Monica is joined by comedian Monica Nevi (who is stoned) from her hotel room after a show. She shares listener submissions of their worst personal decisions and gets sidetracked a lot. It’s a ridiculous episode that we were late putting up because it’s ridiculous, so you get two this week! Enjoy and rate and review and subscribe.

Monica is joined by comedian Carmen Morales (Entrenos HBO, Showtime) and before they share some bad decisions of road housing Carmen tells all about the time she duped a daytime reality show into believing she was breaking up with her lesbian lover and needed to split the apartment lease. Not the worst idea until she screws it up at the end. Plus, Monica shares her own story of a reality show that never aired. Follow Carmen @thefunnycarmen and check out her Entrenos HBO special now!

Monica is joined by comedian and host of Dumb Pitches Monica Nevi (it’s herself) and she pitches some reality/game shows ideas based on regular people’s relationships. Could you win a game show where you decipher what’s going on in a room solely based on your partner’s facial expressions? Would you watch a reality show about the hot goss in an office similar to yours? Should Monica become a couple’s counselor? All these questions need to be answered. Now rate and review the podcast, it’s helpful! And follow @MonicaNevi if you don’t already!

Monica is joined by comedian and producer Amanda Arnold (Undertow Comedy Festival, Savages) and after explaining the pressure comedians receive from comedy festivals to have something written she shares her pilot ideas that include a vampire comedian who feeds on bad open micers and using all the mom gossip from the park to create a very dramatic comedy show. It’s hilarious and extra bad ideas are sprinkled in throughout (mostly about drugs). Follow Amanda @AmandaGraceFunnyFace and rate and review this podcast right now!

Monica is joined comedian Luke Severeid (SFICC, Good Job) and the childhood bad decisions come pouring out. What is the worst way for a six-year-old to cross a river by himself? That’s answered. Plus hair dye during the angsty teen years but on your chin peach fuzz. Thanks mom! Follow Luke @LukeSevereid and give this show a rating and review!

Monica is joined by Issac Novak (Upper Left Fest) to discuss the perils of poster making. He creates a show poster depicting the headliner's dog… That then passes away. Listen to find out how that plays out. Then go support the Upper Left Fest in Seattle this weekend. Follow @UpperLeftFest.

Monica has a fun at-home episode where she explains what happened last week and then pitches to products you might not hate. Roomba for the lawn and period underwear for your armpits. Comment your thoughts! Leave a review on Apple. Join YouTube memberships! Monica also used stock footage and random photos for the Youtube video. Which really made her laugh.

Monica is joined by comedian Steven Rogers (Colbert, Before He Was Super) as he shares multiple childhood bad ideas that include peeing outside, dating someone for three days and getting cheated on in that time and his disdain for fake canes. Steven’s debut album and special are out May 6th on iTunes and YouTube. Subscribe to his channel here: https://www.youtube.com/c/StevenRogersComedy

Monica is joined by comedian and podcaster Cory Michaelis (Dry Bar, Everett Comedy Night) as he defends an idea to interview strippers and sex-workers that starts out as a REALLY questionable idea on everyone’s part but after years of never giving up on a bad idea, it has morphed into a good idea? You be the judge! Follow Cory @corymichaeliscomedy and get tickets to Everett Comedy Night!

Monica is joined by comedian Damon Sumner (Weather Channel, Sirius XM) with multiple ideas to tackle racism. Including swapping babies for one year AND changing our derogatory terms to delicious treats. Plus, they discuss a cooking game show idea for the working class American family. It’s hard to defend but harder to deny! Follow Damon @Damonjr2 and check out his new album “I Know Who I Am” on streaming services everywhere.