Caitlin Weierhauser was raised partially by literal wolves, and partially by a Baptist church community after a series of tragedies left her and her family needing some extra help. This episode is a roller coaster ranging from tears and tragedy to outright silliness, as Amy tries to order a pizza and gets caught checking the Domino's tracker while Caitlin describes her mother's death.

Holy Cow!Chris Estrada had the best list of three! We also learned so much because he's so smart about his religion and also he made fun of JMB which we like! 

Onstage, comedian Blair Socci is a mad man! But in real life you've never met a sweeter soul:) Join the God Squad as Blair takes them through break ups, childhood trauma, and a rock solid belief in the transformative power of God*

Comedian/actor Johnny Pemberton joins the God Squad to discuss animal instincts, meditation, and the destructive force of social media! Can you believe this is actually a funny podcast???

Tim Dillon was a touring cokehead child actor from Long Island who eventually bought a house too young and then found comedy. This year he landed both a Comedy Central half hour and a Netflix special. He’s a phenom. This was a super fun and hectic chat. 

Janine Brito is a powerhouse comedian, writer, friend, and excellent person. It was a treasure having her over! We covered a lot in this episode, including being in the closet in Kentucky, eating that wafer, mental illness and a bonus: Janine speaks in tongues!

Comedian Joe DeRosa took a trip downstairs to chat with us about the Golden Globes, the hypocrisy of Hollywood, being adopted, Bad Religion, white privilege, Woody Allen, rap, and George Carlin. One of our most favorite conversations yet!

Chris Cubas is an Austin comedian who has been on @midnight and starred in a documentary about income inequality called "Chris Gets Money." He sat down with Amy in Austin (at another comic's apartment) to chat about how little religion actually gels with survival, being a dirtbag, learning how not to be a dirtbag, and why all of life is basically the squared circle. 

A sparkling Catholic witch lady from the streets of the Bay, Lydia Popovich believes like Amy does that certain people on earth are celestial beings, and one of those is Dolly Parton. You also get to hear Amy argue with John Michael! Merry Christmas!

Andrew Ti is the host and creator of the super hit podcast "Yo, Is This Racist?" and he spent years in the Mormon church without really knowing what it was. We talk racism, Michigan, the things our parents worshipped, and why the golden rule is kinda fucked up.