This episode contains the continuation of Genevieve's road-trip to San Francisco for the wedding of the century; a full, unadulterated critique of the film, The Irishman; and the origin story of her friendship with the recently deceased Comedian/TV personality Suzanne Whang.

In this episode, Genevieve discusses the abundance of life events that have been happening... including a death, a birth, all within the span of a few weeks.

This episode of Just Genevieve contains the completion of the story of how the protagonist fled the clutches of an extremely toxic person... well, for now at least- as well as thoughts on handwashing and a hilarious anecdote detailing a fight for justice over an encounter with a sleazy cellphone salesman.

In this episode Genevieve continues the story of her trip back home which included an unpleasant run-in with a comedy club manager and a toxic childhood friend. It's a lot more funny and entertaining than it sounds.

In this episode, Genevieve attempts to catch up on the events of the last few weeks.

This unique episode was recorded in Genevieve's hometown of Greenwich, Connecticut and features special guest, Aliana Louise- Genevieve's future super-star niece. Recorded just prior to hosting a comedy show at Caroline's to benefit her family's charity organization, Genevieve talks about the origin of the charity and then moves on to more bizarre topics such as her one night stand with a Marx worshipper and her hilarious run-in with legend, Liza Minelli.

In this episode, Genevieve completes her musings on the series Deadwood, including a personal review of the HBO movie. In addition, she describes the experience of writing a book with her mother and starring in a Farsi play, as only English speaker among and entirely Persian cast and crew.

In this episode.. Genevieve Begins to address the current goings on of her love-life and expresses her undying love for John Wayne and all the other old movie cowboys of his generation.

In this episode Genevieve shares her points of view on the subject of empathy, the entertainment business, Les Miserables, Jane Goodall, Tim Curry, One Flew Over the Cukoo's Nest, Fisting Cancer in the ass, and society in general.

In this episode, Genevieve explains the ins and outs of effective lying while lamenting the untimely death of her favorite plant. It's fascinating.