My Favorite Lyrics with Devon Walker

Comedian and fellow Texas native Vanessa Gonzalez joins Devon on the show this week to reminisce about coming up together in the Austin comedy scene, pay her respects to Selena, and flip a Ricky Martin hit single on its head. 

Vanessa Gonzalez, a Texas native, is a stand-up comedian, writer, and actor known for her sharp, irreverent humor and storytelling. She was named one of Variety’s Top 10 Comics to Watch in 2022 and has been voted Best Stand-Up Comic in Austin by the Austin Chronicle three times. Her television credits include truTV’s “Laff Mobb’s Laff Tracks,” Comedy Central’s “Stand-Up Presents,” and “Jimmy Kimmel Live.” She has also appeared on HBO Max’s” Entre Nos: Spot On” and “Comedy Chingonas,” the Roku Channel’s “This Joka,” and Netflix’s “Verified Stand-Up. “On September 15, 2026, Gonzalez released her debut hour-long stand-up special, “Mamona,” streaming on Hulu and Disney+. She is also the creator of the comedy album “My Birthday’s Tomorrow.”

Host and Executive Producer: Devon Walker

Executive Producer: Lauren Mandel

Producer: Carmen Carigan

Editor: Nicole Lyons

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The best rapper in the United States, Scoochie Boochie, joins Devon on the show this week to speak on Christian abstinence music, pay homage to Ludacris, and explain the rapidly blurring lines between his rap persona and his real life.

Scoochie Boochie was born from a volcano, and now he’s the best rapper in the United States. 

Since 2015 Scoochie Boochie has been crafting clever innuendo and shockingly catchy flows into five albums: which tell a connected cinematic story known as the Scoochieverse.

After 10 years grinding in the comedy scenes of Grand Rapids, MI and Chicago, the eruption finally began in January of 2025, when music videos for Car Butt, I Have Sex, and multiple other songs went viral, opening the floodgates for 400,000+ new fans who have discovered the rest of his catalog is also fire.  It’s like the Lonely Island plus lore.

Host and Executive Producer: Devon Walker

Executive Producer: Lauren Mandel

Producer: Carmen Carigan

Editor: Nicole Lyons

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Comedian, actress, and podcaster Heather McMahan joins Devon on the show this week to speak to her close, personal relationship with Pitbull, share her love for Three 6 Mafia, and claim that the Spice Girls are her Beatles. 

Heather McMahan is an actress, stand-up and podcaster (Absolutely Not! with Heather McMahan) whose first special, "Son I Never Had!" (Netflix) debuted in October 2023 at Number 4 and held a top 10 position for 7 days. Her second special "Breadwinner" debuted on Hulu in October 2024. Her new special, "By a Thread" is available now on Hulu.

Described by The Hollywood Reporter as an "auditory David Sedaris for the millennial set," McMahan is known for her authenticity and broad humor. Named to Variety's 2022 Comedy Impact Report, Heather was one of the featured female comedians to perform on "Jane Fonda & Lily Tomlin: Ladies Night Live" (Netflix) earning Fonda's admiration, and subsequently, hosting Fonda's star- studded 85th & 86th birthday celebratory fundraisers.

Previously, she starred opposite Nina Dobrev and Jimmy O. Yang in "Love Hard," which reached #1 in audience popularity on Netflix worldwide during its first 5 days of release. Beloved by the Today Show, Heather has guest hosted the show's fourth hour multiple times opposite Hoda Kotb and Jenna Bush Hager. She has also taken to the red carpet as an E! correspondent for the EMMYS, Grammys, Golden Globes, and Oscars. A native of Atlanta, GA, McMahan studied at UCB in Los Angeles and has a BFA in Acting from the University of Mississippi.

Host and Executive Producer: Devon Walker

Executive Producer: Lauren Mandel

Producer: Carmen Carigan

Editor: Nicole Lyons

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Comedian and the show’s resident ‘pesbian’ expert Paris Sashay joins Devon this week to break down a bizarre voicemail from Dr. Dre on a Toni Braxton song, question some lyrics from DMX, and explain why she and Future see the world similarly. 

