it would really work!