Comedian Evan Williams talks to Laurel about what really matters at Just For Laughs, working alongside Keri Russell in FX's The Americans, filmmaking, and his new album, "It's All Embarrassing," which includes the hilarious story of the time he bought a snake on cocaine (he was on drugs, not the snake). 

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Laurel talks to a comic she really looks up to for her ability to make the darkest topics, from domestic abuse to coming from money, somehow hilarious. Here's Part 1 of her interview with Rosebud Baker, star of Amazon's "Inside Jokes" and Bill Burr's "The Ringers."

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Chanel concludes her first hand account of witnessing police brutality, and talks to Laurel about racially cluless comments from Atlantic City headliners and the wholes in the education system when it comes to teaching kids about not having kids. 


EDITOR'S NOTE: This interview was recorded in June 2020

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Comedian Chanel Ali tells Laurel about her old day job helping lovelorn OKCupid users, her new album, and opening for Michael Che. She also shares her unique perspective not just on being a quickly rising voice in modern comedy, but on being a cop’s daughter.

EDITOR'S NOTE: This interview was recorded in June 2020.

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Before he was taking cracks at Simon Cowell on America's Got Talent, Usama Siddiquee was cracking Ben Bailey's birage of questions on Cash Cab. In this interview, Usama shares the burning production secrets with Laurel, who is undeniably jealous about the whole thing. 

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When she's not playing "Beth" on Crazy Ex-Girlfriend or starring in Netflix's "The Comedy Lineup," comic Emma Willmann makes delightful sound effects and conversation. She and Laurel discuss the story behind Emma's Late NIght TV debut on Colbert, and the importance of asking "W.W.A.S.W.M.D."? (What Would A Straight White Male Do?)

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Rising MTV darling Maddy Smith talks to Laurel about her early days on the gritty underground roast circuit, her high-energy stand-up style, and how exactly an episode of Wild 'N Out gets made. Have a listen, then YouTube the Comedy Central Roast of Alec Baldwin for which she penned jokes, and her hilariously savage Ariana Grande impression. 

EDITOR'S NOTE: This episode was recorded in June 2020 prior to Nick Cannon's recent firing, and contains F-bombs. 

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Delightfully deadpan comic Carmen Lynch (whose new album "Vertically Obese" is out now) tells Laurel about doing sets in Spanish and dealing with trolls, then answers the age old question: "Is there a place in comedy for well-adjusted people?"

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Comic and pun enthusiast Matthew Broussard explains the calculus of comedic self-deprecation and the Monday Punday origin story as he and Laurel bond over a shared knack for getting fired. 

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Laurel learns about the lauded Lampoon from gentleman jock turned comedian and BroBible editor, Francis Ellis. 

EDITOR'S NOTE: This interview was recorded in May 2020.

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