Monica is joined by comedian, actor, writer Subhah Argawal (HBO Westworld, Comedy Central) to discuss her new album before she gives us three tremendous dumb pitches. An app that lets you know when someone near isn’t taking their leftovers so you can eat them, pasties but for your toes and a service that calls you to remind you that your cat, or other sassy animals, do in fact love you. This episode is so fun! Do all the subscribing and follow @Subhaha use this link to pre-order her album “Dog Show” now: https://music.apple.com/album/id/1640171943

Monica is back from a “summer hiatus” of two weeks and is joined by comedian Bo Johnson (Comedy Central, LOL Network) to discuss purely apparel with two fairly inappropriate apparel ideas. One of the ideas includes a copyright issue with Denzel Washington. Not to be outdone by a cameo-centric personal idea that is proven terrible not once but twice. Follow Bo @BoJohnsonComedy and rate and review this podcast now!

Monica is joined by podcaster and comedian Ken Hamlett (A Drunken Night Out) who fulfills what we have been asking for a year; a good MIXTURE OF DRUGS STORY!!!! Why would you do Spice? Is it a drug? Can you get it at a gas station? We had a great time. Subscribe to everything.

**SWEET ACCENT ALERT** Monica is joined by comedian Annick Adelle (Between Two Worlds) and after they both accept we are being tracked by our phones they work together to come up with a reader for your forehead that would remind people who you are and where you met them. This idea REALLY expands into a warning system for when someone you don’t want to see is at the party! Not bad. Fun episode with a lot of sharing of personal stories. Find Annick’s new album, Between Two Worlds, for pre-order now and get it on August 12th. Follow @AnnickAdelle for all the info and happenings. Like, subscribe, rate and review for this podcast now!

Monica is joined by comedian, actress and filmmaker Kiran Deol (Sunnyside, Modern Family) who starts by posing some other emojis to use for naughty texting besides the eggplant. They then venture into non-secular confession booths AND some ways to help with the violence in the world. Dead on bad ideas and a really fun episode. Follow Kiran @ShitFromKiran and get tickets for her upcoming NW stand-up shows on her link tree. Rate, review, subscribe!

Monica is joined by comedian, actress and dancer Kirsten O’Brien, the other half of the Boss Bitch Show. She pitches us some incredible sketch ideas that weren’t necessarily met with the same enthusiasm as Monica gives them. Stevie Nicks-themed strip club is at the top of the list. Plus, they discuss her new podcast The Boss Bitch Show, and its long-running live companion as it is available now! @bossbitchshow and @kizzyko should be followed. 5-star reviews all around, please.

Monica is joined by comedian, actress and violinist Rachel Green (Boss Bitch Show, Flight Attendant) who pitches us three very interesting product ideas that she actually came up with for her finance final in college! Drawers in your shoes, soundproof curtains and more. Find out which one she actually had to make an entire business plan for! Plus, they discuss her new podcast The Boss Bitch Show and it’s long-running live companion as it is available now! Go follow Rachel @the1rachelgreen and @bossbitchshow. Give us all 5-star ratings and reviews and let’s get the word out!

Monica is joined by comedian Derek Sheen (Standup! Records) to recap the terrible ideas that got him back into comedy and the first album he recorded that he did not release and he is so happy he did. Plus, Derek asks you to smash that subscribe button a little too hard. Follow Derek @Dereksheen666 and rate and review this podcast!

Monica is joined by comedian Andrew Frank (Edinburgh, SICC, SFCC) who was raised in the fundamentalist church and started stand-up at 14 years old. They tell us all about the beginnings and what questionable ideas we all make when starting in art. Monica and Andrew reminisce about the confident choices that were made in the beginnings of their careers. Including charging 200 of Andrew’s classmates to watch them do comedy in the gym after school. RATE, SUBSCRIBE, REVIEW. Follow @AndrewFrankComedy_

Monica is joined by comedian, writer and voiceover artist JJ Whitehead (The Jim Jeffries Show, Comedy Central) and they start off by discussing being too intoxicated on stage, including the time JJ was having trouble performing because the cards on the stage were dancing. Which leads them into a poignant discussion about the difference in UK drinking at live shows and American drinking at live shows and how to make them better!. Advocates for fun! Follow JJ on social media @JJWhitesnake and give us a rating and review on apple. Keep it dumb.