Misery Loves Mandy

They are miserable about the stigma that antidepressants kill creativity, performance anxiety, and the struggle to stay productive without burning out.In this special episode of 'Misery Loves Mandy' for Mental Health Awareness Month, Mandy sits down with Macey Isaacs and Bijan Zarrabi, hosts of the podcast 'SSRI'M OK.' The discussion covers a wide range of topics, including mental health, depression, anxiety, and the stigmas associated with these conditions. Bijan, a psychiatrist, shares professional insights while the group also explores the intersection of mental health and creativity, how antidepressants affect people, and tips for achieving a balance between personal life and professional ambitions. Tune in for an engaging and informative conversation that also touches on personal anecdotes and the challenges of life in comedy.

Mandy is miserable about breaking her no-drinking streak, friends who show up with surprise plus-ones, and men with unruly bushes killing the mood.In this episode of 'Misery Loves Mandy,' host Mandy Martino discusses a bizarre incident caught on camera involving an Amazon delivery driver. Mandy also shares her recent achievements in comedy and her reflections on breaking her four-month-long no-drinking streak during a Disney trip. She dives into personal and hilarious anecdotes about adult Disneyland experiences, maintaining sobriety, and her ongoing love affair with weed. In addition, Mandy vents about the annoyance of friends bringing third parties to hangouts, gives unfavorable opinions on men with unkempt bushes, and dissects the implications of using AI-generated breakup texts. She also contemplates the financial challenges of raising children and comments on the absurd prices of preschools. The episode concludes with Mandy humorously reacting to viral internet content and a teaser for an upcoming mental health-focused episode.

Shapel & Matty are miserable about awkward men's steam rooms, teachers dishing out whoopins, and the complete lack of gym etiquette.Join Mandy and her two besties, Matty Chymbor and Shapel Lacey, in this hilarious episode of 'Misery Loves Mandy.' The trio dives into outrageous 'Would you rather' scenarios, share their latest jokes, and catch up on all things life. From enduring a freezing cold wedding to reminiscing about outdated technology, they cover it all. The group also tackles crazy crowd behavior at golf courses, laments horrible restaurant experiences, and shares funny observations from their daily lives. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and check out the Patreon for more exclusive content!

Danny is miserable about meeting his hero, being cheated on and having ADHD.In this episode of Misery Loves Mandy, comedian Mandy is joined by Danny Dunn. They dive into some of the most hilarious and awkward moments in Danny's stand-up career, including an unforgettable Chris Angel story from his childhood. They discuss the ups and downs of live performances, dealing with hecklers, and the craft of comedy. Mandy and Danny also chat about living with A.D.H.D, the experiences of being a comedian, and much more. Don't miss out on their amusing anecdotes and insightful conversation. Make sure to like, subscribe, and join the Patreon for more exclusive content!

Josh & Chase are miserable about chain restaurant shame, DMT journeys that stalled, and obnoxious public voice-to-texters.Join Mandy and guests Chase O'Donnell and Josh Potter in this hilarious episode of Misery Loves Mandy. The comedians share their experiences from previous Cinco de Mayo celebrations, discuss their struggles with drinking, and delve into the highs and lows of therapy. Chase and Josh explore the effects of substances like alcohol, weed, and even DMT. From dealing with awkward yoga class moments to trips to the ER, this episode is packed with laughter, relatable rants, and some unexpected life lessons. Don't miss out on their funny anecdotes and genuine camaraderie. Like, subscribe, and share with a friend!

BK is miserable about whimsical strangers third-wheeling his walks, embarrassing childhood plays, and almost staying in ROTC before a well-timed weed revelation saved him from military life.Join Mandy as she hosts comedian BK Sharad on this week's episode of Misery Loves Mandy. The duo dives into their mutual disdain for Airbnbs, recounts memorable (and occasionally awkward) school performances, and shares how weed played a pivotal role in BK's life. Listen in as they chat about the comedic gold found in everyday mishaps, from embarrassing childhood plays to navigating life on the road. Don't miss their discussion on the unique charm of Denver's comedy scene, the pitfalls of Airbnbs, and a lively debate on whether to stick with LA or branch out to New York. Plus, get a sneak peek into BK's upcoming podcast, "Brown Word Spiral." Like, subscribe, share, and check out the Patreon for an extended chat about BK's dating misadventures!

