Molly Carney joins Emma Willmann on GAYDHD for one of the most relatable conversations we've had yet. From phone addiction and TikTok rabbit holes to ADHD cabinet doors left open forever — if you've ever spent 18 hours on your phone on a random Tuesday, this episode is for you.

Small talk is harder than it looks — and a cruise ship is the worst place to figure that out. Emma Willmann just got back from performing comedy on a cruise and came home with one big realization: she's lost the ability to have a normal short-form interaction with another human being.

Welcome to GAYDHD with Emma Willmann! This week I sit down with Jordan Jensen and we go deep on the real experience of intrusive thoughts (yes, including the ones that terrify you), what it's actually like managing OCD with exposure therapy and Prozac, and why sleeping 10 hours still feels like a hangover. We also get into under-eye fillers, tummy tucks, and what happened when a cosmetic clinic basically told me to go home because I didn't need anything done.

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Emma talks about getting back from a cruise and realizing she might be bad at small talk. What starts with one awkward interaction turns into a riff on group chat anxiety, conversational “vibe matching,” and why some people make casual conversation look effortless while others somehow turn it into a hostage situation. A funny solo episode about awkwardness, overthinking, and the hidden social rules everyone else seems to understand.

Let me know if you like me writing this in the first person, or pretending its someone writing it for me (i.e "today Emma and her gust discuss...)". This episode I recorded in Austin a few months ago, we catch up talk about being Gay and ADHD, life, love, fitness stuff (LET ME KNOW HOW YOU FEEL ABOUT WHEN I DIP INTO THAT, I know my girlfriend thinks its SUPER BORING).

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In this solo episode, I get into the blurry line between self-care and self-destruction. I talk about growing up without a real model for how to take care of yourself, why balance can feel so confusing now, and how hard it is to know whether saying no is healthy or just isolation with better branding. This is about burnout, guilt, rest, avoidance, and trying to build a life that feels better without becoming completely obsessed with healing.

Rachel Scanlon came over and we immediately got into gay panic, ADHD, church trauma, pronouns, confidence, sobriety, dating, bodies, and the general chaos of being alive. This episode is very funny, very gay, a little existential, and weirdly heartfelt. We talk about growing up tomboy, figuring yourself out, being too polite to correct people, and all the ways identity gets complicated fast.

Alaire Thomas joins me to talk about queerness, ADHD, dating, coming out, relationships, and identity. We talk lesbian dating, being androgynous, awkward flirting, late-bloomer feelings, ADHD in relationships, and the weird ways people try to label you. Funny, honest, and all over the place in the best ADHD way.

Emma sits down with Liza Treyger for a chaotic, funny, and surprisingly thoughtful conversation about internet brain rot, porn, queer identity, Taylor Swift discourse, religion, dating, family, and the terrifying moment you realize ChatGPT might actually be making everyone dumber. They get into pronouns, bisexuality, anti-AI rage, bad habits, rumination, weddings, flirting, support groups, and why some people are way too comfortable being wrong.

This week, I’m joined by comedian Kate Sisk for a wide-ranging, funny, and deeply honest conversation about gender, bisexuality, coming out (and avoiding coming out), and what it actually means to “know” yourself.Please Visit my Website to get more information: https://www.iamemmawillmann.com/ #comedy #standupcomedy #lesbian #gay #tiktok #lgbt #dating #bi #trans #nonbinary #enby