Lisa’s former student and future comedy superstar, Audrey Stewart, talks about her obsession with stand up, her belief in God and the time she flashed a room full of strangers at a dinner party.

Lisa has had thousands of women take her stand up class. Alix Brown is by far the most improved and transformed student she has ever taught. Alix opens up about her divorce, her love of money and how to spot an orgy. Trigger warning - this episode contains sensitive subject matter involving sexual assault.

One of Lisa’s most promising students, Annick Adelle, talks about what its like being a successful lawyer, comedy producer and one of the only German comedians in the world.

Actress, Wendy Braun (Atypical) is back! She gives Lisa all kinds of tips on how to deal with anxiety at holiday dinners and/or parties. If you’ve ever felt like you're not exactly where you want to be in life, this episode is for you.

One of the Lisa’s most recent PFW graduates, Ashe Milburn, talks about her newfound love of stand up, her obsession with Seth Rogan and how she landed the title of Miss Kentucky, 2015.

Lisa and comedian, Trish Suhr, have known each other for almost 20 years. They both came up together doing stand up comedy in Los Angeles and on this episode, Trish shares several funny anecdotes about  her life as a road comic and TV host, becoming Vegan-ish and what is was like being raised in a funeral home. The women also reminisce about the night they met and discuss the book that totally changed their lives.

Actress and comedienne, Crista Flanagan, (Mad TV) shares with Lisa how she went from not working in show business for two years to starring in two series and a film at the same time. Crista also gives some helpful tips on what it takes to become a successful actor.

Lisa sits down with one of her closest friends and comedienne, Courtney Cronin Dold. They discuss how to get road work as a comic, how to get your first TV writing job and how to be a compulsive gambler.

One of Lisa’s favorite students, Julie Follette, makes Lisa laugh out loud while she recounts one of her most popular on stage stories involving a man and his diapers. She also talks about what is was like being gay and raised in a fundamentalist Christian household. That part was not as funny.

Lisa sits down with her friend and comedy buddy, Andrea Nittoli. They discuss their childhoods, comedy careers, relationships and how to hustle in showbiz and be your own agent when you cant find representation.