Live from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Comedian Mindy Raf with Writer, Actress Romy Nordlinger. Her solo show Places tells the story of the trailblazing actress Alla Nazimova and plays at New Town Theatre 5 PM  Mindy and Romy chat about the myth of monogamy, the joy of marriage and David Bowie, the reality of jealousy, sex and the pressure of performing, and the importance of being kind and living for you. Tickets:https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/places

Live from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Comedian Mindy Raf chats with Writer Annie Lux and Actress Margot Avery about their show The Portable Dorothy Park playing at the Gilded Balloon's Rose Theatre Studio at 4 PM They talk love, marriage, monogamy, jealousy, high school sweat hearts, sex in cars, what it means to be independent, the difference between jealousy and envy- and more. Tickets:https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/portable-dorothy-parker

Live from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Comedian Mindy Raf chats with Writer, Comedian Actress Amanda Erin Miller. Her show How To Suffer Better is playing at The News Room as part of the free fringe festival at 1:15pm.   Amanda shares some hilarious and super helpful tips on how to survive the fringe. They chat comedy, sex, relationships, monogamy, jealousy, and suffering.

Live from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Comedian Mindy Raf chats with Writer, Comedian Actress Janie Haddad Tompkins. Her show Mary Go Nowheres is playing at Assembly Studios 1:25pm.    Janie and Mindy talk tips and tricks for surviving Edinburgh Fringe, comedy, sex, relationships, monogamy, jealousy, marriage, swinging, and why consent is important especially when it comes to hugging and arm touching.

Live from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Comedian Mindy Raf chats with Writer, Comedian Actress Annie Sertich. Her show How to Not Kill Yourself for 30 Days... and the Next 330 is playing at Pleasance Courtyard at 8:30pm.    They talk tips and tricks for surviving Edinburgh Fringe, comedy, sex, relationships, monogamy, jealousy, divorce, shame and what it means to be loved and love yourself, and how that relates to having confidence on stage.

Live from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Comedian Mindy Raf chats with Katie Frame and Marie Cecile Anderson of the musical comedy duo The Reformed Whores. They talk Fringe, comedy, sex, relationships, monogamy, jealousy, and haggis fleshlights, and what it means to be loved and love yourself. Good stuff! Their show Grand Ole Cuntry Plays The Edinburgh Festival Fringe at 9:50PM at Sweet Venues.