In an early morning phone call interview, Steven Wright admitted that while he’s always loved doing comedy, he was surprised that during the COVID shutdown, he wasn’t really missing it. “It’s not because I don’t love it, or didn’t want to do it. It was an interesting experience for me…

As an independent podcaster, I have to admit that my career has been more of an extended hobby. That being said, I’ve had some of the greatest experiences of my life with my self-produced shows, and I thought it would be fun to go down memory lane to share a…

When I say I’m a Guy Fieri fan, you have to know how much I genuinely mean it. What started as sort of a tongue in cheek relationship has developed into a full-blown obsession. I’ve dressed as Guy for Halloween (forcing my husband into the sash-wearing complimentary costume of Mayor…

The mysterious assistant coach in Apple TV’s Ted Lasso is actually the show’s Jiminy Cricket I’ve got a rule of thumb when it comes to things that quickly catch fire in American zeitgeist culture: don’t get sucked in immediately; you never know what the content will actually be. I still…

The first season of the HBO dark comedy The Righteous Gemstones shone a hilariously unflattering light on the hypocrisy that is often present within American Evangelical Megachurches. The Gemstone family spends the majority of the first season dealing with a blackmailer who threatens to unravel the family, and their ministry…

There’s a certain kind of person I typically associate as a “church-goer.” Growing up in my Southern Baptist community in Florida, I saw an archetype of people that were exactly what you’d expect them to be — especially if you’ve been watching HBO’s other current delight, The Righteous Gemstones. …