By Dewey Comedy Productions
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The podcast currently has 48 episodes available.
Our producer Kaylee opens (cries a lot) up about the complicated grief of losing a husband to addiction and how it doesn't play out like the typical loss of a spouse. She shares how it's helped inform her approach the being a death doula and how she shows up in a room for others. Her story is very layered and this only scratched the surface. We are grateful to her for opening up when it's not in her nature to share publicly.
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Produced by Kaylee Harmon - Dewey Comedy Productions
Music composed by James Witchell
Comedian Emma Willmann, joins Melanie Reese and Comedian Amber Autry and shares her experiences. She opens up about how a childhood where she wanted for nothing, didn't make up for neglect in other facets of her life. She discusses growing up around fighting and divorced parents and the experience of small town Maine, underage drinking, and wild fun. She also shares her growth in relationships as a serial monogamous and cheater, and how she's correcting patterns in her current partnership. We are so grateful for her willingness to share parts of her life with us and love her so much. She is truly hilarious, follow her and watch all of her available specials!
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Produced by Kaylee Harmon - Dewey Comedy Productions
Music composed by James Witchell
In this episode of I’m Fine It’s Fine, comedian Amber Autry and trauma therapist Melanie Reese sit down with musical comedian Jamie Shriner to dive deep into life after divorce. Jamie shares her personal journey, the revelations she's had about relationships, and her hopes for the future. Tune in for a heartfelt and humorous conversation filled with insights and laughs.
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Produced by Kaylee Harmon - Dewey Comedy Productions
Music composed by James Witchell
Therapist Leah Lennox joined Amber and Melanie to share her story of becoming a therapist and how her own diagnosis aided in helping her along the way. She is the kindest and takes on the challenges of working with kids experiencing hard things. We loved chatting with her and if you would like to learn more about her practice, you can find her at www.therapycentertn.com. We are so grateful she shared her story with us!
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Produced by Kaylee Harmon - Dewey Comedy Productions
Music composed by James Witchell
Caroline West host of @thebroadwaygirlspodcast joins us to breakdown what the heck is going on down on Nashville's Broadway and what it's like to be in the mix daily. She opens up about what growing up in Texas was like and how divorced parents, and problematic tendencies did to shape who she is now. She was a blast! Be sure to follow her podcast The Girls of Broadway and see where her Barstool adventures take her!
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Produced by Kaylee Harmon - Dewey Comedy Productions
Music composed by James Witchell
Comedian and writer Zavior Phillips shares how he has learned to navigate sharing emotions that are 100% all of the time, how that has helped in his relationship and in the relationship he has with his family. He talks about parents divorcing later in life and then reconnecting and what it's like for mom and dad to be dating each other. He is truly so fun and hilarious and we are grateful that he opened up and let us in on what it's like being handsome and perfect all of the time!
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Produced by Kaylee Harmon - Dewey Comedy Productions
Music composed by James Witchell
Comedian Derek Humphrey joins Melanie and Amber and shares his experiences as a husband, comedian, and dad dog. He opens up about the positive outcomes of marriage counseling and how he and his wife navigate both growth and challenges as they come. Derek shares the pain of losing his beloved dog and how it made him more emotional than losing his dad, a reflection on the relationship he had with him. He speaks to how the ebb and flow of the entertainment industry can be exhausting and yet, seeking the validation keeps him in the pursuit of success.
Be on the lookout for his upcoming album!
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Produced by Kaylee Harmon - Dewey Comedy Productions
Music composed by James Witchell
In this episode of I’m Fine, It’s Fine, Melanie and Amber catch up with comedian Rob Wentz who opens up about his mom’s glioblastoma brain cancer diagnosis. Since February 2024, Rob has been navigating this emotional journey by using humor, writing jokes, and preparing himself for the inevitable call that she’s passed.
Rob shares the experience of saying goodbye to his mom, remembering her as the hardest-working, most successful businesswoman he knew, who was also deeply caring and funny. Her outlook on life allowed him to continue living without getting stuck in waiting, and her peaceful acceptance of her diagnosis has helped him find laughter even in the darkness. Recorded just four days before she passed away, this conversation is a touching mix of raw honesty and humor.
Dedicated to the memory of Susan Wentz
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Produced by Kaylee Harmon - Dewey Comedy Productions
Music composed by James Witchell
In this episode, we are thrilled to welcome comedian Sydni Stephens to the show. Sydni takes us on a rollercoaster ride through her fascinating and tumultuous life. Growing up in a dysfunctional family with a particularly complicated relationship with her mother, she has experienced it all. Sydni’s career path is anything but ordinary: from working in wheat fields to driving trucks overnight, from a stint at a vape shop to becoming a competitive vaper, she’s done it all.
Sydni also served in the military and was deployed to Afghanistan, where she faced the challenges of war and was injured. Through it all, Sydni's resilience and sense of humor have remained unshakable. She shares her story with us in the most hilarious and heartfelt way, making this one of our favorite conversations ever. Join Amber Autry and Melanie Reese as they dive deep into Sydni's incredible story, filled with laughter, sincerity, and inspiration.
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Produced by Kaylee Harmon - Dewey Comedy Productions
Music composed by James Witchell
Amber and Melanie hit the stage at the Den Theater in Chicago with special guest comedian Pinky Patel! Pinky dives into her journey of becoming a comedian, sharing how she built a circle of strong women to support her through the ups and downs of touring, motherhood, and marriage. From PTA mom to an absolute sensation on TikTok, it's a ride!
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Produced by Kaylee Harmon - Dewey Comedy Productions
Music composed by James Witchell
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