Sam Petersen (Confessions, Your Two Drunk Aunties podcast) joins me for a great chat about estranged family members, being born with a facial palsy, and rude audience members after shows.

Check out Sammy's new show Why The Long Face, tickets at here

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Alexei Toliopoulos (Finding Yeezus, The Last Video Store) joins me to discuss the stresses and joys of being an only child in an ageing family, how discovering he had sleep apnea has changed his world, and why I should get my kid to watch Little Nicky.

Go check out Alexei's podcasts and his new live show with Zachary Ruane of Aunty Donna ‘Refused Classification’ More details here

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Scout Boxall (Melbourne International Comedy Festival Gala, Best Comedy Adelaide Fringe 2023) joins me to discuss giving up cigarettes and getting into lifting heavy things, understanding that families can disagree on things, and moving cities and discovering yourself in new environments.

Catch Scout in Adelaide, Sydney and Melbourne in their new show God's Favourite. Tickets at https://www.scoutboxall.com/

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David Quirk (Rosehaven, Please Like Me) joins me to discuss putting ego aside when working in the arts in Australia, staying true to your convictions when it comes to ethics, and what defines a family when you have lost both parents.

Make sure you catch David's show in the MICF, tickets on sale soon

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Michelle Brasier (Average Bear, Aunty Donna's Big ol House of Fun) joins me to talk about the loss of her father and brother, feeling like "the other girl", and valuing the love of her friends.

See Michelle in her new show It's A Shame We Won't Be Friends Next Year touring nationally, tickets at https://www.michellebrasier.com/tour

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Sammy J (Ricketts Lane, ABC Melbourne Breakfast) joins me to discuss knowing each other for 21 years, having your Holy Grail smashed, and wanting to be the best parent he can possibly be.

Go see Sammy on his national tour, The Kangaroo Effect, tickets at sammy-j.com/

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Wil Anderson (Gruen, Question Everything, Everyone Relax) joins me to discuss work ethic, understanding when your body needs to rest, and how important stand up is.

Go see Wil's new show Whatchu Talkin' 'Bout Wil which he is touring all around Australia, tickets here

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Elouise Eftos (Colin From Accounts, Limitless, Australia's First Attractive Comedian) joins me to discuss having burners inside the burners, creating an onstage persona that confuses some people, and dealing with body dysmorphia.

Check out Elouise's upcoming tour of Australia's First Attractive Comedian , tickets here

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Jordan Barr (JJJ, Comedy) joins me to discuss growing up the oldest sister, hating the gym (but knowing it helps), and loving a doom scroll (but knowing it does not help)

Jordans new stand up show is called Dog Why, get tickets at https://comedy.com.au/tour/jordan-barr/

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Chloe Petts (Hannah Gadsby's Gender Agenda on Netflix) joins me to discuss placing a high value on friendships, realising you can just stop if you want to, and relating to your family as adults. Catch Chloe next year touring her brand new show How You See Me, How You Don't.

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