Paris Sashay is a Washington, DC-born comedian, actor, writer, and producer based in New York. She has performed at the Just for Laughs Festival in Montreal and appeared on Comedy Central, HBO Max’s “Pause,” BET’s “50 Central,” and EPIX’s “Unprotected Sets,” produced by Wanda Sykes. Tiffany Haddish has also highlighted Paris on Netflix’s “She Ready.” She has shared stages with Michael Che, Wanda Sykes, Lil Rel, and Roy Wood Jr., and regularly performs at the Comedy Cellar. Her debut comedy album, “My Honest Ignorance,” debuted at #1 on iTunes. Following an assault that inspired her #TeethAndTittiesCampaign, Paris has become an advocate for awareness of violence against women and a sought-after motivational speaker. Just to name a few places, she’s performed  at The Howard Theatre, The Kennedy Center, Caroline’s on Broadway, Hollywood Improv, and The Comedy Store. 

Host and Executive Producer: Devon Walker

Executive Producer: Lauren Mandel

Producer: Carmen Carigan

Editor: Nicole Lyons

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Comedian, community organizer, and Queens native Michelladonna joins Devon on the show this week to put us onto some Colombian club hits, argue that we need an LGBT version of Bad Bunny’s "Tití Me Preguntó,” and explain why she wants to make a movie about the Cuban singer La Lupe. 

Michelladonna is a dynamic actor, comedian, producer, and community organizer from Queens, NY. As the creator and host of the community collective I'm Finna Talk (@imfinnatalknyc), a free + accessible workshop and open mic series, she champions the creative voices of Queer Black and Brown artists in NYC, providing them with a vibrant platform to showcase their work.

She also hosts Shop Cats (@shopcatsshow), a delightful internet sensation that explores the charming world of cats in local shops across the city. She is the creator and host of Bodega Chat (@bodegachat), a podcast and platform highlighting New York culture + up-and-coming creatives and organizers. Additionally, Michelladonna has been featured on HBO’s Game Theory with Bomani Jones and runs Muñecas Sucias Comedy (@munecassucias), a pop-up show highlighting up-and-coming queer and BIPOC comedians.

Host and Executive Producer: Devon Walker

Executive Producer: Lauren Mandel

Producer: Carmen Carigan

Editor: Nicole Lyons

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Comedian and actor Leonard Ouzts joins Devon on the show this week to speak on Belly Gang Kushington, explain the levels of ‘stepfatherhood,’ and claim that his God plays spades. 

Leonard Ouzts is a NYC-based stand-up comedian originally from Chesapeake, Virginia. His debut comedy special, “Lil Sumn Sumn,” premiered exclusively on Gorilla Comedy+ on August 10th. Leonard has been featured on every platform, from Comedy Central to HBO to MTV. You may recognize him from Netflix’s “Master of None” and “Standing Up and Falling Down” alongside Billy Crystal and Ben Schwartz. In “Lil Sumn Sumn,” Leonard delivers a sharp and personal stand-up set blending family stories, dating struggles, pop culture takes, and hilarious social observations.

Host and Executive Producer: Devon Walker

Executive Producer: Lauren Mandel

Producer: Carmen Carigan

Editor: Nicole Lyons

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Musician and songwriter Kevin Morby joins Devon on the show this week to draw comparisons between himself and Nina Simone, trade travel horror stories, and respond to a fascinating voicemail submission from a fan in Berlin. 

Kevin Morby is an American singer-songwriter whose career has traced a path from the Brooklyn indie underground to becoming one of contemporary folk-rock’s most distinctive voices. Born in Lubbock, Texas, and raised in the Midwest, Morby first gained attention as a member of the indie-folk band Woods before forming The Babies with Cassie Ramone. He launched his solo career with 2013’s “Harlem River,” beginning a prolific run of albums that established him as a thoughtful chronicler of American life.

Across records such as “Singing Saw,” “City Music,” “Oh My God,” and “This Is a Photograph,” Morby has developed a songwriting style rooted in vivid imagery, philosophical reflection, and a deep connection to place. His songs often blend folk, rock, soul, and Americana influences, drawing from traditions associated with artists like Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen, and Tom Petty while maintaining his own conversational, literary voice.

