Welcome to the first listener appreciation ep of Cancel Me, Baby. It's time we celebrated coolest group of badass mofos on the internet, so I took some of my favorite comments (although it was hard to pick!! why you all so smart tho..) and went to town, responding without much of any prep. Pop some bubbly and let's get cancelled, lovers.

Athletes do it. Actors do it. Singers do it. You guessed it: Give us unsolicited advice on politics and preach about social issues... all the way from their mansions. But at the same time, we get pissed when they're censored. So where's the line?

Digital passport or no Billy Joel serenade at MSG for you, my friend. The conversation that, for some reason, can't be had. Until now.

Five years ago this month, I wrote a piece calling Chrissy Teigen a bully and Twitter's biggest hypocrite. She then came after me... on Twitter. Now, she quit the bird site, citing negativity. It's a full circle moment in this bitch, and one that I think is super telling of where our culture, and its cancellations, are headed. 

Alas, the Instagram Model discussion. Like a glass of wine in your shower, it had to happen. I've talked about this in my work on and off the red carpet for years, and today had an open convo with former model and fellow PSU alum @theofficalamandanicole to hash out the conundrum. End of ep includes interview bites with stars like Lea Michele, Stephanie Beatriz, Olivia Holt and more to prove we all think about it.

The world didn't have enough buckets, or mops, to deal with the hype from Cardi B's "WAP" Grammys performance. I talk about it with entertainment biz pros, Bobby Jones and Kiyra Lynn, and ask: Is this female empowerment? Can men objectify women in art, too? And since it's become political, how truly silly and hypocritical both sides are :)

...but here we are. An open dialogue about race in pop culture with the kickass woman behind @DifferentVoiceX. From Chris Harrison to Sharon Osbourne, and "digital blackface" to Cardi B, we go there. Get your WAPs ready.

What do Khloe Kardashian's changing face, Lola Bunny's desexualization, and Meghan Markle's big interview all have in common? I connect the dots and take an unexpected turn to show you how -- if we're not careful -- our divided culture will cause problems bigger than Pepe Le Pew's sex chamber. 

Because our society has zero chill, cancel culture has also become a divided issue. Some get pissed. Others write it off as a myth. So how real is it, actually? I talk about it and get a business perspective from entrepreneur and influencer Kasi Santarelli of @prettyinnewyorkcity. Sensitive Sallys beware.

A sexless Potato Head. Demi Lovato hating your baby parties. Our culture is trying to erase gender, and when all we want is to feel is free and sexy... this is anything but.