We have our first couple on This Feels Terrible and a married one at that! SCUD author and Channel 101 co-creator Rob Schrab along with actress and comedian Kate Freund tell us what a happy marriage is actually like...but not without a few terrible steps to get there.

One of Erin's all time musical idols joins This Feels Terrible, Nick Thorburn (Islands, Unicorns) brings some of his unique charm and we juxtapose terrible dating stories with brilliant music in a special episode.

Writer, Story Teller, Trent Reznor obsessive Natasha Vargas-Cooper and Erin McGathy are the dueling pianos of terrible dating stories. Donate to the podcast for a special gift from Erin in the mail!

Stand-up comedian and actor Fred Stoller (Everyone Loves Raymond) graces us with his charming neurotic tales of dating the woman from the Van Halen "Hot For Teacher" Video and Erin takes the therapists approach.

Erin changes up the pace and brings us face to face with her first heart break story, an interview with actress and friend Amanda Lund who brings a Bill Murray story to the table you won't believe and lots of surprises! Peace cakes!

The charming and talented Dave Holmes visits This Feels Terrible for a compelling story on growing up in an all boys school and coming out of the closet and Erin takes a microscope to her childhood. Share, subscribe and donate!

The funny and endearing Dave Horwitz stops by for an extra silly This Feels Terrible with an unbelievable stalker story and Erin utters the phrase "I'm the Yenta of beastiality". Download, share with your friends and enjoy!

Gillian Jacobs (Community) joins Erin McGathy on "This Feels Terrible" and brings some awkward tales of dating, growing up an only child, wearing clogs and then they both cap it off by reading some online diary entries from my-diary.org. Download, share, donate!

On an explicit and adventurous This Feels Terrible with Erin McGathy, one of America's final bachelors Jeff Davis (Whose Line Is It Anyway?, Harmontown) shares with us some wild tales that lend themselves to the sexual side of relationships. We're trying to say this is filthy. Enjoy, download and share!

Derek Waters, the creator of Drunk History and an endlessly funny human being, joins Erin McGathy in her weekly celebration of everything terrible about relationships. They talk soundtracks for sex, deaf girlfriends and there is plenty of charm to combat the terrible. Share, enjoy and check out Derek Waters work.