Morby’s most recent album, “Little Wide Open”(2026), marks another major step in his evolution. Produced with Aaron Dessner, the album explores home, memory, love, mortality, and the uncertainty of adulthood, with contributions from artists including Justin Vernon, Sylvan Esso’s Amelia Meath, and Lucinda Williams. With “Little Wide Open,” Morby continues to solidify his reputation as a modern American troubadour— an artist whose work transforms personal reflection into expansive songs about the shared experiences of growing older, searching for meaning, and finding beauty in uncertainty.

Host and Executive Producer: Devon Walker

Executive Producer: Lauren Mandel

Producer: Carmen Carigan

Editor: Nicole Lyons

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Comedian, writer, and actor Yamaneika Saunders joins Devon on the show this week to shout out Tierra Whack, speak on her personal experience with Ray J, and reveal her true thoughts on Brandy.

Yamaneika Saunders is a standup comedian, writer, and actor known for her high-energy storytelling, sharp observations, and bold perspective. A Maryland native, she has appeared on HBO’s Crashing, truTV’s Comedy Knockout, Showtime’s Flatbush Misdemeanors, Hulu’s Life & Beth, Comedy Central’s Broad City and This Is Not Happening, and as a recurring correspondent on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. Her writing credits include Inside Amy Schumer and That Damn Michael Che, with voiceover work on Inside Amy Schumer and Adult Swim’s Teenage Euthanasia. Yamaneika is also the host of her new podcast, “You’re The Problem… with Yamaneika” through Chelsea Handler’s “Dear Chelsea Network.”

Host and Executive Producer: Devon Walker

Executive Producer: Lauren Mandel

Producer: Carmen Carigan

Editor: Nicole Lyons

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Rapper and singer Kenny Mason joins Devon on the show this week to break down the lyrics in Travis Porter’s “Waffle House,” discuss Future’s creation of the term “pesbians,” and recap the Andre 3000 flute concert. 

Kenny Mason, whose music has soundtracked everything from “NHL 24” to HBO’s “Euphoria” released his third studio album BULLDAWG on May 12th, and it was #9 on Spotify’s List of Top 10 Albums in the first few weeks. The project explores themes of identity, self-worth, and the pressure to define your value in a world that often tries to do it for you. Framed around the idea that “we live in a junkyard,” Kenny reflects on disposability of both artists and people and the tension between ambition and protecting your sense of self. It’s introspective without losing intensity and feels especially resonant across genres. Featuring collaborations with JID, Dominic Fike, Paris Texas, and more, Kenny frames the project around the idea that “we live in a junkyard,” meaning the disposability, of artists and of people, and the tension between ambition and protecting your sense of self. Kenny sits in a compelling space between hip-hop and alternative rock, pulling inspiration from bands like Title Fight, The Smashing Pumpkins, and My Chemical Romance, pairing this influence with sharp lyricism and fluid, polished production.

Host and Executive Producer: Devon Walker

Executive Producer: Lauren Mandel

Producer: Carmen Carigan

Editor: Nicole Lyons

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Comedian and writer Josh Gondelman joins Devon on the show this week to reveal Dave Matthews’ surprisingly good politics, break down “Shoop” by Salt-N-Pepa, and to question Celine Dion’s lawlessness in “It's All Coming Back to Me Now.”

Josh Gondelman is a writer and comedian who incubated in Boston before moving to New York City, where he currently lives and most recently worked as the head writer and an executive producer for Desus & Mero on Showtime. Previously, he spent five years at Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, first as a web producer and then as a staff writer where he earned four Emmy Awards, two Peabody Awards, and three WGA Awards. Josh also previously wrote for Fuse TV’s Billy On The Street. 

His most recent hour, Positive Reinforcement, is now available to stream. Josh’s debut standup special People Pleaser was released in 2022. In 2016, Josh made his late-night standup debut on Conan (TBS), and he has also performed on Late Night With Seth Meyers (NBC) and The Late Late Show with James Corden (CBS).

Host and Executive Producer: Devon Walker

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Producer: Carmen Carigan

Editor: Nicole Lyons

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