Macey & Audrey are miserable about chaotic Easter traditions, being dragged to church for communion, and the terror of having to sit on a creepy Easter Bunny's lap.Join host Mandy, along with comedians Audrey Stewart and Macy Isaacs, for a special Easter episode where they dive into their miserable yet funny Easter moments, share chaotic family traditions, and discuss the quirks of growing up. 

Ryan is miserable about poorly timed lactose intolerance, old-school bringer shows, and obnoxiously loud eaters.Welcome back to another episode of Misery Loves Mandy! This week, comedian Ryan Gold joins the show to discuss the rollercoaster journey of being a comedian. From reminiscing about the dark days of bringer shows to unexpected realizations like lactose intolerance, Ryan and Mandy navigate the highs and lows of their careers with humor. You'll hear entertaining stories about SNL, embarrassing moments, and even a playful take on street smarts. Don't forget to check out this week's Misery Loves Company story on Patreon for more hilarious content!

Leah is miserable about phones listening to her every move, getting hooked on Temptation Island, and falling victim to a farm prank.Join Mandy on this episode of 'Misery Loves Mandy' as she chats with comedian Leah Lamar about everything from ADHD to their shared obsession with 'Temptation Island.' They dive deep into hilarious and cringeworthy stories, discuss reality TV drama, and share their thoughts on the emotional whirlwind of the show. Plus, Leah reveals an unbelievably awkward story about a farm family prank and how she navigates her comedy career. Tune in for laughs, shocking confessions, and a lot of fun!

Mandy is miserable about attending weddings, friends settling in marriage, and people who act like their parents' divorce was a deep trauma.In this solo episode of Misery Loves Mandy, Mandy dives deep into the world of marriage, weddings, and the highs and lows that come with them. She discusses the financial burdens of attending weddings, resort fees, and the emotional tales behind some of her jokes about marriage and divorce. She shares personal anecdotes and rants about friends settling in relationships, fascinating statistics about wedding costs by state, and the complex dynamics of long-term relationships. Mandy also touches on TV shows like 'Love is Blind' and dives into reality TV relationship success rates. To wrap things up, she shares a heartwarming story about a Shrek-themed wedding and asks listeners to send in their embarrassing pee stories for the next episode.

Chris Estrada is miserable about bicyclists taking over the road, fighting nature's call on a hiking date, and realizing his teenage cyber crushes were probably dudes.In this episode of 'Misery Loves Mandy', host Mandy welcomes comedian Chris Estrada. They delve into some of his most miserable moments, including a hilarious story about shitting his pants on a hike. Chris also shares insights into his hit show 'This Fool' on Hulu, discusses the animosity towards bicyclists, his upcoming projects, and the intricacies of personal humor. Watch to find out how Chris transforms life's toughest moments into comedy gold.

Chase O'Donnell is miserable about Irish exits, being forced to wear green, and the burden of always following the rules.Join Mandy and Chase O'Donnell in this special episode of 'Misery Loves Mandy' as they celebrate St. Patrick's Day! They dive into topics like Irish exits, the cultural significance of wearing green, affectionate gestures, and whether it's okay to speak in an Irish accent. The conversation is filled with humor and personal anecdotes, including Chase's stand-up experiences, the 'let them' theory by Mel Robbins, and the challenges of dating as a comedian. Celebrate the holiday with fun facts, trivia, and traditional Irish toasts. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share with a friend! Happy St. Patrick's Day!

Justine is miserable about giving handjobs, the Blake and Justine drama, and undressing way too early at the doctor's office.In this week's episode of Misery Loves Mandy, host Mandy welcomes comedian Justine Marino. They dive into hilarious and uncomfortable stories, from bad hand jobs to the complexities of Hollywood drama involving Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni. They also discuss podcasting adventures, movie reviews, and the curious mishaps at the doctor's office. Stick around for laughs, behind-the-scenes insights, and tales of misery turned into comedy gold. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and check out their Patreon for even more content!

Mandy is miserable about panic hugging, hate-watching Love Is Blind, and the unsettling reality of belly button hygiene.Welcome to the first solo episode of 'Misery Loves Mandy'! Mandy dives into personal and embarrassing hygiene stories, explores listeners' awkward confessions, and shares her lighthearted take on modern dating shows. Laugh along as she discusses her misadventures with ChatGPT, unforeseen travel anxieties, and unexpected moments of hilarity. Don't miss the Weekly Wiener segment or her thoughts on outrageous reality TV dating shows. Tune in for laughs, relatable stories, and a few surprising lessons!

