Podcast appearances and mentions of angelina spicer

Beloved comedian Angelina Spicer didn't set out to become a spokesperson for the realities of postpartum depression. In fact, she calls herself an "accidental activist" speaking out about it. But having lived through a terrifying case herself which resulted in hospitalization, she decided she needed to help spread the word and help other mothers. In the years since, Angelina has lobbied for legislative action to support mothers and other birthing persons, helped those across the world who struggle with postpartum depression, and is preparing for an upcoming national tour. Did we tell you she also makes millions of people laugh on a regular basis? So, we can't imagine a better person to go deep with about postpartum depression. Join us for today's episode-- from Angelina's personal story and the surprising thing that crossed her mind when she prepared to be hospitalized, to the cultural pressures on mothers and parents, the power of community and laughter, the joys and pains of real parenthood rather than the Instagram version, and the stigma that still faces so many people suffering with postpartum depressionAnd hear more about the documentary she is working on-- which you can support here! Follow Baggage Check on Instagram @baggagecheckpodcast and get sneak peeks of upcoming episodes, give your take on guests and show topics, gawk at the very good boy Buster the Dog, and send us your questions!Here's more on Dr. Andrea Bonior and her book Detox Your Thoughts.Here's more on this podcast, which somehow you already found (thank you!)Credits: Beautiful cover art by Danielle Merity, exquisitely lounge-y original music by Jordan Cooper

This episode contains a frank discussion of mental illness that some listeners may find potentially disturbing. Welcome to the one year anniversary of Mamaste with Tanika Ray! There have been times in my life where I felt like I couldn't commit (and times when I definitely didn't…) but I'm proud to say that I've once again proven to myself that I am capable. To put out 52 podcast episodes in a row is not easy, y'all! But I am so glad that I've done it.Today, I'm talking to comedian, mama, and my girlfriend, Angelina Spicer. In addition to being a TikTok sensation, Angelina is also an accidental activist dedicated to normalizing postpartum depression and proving that it can be something to laugh about.Tune in and listen to episode 52 of Mamaste with Tanika Ray. Angelina and I are covering all things mental health, how she describes herself as a mama, and what it's like to be a mama raising a young daughter in the year 2022.In This Episode, You Will Learn:How Angelina's daughter navigates having a Black mother and a white father (14:52)The support Angelina offers when she notices her daughter questioning herself (19:32)Why monitoring the media our kids consume is so important (26:37)What Angelina's PPD looked like and how she was able to come out of it (36:39)A little more about postpartum depression and the ways it can affect women (43:24)Connect with Angelina:InstagramTikTokPostpartum resourcesLet's Connect!WebsiteFacebookInstagramYouTubeTwitter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Justin Hires talks with comedians Kanisha Buss, Angelina Spicer, and Ashley Baca about the challenges of pursuing comedy while having children, being a mom making them funnier,  dudes wanting to have sex with pregnant women, they share shady Hollywood mansion party stories, importance of taking showers and hoe baths before sex, using flirtation to help career, if veteran comedians take female comedians on the road, self producing their comedy specials, list of  the funniest up and coming female comedians, dealing with Postpartum depression, and more.Executive Producer: @JustinHiresProducer: Lee Teharte @itsmeiglee@JustinHires@kanishabuss@angelinaspicer@ashleybaca_Instagram.com/JustinHiresFacebook.com/JustinHiresTwitter.com/JustinHiresYouTube.com/JustJustinTVTikTok: @JustinHiresSnapchat: @JustinHiresText: 727-472-3770Theme song: 'Wit It Dog' by J. Hires

The fun doesn't stop just because you've tied the knot, as these four phenomenal comediennes will attest. Jackie Fabulous is BACK for an all new episode and she is joined by a panel of knockouts: Angelina Spicer, Tacarra Williams, and Vanessa Fraction bring the funny while spilling the truth about being a married woman on the path of standup comedy. But it gets better: the importance of fully functional sperm? dating apps horror stories, anyone? How does a woman in comedy combat the ego of her man when he wants to be the center of attention too? And yes, both sexes have some house cleaning to do before inviting in a permanent tenant into their domicile. This is a teatime you don't want to miss. Featuring: Angelina Spicer | www.instagram.com/angelinaspicer Tacarra Williams | www.instagram.com/tacarracomedy Vanessa Fraction | www.instagram.com/vanessafraction Watch the conversation LIVE on YouTube: www.youtube.com/JackieFabulous Follow Jackie Fabulous on Instagram: www.instagram.com/JackieFabulous For Tour Dates & Merch: www.JackieFabulous.com

Far too often, the crisis around maternal health and maternal mental health support in the United States is underappreciated and even ignored, especially for women of color. This week, March of Dimes President and CEO, Stacey D. Stewart, and comedian and “accidental activist” Angelina Spicer join for a conversation that can truly be a matter … Continue reading Black mamas and the #PostpartumRevolution with Stacey D. Stewart & Angelina Spicer →

