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“Laughter is good for you over the long term. Laughter may relieve and ease pain by causing the body to produce its own natural painkillers." _ Mayo Clinic Staff

Get those endorphins going with this week’s SEVEN MINUTE Women Write Funny Podcast Episode 2: “Interview with My Psyche.”

This week’s comic monologue written/performed by Host Didi Balle explores when a joke is not a joke. You know how they tell you to never lie on your resume? What if it's a JOKE NOT A LIE but no one gets the joke and thinks it real-life, like your real-life and they want to hire you not for any REAL accomplishments but for the JOKE job they think is real!

Nourish your spirit, soul and funny bone with Antoinette LaVecchia in Cooking Up Comedy.

In the season opening of Women Write Funny The Podcast, Host Didi Balle chows down with the Fab, Funny and Amazing Antoinette.

Hear about Antoinette’s earliest memories play-acting on an apartment balcony in Italy for passersby …. her later discovery at large family gatherings where she’d act out scenes from family life imitating her mother and brother … realizing before long she had a secret super power: The Ability To Make People Laugh.

Any surprise she’d grow up to receive rave reviews for her performances on Broadway and regional theaters? Plus write and star in an award-winning one-woman Off Broadway comedy “How To Be A Good Italian Daughter (In Spite of Myself)?”

At the close of our interview Antoinette performs live an amazing new monologue from her upcoming play, “Village Stories,” a crazy captivating collage of characters and stories from her Italian ancestry.

Spoiler Alert: Antoinette Divulges A Closely Held Family Secret: Her beloved Italian Mother's secret recipe for spaghetti/red sauce (with or without red meat for you vegans).

Face it: Antoinette LaVecchia is LA BELLA COMEDIA

Welcome to the insane inspiring world of WOMEN WRITE FUNNY. Every week Host DIDI BALLE interviews funny femmes who share the same DNA as Thalia, the Goddess of Comedy. Experience the gene pool of women who can't help but write and act funny. Meet today's Comedy Creators: Writers. Actors. Scriptwriters. Playwrights. Directors. Composers. Stand-ups. Sit-downs. Be part of the LOL community where joy and irreverence are instruments of change. Who said revolution can't be fun?