Amber and Melanie hit the stage at the Den Theater in Chicago with special guest comedian Pinky Patel! Pinky dives into her journey of becoming a comedian, sharing how she built a circle of strong women to support her through the ups and downs of touring, motherhood, and marriage. From PTA mom to an absolute sensation on TikTok, it's a ride!

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Comedian Kate Carter leans into dark comedy and shares hard experiences that led her to start standup. Using both childhood experiences and more recent events, she leans into facing heavy topics with unmatched quiet humor. It was such a great conversation and we are grateful for her openness.

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Join Amber Autry and Melanie Reese on this week’s I’m Fine It’s Fine as they chat with the hilarious Anjelah Johnson. Anjelah opens up about her favorite therapy techniques, what it’s like to become a mom in her 40s after thinking kids weren’t in her plan, and how she crafts comedy that connects with everyone. She also shares how therapy has played a role in her marriage. This episode is full of laughs, real talk, and relatable moments.

Catch Anjelah’s comedy specials on YouTube, Netflix and Amazon Prime, and don’t forget to check out her new podcast, Funjelah, available on all major podcast platforms. Don’t miss it!

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In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Laura Anderson, an esteemed author and therapist specializing in religious trauma. With her extensive background in psychology and her unique insight into the complexities of religious trauma, Dr. Anderson offers valuable perspectives on healing and recovery. She shares her own story of separating from her church and unraveling religious ideology.

Join us as Dr. Anderson delves into the psychological impacts of religious trauma, sharing real-life stories and practical advice for those on their healing journey. We explore the challenges individuals face, and effective therapeutic strategies for overcoming these deep-seated wounds. Dr. Anderson also discusses her latest book, offering listeners a glimpse into her groundbreaking work and how it can aid in personal recovery.

Whether you've experienced religious trauma firsthand or are looking to support someone who has, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in for a thoughtful conversation filled with compassion, expertise, and hope for a brighter future.

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Comedian AJ Wilkerson hilariously shared his journey of self-discovery, navigating the VA system to identify his autism, ADHD, and severe anxiety diagnosis. AJ also reflected on growing up in a family with parents who chose to foster multiple children, offering insights into life with siblings constantly rotating out. AJ's story is a blend of laughter, challenges, and the joy of finding humor in life's twists and turns. Check out his special I Have A Disorder now and follow him here!

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Comedian Josh Johnson and Comedian Amber Autry have a candid and hilarious conversation as he delves into social anxiety with his trademark wit. Discover insights from his latest comedy special, "Up Here Killing Myself," where he fearlessly addresses therapy, societal pressures, and misconceptions about masculinity. Josh also tackles the idea that women sometimes only want men to express relatable emotions, and explains how that plays out in real dynamics. Beyond the laughs, Josh emphasizes the importance of accepting that constant happiness isn't realistic, advocating for contentment in simply being "fine." Plus, gain valuable tips on navigating today's news cycle without feeling overwhelmed after his experience on The Daily Show.

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Comedian Donnie Sengstack joined us to talk about his comedy career so far and how it may look a little different than others. Donnie opens up with genuine humor, sharing stories of navigating a world where his stutter isn’t always understood. From encounters with doubters to those who misinterpret his intentions, Donnie’s comedy journey is uniquely his own.

He also shares his secret passion for knowing why a town became a town and what his on-the-road routine includes.

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Alison joined Amber and Melanie to teach them about the incredible healing power of sound therapy. Explaining the history and science behind aligning and recalibrating your nervous system, and how it can be used physically and emotionally. Amber was hot off a mini session and was feeling all the calm vibes while having so many questions about what was happening in her body in real time. Alison is truly lovely and you can check out more about her, and her events here!

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Produced by Kaylee Harmon - Dewey Comedy Productions

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