What is postpartum depression really like? What does it feel to be a mother that's really in the trenches with depression? An honest, hilarious and insightful conversation with comedian and 'accidental activist', Angelina Spicer.Strap in kids, this is a good one.Her movement and also the title of her documentary, "The Push For Permission" is not only a love letters to all mamas, but a call to action to raise awareness to PPD and hopefully shed the stigma it brings.----------------------ABOUT ANGELINA:Comedian, Creator and “Me-Time” enthusiast Angelina Spicer has built an impressive online presence with her viral comedy sketches. It began as she portrayed Tyra Banks, Beyonce and Nicki Minaj on the Disney web-series Electric Spoofaloo. Her viral success catapulted her career from phone screens to the silver screen, when she appeared in several episodes of hit talk show THE REAL, as well as playing a crazy mix of characters on JIMMY KIMMEL LIVE, and CONAN. Many of her sidesplitting skits have been featured on Huffington Post, The Wall Street Journal, Funny Or Die, WorldStar Hip Hop, Essence magazine, and have been tweeted by countless celebrities including Shonda Rhimes, Taraji P. Henson and Taylor Swift.Angelina became an outspoken advocate for maternal mental health, when she was released from a psychiatric hospital for treatment of Postpartum Depression. It was then that her journey to remove the stigma from the shame from PPD began.The documentary film she is developing 'The Push for Permission' will address her twelve month struggle with postpartum depression. Much like her live standup comedy shows, the film is slated to hilariously depict Spicer’s awkward transition into motherhood, her ridiculous race to return to work, complete denial of her postpartum struggles, her acceptance, recovery and triumphs over the illness.-------------------GUEST LINKS:INSTAGRAM: @angelinaspicerTWITTER: @angelinaspicerTIK TOK: @funnyangelinaspicerDONATE TO DOCUMENTARY: Push for Permission DocFOLLOW ‘Push for Permission’ Movement & Doc: The Push for Permission on IG--------------------Please Subscribe to That One (Blank) Friend on Apple Podcasts & Spotify and follow us on on Social MediaHOST: @saudiarashedSHOW: @thatoneblankfriendWEBSITE: SaudiaRashed.comTickets for my solo show are here for 'Release and Let Go: A Journey of Solo Artists' show streaming live November 7th at the Whitefire Theatre.

Jodi and her guest, actress and comedian, Angelina Spicer jump into topics like postpartum, educating her biracial daughter and how being checked in the psych ward was the best vacation ever.FOLLOWIG/Twitter/FB:@jodimillercomic @angelinaspicer

Talented actress and comedian Angelina Spicer recently shot her first one hour comedy special and is using her platform to bring awareness, action and resources to postpartum mental health. She shares her pregnancy, birth and personal challenges with postpartum which led her to becoming a postpartum mental health advocate warrior. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Annabelle talks with her friend, the MILF of mental health comedian/actress/PPD survivor & advocate Angelina Spicer about what it's like going through quarantine as a mother to an almost 5 year old. They talk about Angelina's daily schedule, she answers kittens parenting & marriage questions through the quarantine & Angelina tells us the new developments of her documentary & Annabelle pays tribute to Wendy Williams.   Follow Angelina @angelinaspicer  Go to her website to learn all about her documentary, buy her merch & more https://www.gofundme.com/f/spicerspostpartumdoc   PRETTY LITTER- Get 20% off the only cat litter that tells you about your cats health prettyl;itter.com promo ADDERALL get a bag that lasts a whole month for under $23!   CALIPER CBD-Get 20% off your first order when you use promo code compliments at TRYCALIPER.COM/compliments.You can try Caliper CBD risk-free for 30 days. If you don’t love it they’ll give you a full refund! promo code COMPLIMENTS for 20% off!

Happy Friday ya'll! Today we really get REAL and RAW on PostPartum Depression, Anxiety, motherhood and so much more! Meet Angelina Spicer- comedian, content creator, truly an accidental activist and amazing mama! Angelina shares her own real and raw story today and how she became an Accidental Activist. Today is definitely a deeper look into postpartum depression and anxiety and all the up's and downs of motherhood that no one really talks about or tells you! Angelina and Ali speak to their own heavy experiences and trauma's. Angelina is also hilariously funny as she is an incredible comedian and now uses her comedy to talk about postpartum depression and hence the #postpartum revolution !! This is a MUST Listen honest episode on everything motherhood, the changes we go through, the traumas, the realness and more! Please help support Angelina and her incredible documentary we talk about on the show: https://www.gofundme.com/f/spicerspostpartumdoc https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/spicerspostpartumdoc/angelina-motherhood-and-postpartum-depression-doc She has already raised so much via kickstarter and others and it's amazing to see the changes she's making for us mama's and mama's to be!! Thank YOU Angelina!! Follow Angelina at : https://www.instagram.com/angelinaspicer https://twitter.com/AngelinaSpicer www.angelinaspicer.com AND HERE'S ALI: www.alilevine.com Instagram.com/ALiLevineDesign Twitter.com/AliLevineDesign Linkedin.com/AliLevineDesign Pinterest.com/AliLevineDesign Follow the podcast as well at : instagram.com/striptddownpodcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ali-levine/support

Hot off the Vegas strip comedy scene, comic Agostino Zoida unleashes his hilarious views on life, love & the battle of the sexes. Also on the bill: Angelina Spicer, Vince D, Kanisha Buss & Roman Campolo. Hosted by Julissa Bermudez and Jose Sarduy.

