Jen sits in her hotel in Minneapolis to tell you about two drunk girls, Canada, watching movies with her family, George Clooney's wedding, throwing wedding keepsakes in dumpsters, healing from friends-ending and why she hates the haunted mansion.

Jen sits at home to talk to you about turning 40 “alone” in Sweden, her disbelief in noise-canceling headphones, men who leave their home country for a woman, and based on a listener email question explains where she would time travel.

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Jen sits in bed to talk about what Joan Rivers meant to her personally, professionally and talks about at being the funeral of the year.  Warning: There are tears and snot. Also, please read Joan’s book Enter Talking.

Jen sits at home to read listener emails. The emails prompt talk of “strong” female voices, listener emails from around the world, a teenaged boy who listens with his dad, a couple who has to justify their courthouse wedding, a listener in Finland who is confused by Jen’s book, an article by an Australian man about feminism and does the end of the world affect creativity?

Jen sits at home to talk about her good memories working on Chelsea Lately, saying good bye, how she got the job, quit and came back and the personal life stuff that was going on behind the scenes.

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Jen sits in bed to talk to you about what Robin Williams as an off-stage persona meant to comedians, there is little talk of depression and stuff like that – this is an episode about doing the work as a comic, Jen bombing in front of an 80’s comedy icon at the Improv last week, and an overly chatty physical therapist who rather than discussing tight hamstrings committed the cardinal sin of quoting other comedian’s material to a comedian first thing in the morning.

Jen sits in her bed to read listener emails.  The questions instigate talk of prized possessions at home, does Jen feel like everyone getting married is making a mistake?, the secrets of make-up and a young listener wants to know why he’s striking out with older women. 

Jen sits in a new location in her home to talk to you about why she loves fashion and hopes to not grow into a lonely lady with coats, a gay assistant and cards from fans.  There’s also talk of why this episode might be boring, someone on a plane who said she should be a lounge singer and a tale of TSA agents who truly seemed fun.

Jen sits at home to try her hand at the first of some bonus listener email episodes! Listener emails prompt talk about how to confront loud neighbors, what’s more fun – sports with strangers or indifferent wine-tasting friends, keeping your name after marriage, and how Drunk History actually works.

Jen sits in bed to tell you about being tired, redeeming herself as a comedian in Florida, people who come up to her and say accidentally insulting things, letting down an audience member, regretting a televised drug joke, flying Klonopin-free, a raw fish obsessed cab driver and seeing a sassy, gay palm reader in New Orleans.  Jen reads a letter from an aspiring stand-up and she gives no-advice advice.