It can either take a simple antibiotic or it can be a life-changing diagnosis, regardless, we're going to find the funny in it. Joining the podcast to do that is the very funny Jasmyn Carter, an L.A.-based comic from Cleveland who is more than willing to share her experience getting chlamydia.

No one wants an STD, and being honest about personal stories is a way to cope AND build connection with people who may be going through a similar experience.

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When it comes to talking politics from the stage, many times, comedians will hear "Stick to comedy" or "Leave politics out of it." The irony: comedy began as a way to hold a mirror up to society and the political system.

We, invite comedian and former Ohio gubernatorial, congressional, and mayoral candidate Travis Irvine to talk about the construct of our manmade political system and why it's our job as comedians to prove you CAN laugh at that, just in time for "the most important election ever."

It's an open mic, and for the third night in a row, you've heard a different comedian drop the "I recently came out to my parents... AS A COMEDIAN" joke. Woof.

We recently watched Kentucky comedian Ricky Glore's DryBar comedy special and rolled our eyes when he started his version of that joke, but his was... actually funny. Why?

This the first episode of our "Is It Hack?" series where we take topics that have been done to death, and find comedians who have an original take on whatever it is.

What is taboo and why isn't it okay to talk about it? Pittsburgh comedian Paige Polesnak joins David and Steve to break down the hilarious bit that got her banned from Crackers Comedy Club in Indianapolis. While most people are hesitant about getting personal and showing their vulnerable sides, comedians are willing to share their deepest, grossest secrets, taking something "taboo," and making it okay to talk about.

Like squirting.

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It's 2020, yet we still live in an America where racism is ingrained in our culture. As unfortunate as it is, there is some humor to be found in this outdated ideology that can be used to shine a light on our flaws and give us hope for the future.

We invited Cleveland comedian John Bruton onto the podcast to discuss how he's been able to draw the funny out of such a sensitive subject and connect his material to audiences of all skin colors, even when he's calling them out.

Born with a disability in both arms, Ryan Niemiller is the Cripple Threat of Comedy and he joins Gheramy and David to share his experience in finding the funny and sharing it with audiences across the country, including finishing in 3rd place on America’s Got Talent.

Though having a disability sucks, Ryan offers perspective and a master class on delivering sensitive material, dealing with audiences who don’t understand, and how to lean into nuance.

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You've heard pretty much every joke there is to tell about the 45th president of the US, but we decided to explore what's so funny about Donald John Trump anyway.

A lot of it has to do with how people perceive him, his actions, and the jokes comedians tell about him.

Cincinnati comic Blake Hammond joins David and Gheramy for our most politically charged episode yet, but when it comes to comedy, there's way more nuance than just red vs. blue.

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We've all had to cope with cancer in one way or another, whether you've had it, you know someone who had/has it, or you are one.

NYC comedian Matt Levy lived through testicular cancer and reveals how he found the funny in this life-changing experience and created a narrative that connects with audiences, not through joking about the cancer itself, but about other people's actions, from his doctor, to his dad, to the girlfriend who cheated on him.

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We were going to send this episode unsolicited to your phones, but instead thought you should choose to listen yourselves.

The hilarious Mike Head, who features and headlines at comedy clubs around the country, shares a story about how his teenage daughter got a dick pic and how he turned it into a hilarious bit. If listening to three guys talk about dicks, different perspectives of dicks, and how to make dicks funny, then this episode is for you.

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Is your loneliness killing you?

No one wants to be lonely, yet all of us have to deal with it at some point in our lives, and sometimes, the best way to overcome it is to find ways to laugh. Houston comedian Antonio Aguilar joins us to discuss life on the road, living in his car, overthinking, and Willy Wonka's loneliness.

Human beings will do anything to avoid loneliness, but sometimes it's useful to embrace it in order to move on.

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