Shapel is miserable about unwelcomed boners, past drinking escapades and awkward romantic encounters.Join Mandy on this episode of 'Misery Loves Mandy' as she dives into uncomfortable past experiences with her returning guest, Shapel Lacey. They discuss embarrassing boner stories, Shapels's past drinking escapades, and the awkwardness of early romantic encounters. Plus, get a peek into what happens when customer service fails and the misery of unexpected infatuations. Don't forget to like and subscribe, and head over to Patreon for the unfiltered, extended version of the episode!

Maddi is miserable about men with accents, sneezing so hard it threw her lumbar out, her friend piercing her ears without numbing it.On this episode of Misery Loves Mandy, comedian Maddi Mays joins Mandy to discuss their 'Hot Moms,' the hilarity of the Wiggles remake, and how British (or any) accents just aren't as sexy anymore. They dive into amusing and embarrassing stories, including Maddie's mishap while giving head and Mandy's battle with overactive bladder. Prepare for lots of laughs and some unexpected revelations. Plus, discover why they believe Chili's is more than just a restaurant chain. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and check out the Patreon for more unfiltered content.

Chase & Lane are miserable about overlooking red flags, catching the ick, and uncovering their attachment styles.Join Mandy and her galentines Chase O'Donnell and special guest, relationship coach Lane Allison, in this Valentine's Day special episode of Misery Loves Mandy! The trio discusses everything from red flags, bad dates, and when to get intimate to personal dating stories and expert relationship tips. Don't miss exclusive Patreon content on love bombing. Grab your favorite drink and celebrate Galentine's Day with us while learning valuable dating insights!

Matty Chymbor is miserable about his dad faking cancer, his therapist falling asleep on him, and getting stuck on the wrong side of the table.In this episode of 'Misery Loves Mandy,' Mandy welcomes comedian Matty Chymbor as they discuss their miserable yet hilarious experiences. Matty shares a shocking revelation about his father faking cancer, and they both delve into the frustrations of finding a good therapist. The conversation touches on awkward restaurant service, social media etiquette, and navigating awkward social scenarios. Don't miss out on their humorous perspectives on dealing with life's unexpected and uncomfortable moments. Make sure to like, subscribe, and check out the Patreon for more exclusive content!

The girls are miserable about their phone addictions, social media slip-ups, and awkward mishaps in front of their partner's family.In this episode, comedians Mandy, Audrey, and Shaena share their funny and embarrassing experiences. They discuss how these moments have desensitized them, making real-life embarrassments easier to handle. The conversation highlights the importance of celebrating small wins and maintaining a positive outlook, even when facing setbacks. The trio also talks about their New Year's resolutions and the impact of recent events on their goals and perspectives.

Mike Masilotti is miserable about getting bitten by a dog, his terrible evacuation packing skills, and bombing onstage in front of thousands before he even started comedy.In this episode of 'Misery Loves Mandy,' host Mandy welcomes comedian Mike Mazzalotti to discuss their experiences with the LA fires, dog bites, and misadventures in comedy. They share laughable moments about what they packed during evacuations and delve into the peculiarities of living through tragic events. The duo recounts personal stories of misfortune that turned into comedic gold, including Mike's most embarrassing moment onstage before his comedy career and how he crafted these experiences into his act. The conversation also touches on navigating clean vs. dirty humor in stand-up, the value of genuine storytelling, and Mike's new comedy book 'Comedy is for Dummies.' Don't miss out on their insightful discussions and hilarious banter. Tune in and remember to like, subscribe, and check out the Patreon for exclusive content!

Macey Isaacs is miserable about losing her two front teeth, getting ghosted by ChatGPT in a crisis, and getting rear-ended twice in one month.In this lively episode of 'Misery Loves Mandy,' host Mandy welcomes back comedian Macy Isaacs. They dive into a story from Macy's high school basketball days, where a collision left her teeth in an unexpected place. The conversation spans topics such as the etiquette of canceling plans, trying to do New Year's resolutions right, and the relatable quirks of using AI as a digital counselor. Tune in for humor rooted in life's unexpected and often ridiculous moments!

Chase O'Donnell and Mandy are miserable about not having party conversation confidence, horrible hangovers and not achieving their 2024 resolutions. 

