Father and son Josh and Jacob Wolf (Hey Maaan podcast) join Steph to talk about cucumber pants, naked parents, relationship farts, eels in butts, butthole leeching, almost losing toes, and poison ivy of the face. 

Hilarious comedian Jason Saenz talks to Steph about the infamous third date he had with his wife that resulted in his life-changing injury. Jason also delves into the ways he’s adapted to using a wheelchair, the trials and tribulations of inaccessible comedy venues, and all the tricks that come with using an ostomy bag. 

Austin’s own Uncle Lazer sits with Steph to talk about his journey working the oil fields to comedy clubs. Lazer also gets into his bout with a nasty staph infection, the worst case of strep throat he’s ever had, and his toughest sexy times that only seem to occur in hot tubs.

Comedian Ryan Sickler gets into detail about his very recent and terrifying near-death experience. Beyond that insanity, Ryan somehow manages to top his own story after sharing one of the gnarliest injury tales of all Steph Infection Time. You’ve been warned!

Comedian Langston Kerman stops by Steph Infection to talk overcoming his battle with stress-induced cystic acne, being a college dog dad, and the viral videos from the early aughts that haunt him to this day.  

Steph sits with her dear buddy and fellow Canadian comic Graham Kay. The two talk about their shared interest in mirror sex, Graham’s weak ankle, and the tale of the haunted bicycle that caused injuries and anguish throughout their friend group.

On this sexually charged and informative episode of Steph Infection, fellow comedian friend Jenny Zigrino talks about dildos, dragon dicks, and dating smells. She also delves into her special visit to the “Womb Witch” and is the first guest to test the new rapid-fire segment! 

On this episode, Steph meets her Australian twin, professional wrestler Stephanie Delander! The Stephs get into everything from dating app nightmares to the highs and lows of being women in male-dominated industries.

Shapel Lacey talks to Steph about how his journey into stand-up began with joining his college cheerleading team. The two also bond over their shared love of punk music, dealing with irritating body hives, and doing gigs in the loneliest city of all time…Springfield, Massachusetts. 

Fellow Canadian and master of crowd work Ian Bagg sits with Steph to chat about their shared experiences with violent hecklers, driving to gigs in whiteout conditions, and the ups and downs when transitioning to the US as comedians. Ian also has countless injury stories that are as dark as the middle of the woods where he grew up.