Stephanie Mickus sits down with writer and comedian Bill Dixon. The two discuss Bill's mother's suicide, his past struggles with addiction, and how he incorporates such traumas into his work. In the truest form of friendship, Bill gives Stephanie possible insight into why her current woes are hitting her so hard.

Stephanie Mickus sits down with Eli Braden, a writer and musical comedian in Los Angeles. Eli shares the shocking end to his marriage, his tumultuous divorce, and the challenges of co-parenting. They talk about depression, public vs. private lives, and what Eli calls “living in the light”.

Stephanie Mickus sits down with Jackie Kashian, a stand-up comedian and storyteller living in Los Angeles. Jackie shares the details of her mother’s death and how her dark sense of humor is pervasive throughout her comedy. They talk about keeping it real and Jackie shares a joke she's been told is “too soon”. 

Stephanie Mickus sits down with Andy Sell, an LA-based stand-up comedian and recovering slam-poet. They discuss his childhood fascination with death, his girlfriend’s fatal car accident, and how time might not heal all wounds. Disclaimer: Andy and Stephanie tie an actual noose while proudly sharing their most outlandishly morbid jokes. 

Stephanie Mickus sits down with Rye Silverman, a writer and stand-up comedian living in Los Angeles. Rye shares the experience of his brother’s recent death and discusses how he worked through the pain by incorporating it into his act. They talk about eulogies, the first time she saw him perform, and porn (on more than one occasion).