Sall Good

In this episode, Taryn & Tema highlight some of the women who have inspired and influenced them in their life. They share stories, laughs and a few hidden gems from their past that make this episode a wacky and wild ride enjoyable for all listeners. @redhotbird @temasall @sallgoodpod

Adrienne Airhart is a comedian, cannabis and linguistics expert. Her experience in multiple realms of life have helped shape her into the insanely dope and unique human she is. Adrienne is also the Director of Marketing and Operations at The Higher Path Collective in Sherman Oaks, CA. We talk about relationships, overcoming obstacles and incorporating "more chill" into life. @craydrienne @temasall @sallgoodpod

Mary Beth Barone is a New York based comedian. Only 4 years in, Mary has quickly risen in the standup comedy scene. She has successfully built a brand fueled by the NY dating scene curating a comedy show she hosts called "Drag His Ass: A F*ckboy Treatment Program." She's been featured on Comedy Central's "Up Next" and most recently in Time Out Magazine New York under "Women Of The Year." We delve into her journey and how she balances her world. @marybethbarone @draghisass

Dana Gaier is a working voiceover & on-camera actor and casting assistant. Originally from New Jersey, Dana found herself auditioning at a very young age alongside her sister, only to find her passion lies within the world of entertainment. Dana broke into the business at an early age landing the voiceover role as Edith in the "Despicable Me" franchise. She shares her techniques for balance, work ethic and attitude on how to keep going in the entertainment industry. "Do it for yourself, not for other people." @danagaier @temasall @sallgoodpod

Jerron Horton is a comedian, writer, actor and roaster. Jerron walks us through his journey from Atlanta, to Las Vegas, to Los Angeles. After 6 months of living in Los Angeles, he was hired as a door guy at the World Famous Comedy Store. From touring with headliners to writing on TV shows, Jerron shares what he needs in his life in order to remain balanced and focused in this industry. Catch Jerron Horton performing all over, including weekly at The Comedy Store. @jerronhorton

Bob Sall has been working in financial services for 35 years. He also happens to be Tema's father. Bob & Tema delve into Bob's upbringing in upstate New York, the propelling catalyst behind his move to the west coast, career changes and raising a family. He also shares his passion for golf, wine and food. Bob maintains balance in his personal and professional life by putting into practice discipline, focus and commitment. @temasall @sallgoodpod

Rebecca Kessler is a certified yoga instructor, yogi, actor and comedian. Hailing like a hurricane from Boca Raton, Florida, Kessler found a way to pursue her passions and career. Kessler shares her daily ins and outs, what she must do to keep herself balanced and how she juggles her schedule. Kessler and Tema also tap into the LA dating scene because that's inevitably going to happen when you bring two single Jewish comedians together on the mic. @allthingskessler @hiphopomie @temasall @sallgoodpod

KP Anderson is a comedian, writer and show producer. Part of the process for a comedian and writer is 'getting funnier' and that isn't always easy. On this episode, KP shares his journey of how he broke into "the biz," how he maintains success and some advice on how to keep the momentum moving forward. @ikpanderson @temasall @sallgoodpod

Zarah Kulczycki is an actor, artist and casting assistant. As an LA native, Zarah grew up heavily involved in the creative arts. From theatre, to on-camera, she pursued acting throughout her whole  life. After pursuing it professionally for a few years post-college, Zarah went through the familiar struggle we all know: being a starving artist. As a way to stay close to her field, Zarah became a casting assistant 4 years ago and shares her experience of how she's embracing this other chapter in her journey as an artist. @zarahdactyl @temasall @sallgood

Audrey Stewart is a comedian based in Los Angeles originally from Indianapolis, Indiana. Soon after graduating Indiana University, Audrey set sail for a career in the entertainment business only to naturally find her way towards standup comedy. Once she committed, Audrey started hitting great strides, yet has had to struggle at times too, like not knowing if she'll be able to eat or not having health insurance. Your 20s can be hard, but Audrey is passionate about comedy. The key to remaining consistent with your happiness and creative fulfillment is to find the things that add balance to your daily routine. For Audrey, that's writing and performing standup comedy. Go see her live! Follow @audreystewisart @temasall @sallgoodpod