In the return of Personally Speaking, your friends talk men. Mal Smith has a Year of Yes, Steph Tolev chokes back, and Jessica Svendsgaard is sick of being catcalled. Every show is hosted by Christiana Morgenroth and edited by Robert Felsted Jr. This month's show was recorded in front of a live audience at The Open Space in Los Angeles, CA.

Comics and storytellers from a variety of backgrounds tell true stories on this month's theme: Pussy Power.

In a return to a living room, your friends go off-book. Hana Michels talks about sword guys, Alexis Miranda has a mouthy gramma, Dani Adaliz is tested by her Nazi-in-training stepbrother, and your host Christiana gets a really, really good massage. Tragedy befell this edition, and we don't get to bring you the show from the HOWL boys as planned — but listen carefully and you can hear them laughing. Every show is hosted by Christiana Morgenroth and edited by Robert Felsted Jr. This month's show was recorded at an unpermitted artist's loft in East Los Angeles.

In our return show, five angry women talk anarchy. Candy Lawrence talks pretending to be straight, Lauren Rantala is a permanent tween, Kristin Clifford lists off every creepy thing she's ever done, and Alison Stevenson opines about the insanity. Christiana Morgenroth struggles to host, and does not get texted back. Our next live show is Friday, August 11th at The Open Space. Every episode of Personally Speaking is hosted by Christiana Morgenroth and edited by Robert Felsted Jr.

Personally Speaking's live show turns two years old! We celebrate by putting together some of our favorite recorded stories — Featuring Shawn Richards, Aviva Pressman, Ify Nwadiwe, Lizzy Cooperman, & Joan Ford. We return to The Open Space with new stuff on Friday, July 14th!

In our last new show until July, your friends talk about their influences - and being under the influence. Suzy Mae talks about discovering a friend's addiction, Kelly McInerney wxes poetic about edibles and goes to Amsterdam, Jon Zucker confronts his grandfather's genitalia for a chance at glory, and Dani Adaliz mishears something important. Our next live show is Friday, July 14th at The Open Space, but we'll be releasing a new episode next month on schedule. Every show is hosted by Christiana Morgenroth and edited by Robert Felsted Jr.

In our biggest show to date, your friends talk about repression. Riley Silverman talks about the worst day of her life going viral, Cason Weiss Googles symptoms of love, Eric Czuleger has Catholic guilt and a profound misunderstanding of masturbation, Kevin Yee learns to act straight for a boy band, and Megan Gailey falls asleep in a bar. Our next live show is Friday, May 12th at The Open Space! Every show is hosted by Christiana Morgenroth and edited by Robert Felsted Jr.

We join you again for Volume 14 of Personally Speaking to talk about getting kicked out of Disney, going to rehab, and losing feeling in one's back. This month, Gaby Dunn jumps to dodge a free Disneyland trip, Cody Palm almost gets away with a house party, Mal Smith attempts to escape worldly temptations by going to Vegas, and Sophia Benoit breaks the rules for the first time to great effect. Our next live show is Friday, April 14th at The Open Space!

We join you for Volume 13 of Personally Speaking to talk about depression, George Michael, and Blowjob Jane. This month, Dani Fernandez opines about being an anime fan who hates anime fans, Jenny Tao is double-crossed by a "friend", Courtney Rundell explores loving a girl who loves George Michael, and your host Christiana Morgenroth recalls trying to hide the time a small gathering of nerds snowballed into a massive house party. Our next live show is Friday, March 10th at Open Space Cafe! Follow @itspersonalnow for details.

In Volume 12 of Personally Speaking, we talk about pubic hair, uncomfortable attraction to youths, and The Hottie Wall. Storyteller Kyle Glenn Johnson dukes it out with unexpected puberty, Nerdist standout Jen Bashian talks about the unexpected pressure of a summer camp kiss, poetess Nicolette Daskalakis proves poetry can be hilarious, Nerdist news writer Joan Ford visits Disneyland for the first time as Joan, and Whitmer Thomas waits all night for an old flame.

Head to our next live show on February 10th at Open Space on Fairfax! @itspersonalnow