Matty Chymbor is miserable about scratcher tickets as presents, Trans-Siberian Orchestra's dramatic flair, and surviving Christmas work partiesIn this Christmas edition of Misery Loves Mandy, host Mandy Martino welcomes back guest Matty Chimber. The duo dives into a variety of festive topics including re-gifting, best and worst Christmas gifts, odd Christmas song lyrics, and their unique holiday traditions. They humorously explore the age of Jesus and the quirks of Christmas celebrations in less traditional climates. The episode also features their thoughts on holiday stress, awkward Christmas work parties, and the tricky dynamics of gift-giving in new relationships. Mandy and Matty share personal anecdotes, including Matty's experience helping Mandy's dad with an elaborate Christmas light display and their memories of childhood Christmases.

M.K. Paulsen is miserable about short couches, overthinking conversations and performing with a peg leg.In this episode of Misery Loves Mandy, Mandy welcomes comedian MK Paulsen. They delve into a variety of topics including peg legs, short couches, stocks, and humorous anecdotes about mishaps in dating and life. MK shares stories about performing with a medical peg leg, awkward social interactions, and server nightmares, illustrating how they turn miserable moments into comedy. The conversation also touches on investments in quantum computing, hilarious dreams, and the unique camaraderie found in the service industry.

Riley Lassin is miserable about Russian doll dilators, getting a bloody nose mid-dirty, and a traumatizing trip to the gyno at 13.

Brittany Ross is miserable about getting roasted by her 4-year-old daughter, growing up thinking Lifetime movies meant she'd be murdered, and using a kiosk while a person stands right there.

Chase O'Donnell and Audrey Stewart are miserable about overthinking themselves into dementia, relentless people-pleasing, and the disappointing hype of Thanksgiving Day food.

Sam Salem is miserable about clueless sidewalk wanderers, shopping cart abandoners, and guys who insist on wearing shorts on planes.

Nicole Aimee Schreiber and Jessica Michelle Singleton are miserable about poor elevator etiquette, relentless allergy attacks, and dealing with fake laughers.

My mom is miserable about having a Christmas Eve birthday, her name change that never fully stuck, and the sleepless nights brought on by a full moon.

Chase and Matt are miserable about wearing the wrong costumes, overly hands-on haunted houses, and painfully awkward introductions.

Brittany Brave is miserable about Facebook oversharers, her WikiFeet ratings, and getting ambushed by unexpected phone calls.

Maxx Eddy is miserable about running shirtless, frustrating return policies, and the ridiculous reasons he's been dumped.

Shaena Rabbani & Audrey Stewart are miserable about tilted uteruses, middle names, and horrible stand up shows. 

Chris Porter is miserable about drinking too much caffeine, heartburn from beers and getting hit in the head with a golf ball.

Fizaa Dosani is miserable about big dog discrimination, getting caught on a ring cam and nervous belly aches.

Shapel Lacey is miserable about stepping in human poo, anger management emojis, and the AC breaking at multiple shows.

Fumi Abe is miserable about gen z's, condom inflation and no longer having 20 year old energy. 

Laura Severse is miserable about getting a terrible '80s haircut, constantly falling down, and getting fired for accidentally sending an inappropriate email to her entire company.

Francisco Ramos is miserable about people snooping in his fridge, having a resting a**hole face and how "sorry" has become the default expression when offering condolences.

Lisa Wallen is miserable about her tax bracket, kindness mistaken for flirting, and the awkward moment people realize a joke is about them.

Mary Basmadjian is miserable about putting on socks, people not putting their grocery cart away and the pain of getting waxed.

Brent Pella is miserable about Clear agents, yoga instructors and silent letters. 

Danny Jolles is miserable about hoktua girl haters, being bullied and his house setting on fire.

Leslie Liao is miserable about being scammed by a contractor, getting her makeup stolen and the fact that there is no training when it comes to dating.

Shaena Rabbani is miserable about wording sayings wrongs, peeing her pants in school and lazy parents.

Chase O'Donnell and Mandy celebrate the 4th by testing their American History, talking about Bridgerton and what's more American than social anxiety.

Chinedu Unaka is miserable about shoe limitations, bed wetting as a kid and when cars speed up when you try to merge.

Dana Moon is miserable about hiding her self help books, performing on a cruise and having f*k'd up sex fantasies.

Paul Virzi is miserable about