Grab your headphones and prepare to be inspired by the multifaceted Daheli Hall, an actor, comedian, and writer praised for her work on Mad TV and Dear White People. As we journey through her incredible career, we'll uncover the freedom of improvisation in scripted sketches, the shimmer of confidence she wears when performing, and her unique perspective as an only child. But there's more to Daheli than her captivating stage presence. Get ready for an honest discussion about her one-woman show, Spadura, and the ways her upbringing has shaped her life and career.

We're lucky to have Daheli with us as we weave through memories of our fathers, first loves and experiences, and the profound impact of our parents' expectations. We'll discover how these formative experiences have shaped our values, the importance of a flexible partner, and our shared journey as first-generation kids. But we won't shy away from the challenging topics - we'll dive deep into the transforming conversations we've had with our parents about sex and fertility journey.

The light-hearted banter takes a poignant turn as we navigate the ins and outs of the entertainment industry. Expect honest accounts of subtle discrimination, the importance of authenticity, and the role Buddhism has played in Daheli's journey. We'll then transition to a crucial conversation about fertility and IVF, specifically discussing the disproportional impact on black women. Wrapping up our conversation, we'll touch on Daheli's experiences during the Writer's Guild of America and SAG Union strike. This power-packed episode is guaranteed to leave you inspired and enlightened. So, press play and dive into this insightful conversation with DeHaley Hall.