The Casually Mollie Podcast

Amanda Woytus, the deputy editor of St. Louis Magazine, joins the podcast to talk about her journalism career, motherhood, and how she was inspired by Melissa Joan Hart on 'Sabrina the Teenage Witch' and 'Clarissa Explains It All.' Having a wide range of work such as a senior editor at Food and Wine and the copy chief for The Village Voice, to now currently looking for a reliable contractor and being a mother of a soon-to-be 1 year old learning how to climb, Amanda is a modern-day renaissance woman to be admired. Amanda can be found @amandawoytus on Twitter and @like_tk on Instagram. 

Cincinnati based comedian Tabari McCoy covers all topics from rap battles, being on 'Laughs on Fox,' interviewing George Carlin, and his two comedy albums 'Laughing With A Panther' and 'Remarkable.' Both albums can be found on streaming services and were performed live in front of an audience at Go Bananas Comedy Club. Tabari can be found on social media @tabarimccoy. 

Recognized by many for her character 'Carla, the McRib Lady' that became a YouTube sensation,  in addition to being the co-host of Slop City Podcast with comedian Tina Dybal, Libbie Higgins covers all topics from the funny to the serious. Addressing how comedy and improv changed her life to focusing on what is important to her, Libbie proves that even though we are in separate places right now, we are all still connected. Libbie Higgins can be found on both Facebook and Instagram @LibbieHiggins. 

Revisiting an episode from the earlier days of the podcast, playwright and music artist Darrious Varner (aka DDare Bionic) openly discussed having depression, being black and creative, and coming out to his mom as queer. Darrious now has designs for 'Make Racists Quake' that includes t-shirts, buttons, and masks (https://www.redbubble.com/people/ddarebionic/works/49644547-make-racists-quake?asc=f). He is also the creator of 'The Pride HEAUXllection' (https://www.redbubble.com/people/DDareBionic/shop?asc=u). Music from DDare Bionic can be found on both ITunes and Spotify. 

St. Louis based comedian Bobby Jaycox and Chicago based comedian Spark Tabor talk about adjusting to the 'new normal.' Whether it involves doing shows on a new medium like a Zoom call, or taking this time to reset after always being on the go, both Bobby and Spark have 'casually hustled' in their industry, and share their stories about hard work and integrity for their craft. Both Bobby and Spark can be found on Facebook and Instagram. 

Chef Kayla Robison, known for being the winner of the 'Fast Food Challenge' for Guy's Grocery Games on the Food Network (Season 21), talks about working her way up from a 'coffee pouring girl' to now head chef of Arnold's Bar and Grill (a staple restaurant in Cincinnati, Ohio). Ranging from making appearances on networks such as the Today Show and the Cooking Channel, Kayla never forgets to make time for her most important and favorite job: being a mom to her 10 year old daughter Dre. Kayla Robison can be found on Facebook and Instagram. 

St. Louis based comedians of 'The Day At Night Podcast,' Jimmy Day and Jack Schurk, collaborate with Mollie Amburgey of 'The Casually Mollie Podcast' to co-host together an comedic episode about surviving quarantine while making fun of each others' cooking, getting locked out of buildings, and how 'fanny pack merch' may be making a comeback. The Day At Night Podcast can be found on Itunes and Spotify, as well as on Facebook and Instagram. 

Traveling comedian and Guinness World Record Holder (Longest Comedy Show Performance) Mr. Showtime David Scott joins the podcast via Facebook Live to discuss his career, how he dislikes coffee, and how he made it through a 40 hour and 8 minute performance to hold the title that he now has. Mr. Showtime David Scott can be found on Instagram and Facebook. 

Being no stranger to the radio and podcasting arena, Chris Denman (host of We Are Live! and co-founder of Mid Coast Media Group) discusses his path to his own show, networking to create an array of newsworthy moments, and the balance of positive and laugh out loud occurrences that happen when you're live on the air waves. Chris Denman can be found on Twitter @ChrisRD and Instagram @instadenman. We Are Live can be found on Twitter and Instagram @weareliveradio. 

Discussing his path to stand up and improv, in addition to his new comedy album 'Young Grandpa' (available on all streaming services), St. Louis based comedian Rafe Williams is full of stories that show his humility, love for the craft, and the roots from which they came. From singing at the talent show in grade school to attempting to film a commercial in his house, Rafe gives some valuable advice about 'the biz' and finding your voice as you become a comedian. Rafe can be found on Facebook @RafeWilliamsComedy and on Instagram @iamrafewilliams.