Kira sit down with good friend and longtime comedy compadre and daddy of 2, Stevie D. In the very beginning Kira and Stevie worked together in the Belly Room at the Comedy Store. They catch up on the past and talk parenting. Be sure to rate and comment on iTunes.

Kira sits down with good friend and comedian, Willis Turner. Willis has performed on "BET", "Comedy Central", as well as many Night Clubs across the US and Canada. When you need an entertainer, call Willis Turner!  Be sure to rate and comment on iTunes.

Kira sits down with good friend, comedian, Podcaster and author, Chris Mancini. They discuss parenting as well as Chris's book, "PACIFY ME." Be sure to rate and comment on iTunes.

It's Part 2. Kira sits down with comedians and moms, Wendy Liebman & Mary Kennedy. This is a 2 part show, it was that funny. Please enjoy. Be sure to rate and comment on iTunes.

Kira sits down with comedians and moms, Wendy Liebman & Mary Kennedy. This is a 2 part show, it was that funny. Please enjoy. Be sure to rate and comment on iTunes.

Kira sits down with husband, Mike Finnegan. This is the mother and father of all shows. Find out what happens when she says what he already knew and vice versa. Be sure to rate and comment on iTunes.

Kira sits down with comedian and dad, Ian Harris. Originally a San Francisco Bay Area comic, was a top headliner for years, touring nationally as well as a staple on the L.A. comedy scene, winner of many major comedy competitions, seen on Comedy Central. He was on several Top 100 Comeidans lists, ranking as high as #25, before moving into writing and directing films and music videos for the past 6 years. Ian will be taping his first hour special in December 2012, (coinciding with the much publicized Mayan Apocalypse) called Ian Harris: Live From The Apocalypse. A skeptic take on religion and common beliefs, the show promises to be very charged and cutting edge. Be sure to rate and comment on iTunes.

Kira sits down with comedian and mom, Laurie Kilmartin. She's an American comedian and writer best known for being a finalist on Last Comic Standing season 7. She is currently a staff writer for the Conan O'Brien show Conan. Kilmartin performed stand-up on ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Comedy Central's Premium Blend, Showtime, the USO Tour Cuba, performing for troops in Iraq, Shorties Watchin' Shorties, Verdict with Dan Abrams, Red Eye w/ Greg Gutfeld, and The World Stands Up. She has been featured at comedy festivals in Aspen, Edinburgh, and Montreal.

Kira Sits down with SNL Alumni and co-founder of the Groundlings, Laraine Newman and her husband, Director and funny man, Chad Einbinder.

Laraine Newman a Los Angeles, California, native and the granddaughter of a cattle rancher from Arizona. Her family is Jewish. She is the youngest of four children and a twin. Her sister, Tracy Newman, is an Emmy Award winning television writer. Newman attended Beverly Hills High School in Beverly Hills, California. Newman married actor-writer-director Chad Einbinder in 1991. They have two daughters, Lena (born 1991) and Hannah (born 1995). Newman and Einbinder, a Philadelphia native, regularly join comedian Craig Shoemaker and other friends at Braemar Country Club in Tarzana, California, to watch Philadelphia Eagles games.

Chad Einbinder makes people laugh. As a successful actor, writer, and now director, Chad has helped audiences experience the absurd side of life for almost 20 years. A former stand-up comic and once opening act for Three Dog Night. Chad is best know for his work in front of the camera having appeared in over 70 national TV spots, and roles on E.R., Grey’s Anatomy, CSI, Crossing Jordan, as well as 3 seasons recurring as “Rico” on 3rd Rock from the Sun. As a copywriter he has worked for NBC's Agency 2000 special launch projects on shows like Frasier, and Scrubs. Chad has also written multiple 1/2 hour episodes of TV animation shows for Warner Bros. and ABC/Disney.

Kira sits down with comedian and dad, Don Friesen. Don is an American stand-up comedian. Friesen is a relatively "clean" performer who uses self-deprecating humor to lampoon his life as a suburban husband and father. His act consists of satirical scenes that spoof his daily interactions with his wife, kids, tech support, creditors, and airline pilots, mixed in with impressions, improvisation and audience interaction.