There's a lot of information being thrown at parents when a baby is on the way: how to make a birth plan, what kind of car seat to get, what shots the baby will need, and on and on. Comedian and actor Angelina Spicer thinks a frank discussion of postpartum depression doesn't get included in there nearly as much as it should. She recalls what happened when her driven and determined approach to her career ran head-first into a depression she never expected. You can pre-order John's book at bit.ly/HilariousWorldBook. Follow us on Twitter: @THWofD. Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/thwod. Support our show today: hilariousworld.org/donate Check out our sponsors this week: DoorDash - Download the app and use promo code WORLD Native - nativedeodorant.com with code WORLD Calm - calm.com/WORLD Stitch Fix - stitchfix.com/hilarious Quip Oral Care - getquip.com/HILARIOUS Bark Box - barkbox.com/WORLD

Episode 1: Mental Health – You are not alone!Welcome to the Mother of All Shows! In this inaugural episode Kimmy Gatewood dives into a conversation about mental health with two of her closest friends, Rebekka Johnson -a mother, actress and writer, and Kimmy’s comedy partner on Glow, and Amanda Deibert - a tv and comic book writer and mother. They dig into the baby blues, witches, and dealing with depression. Kimmy also talks with stand-up comedian Angelina Spicer about her experience surviving postpartum depression. Angelina is honest about how she uses humor to reduce the stigma around PPD (postpartum for short) and wants women to know they need to ask for help and accept help. Come for the conversation, stay for the baby parade! Interview:Angelina Spicer @angelinaspicer Instagram @angelinaspicer twitterLook out for updates on Angelina's upcoming comedy special/documentary on PPD! Panel:Rebekka Johnson @hellorebekka @hellorebekka twitterAmanda Deibert @amandadeibertofficial @amandadeibert twitter Resources: https://www.thebluedotproject.org/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, comedienne Angelina Spicer (@angelinaspicer) discusses her battle w/ postpartum depression/anxiety & ending up in the psych ward! Support Angelina's documentary-  www.angelinaspicer.com Subscribe, share and follow us on social media! Mommy Needs A Break @MNABPodcast

Comedian and mental health advocate, Angelina Spicer and Lisa bond on how therapy, psych wards and meds saved their lives.

In this weeks episode The What’s The Hook crew discuss the struggles of Postpartum Depression with Angelina Spicer.

We're talking about "The Comedian," the first episode of the Jordan Peele Twilight Zone reboot. What's the deal with the mythology behind stand up comedians? (Seinfeld voice)Does being a "content creator" mean you have to give it up all up, including your personal safety and privacy if you're a woman? And finally, our Take Action this week: support comedian Angelina Spicer's comedy special and documentary on Kickstarter about postpartum depression.

Postpartum depression---and comedy. You might be surprised that anyone can join the two, but my guest today has a passion for women who are suffering as she did, and she hopes to raise awareness and erase the stigma around postpartum depression (PPD). Because of what she has been through, she is committed to using her talents to help change the outcomes for others. Angelina Spicer is a comedian, actress, social media influencer, wife, and mother. A cum laude graduate of Howard University, Angelina has smartly delved deep for comedy that’s authentic, transparent, and relatable. By using her social media platform, she became an outspoken advocate for maternal mental health after she was admitted to a psychiatric facility for treatment of PPD. It was then that her journey to remove the stigma of the shame and guilt associated with PPD began. She became the 2018 Spokeswoman for The Blue Dot Project, lobbied on Capitol Hill, helped pass three new pieces of legislation for new moms in California, and has been featured in USA Today and Essence magazine. She’s now channeling her efforts into making a documentary film about her experience with PPD. Show Highlights: How Angelina became an “accidental activist” After her daughter’s birth, she felt “off” and disconnected from everything she loved, “blindsided by all the curveballs of motherhood” Her breaking point--8 months postpartum--when she was happy to have relief by being admitted to the hospital Why she wants to give other moms the help they need How she decided to do a documentary about her story once she became comfortable with sharing her truth Why transparency is the key to bringing humor to a heavy topic Angelina’s unique, humorous perspective to PPD and motherhood The transformative process after PPD and how “the path reveals itself” The more we open up about PPD, the more others will feel cool about sharing their struggles How we should focus on eliminating the social stigma of PPD so mothers will feel comfortable talking to their doctors How Angelina is “all in” with advocacy since she “came out of the PPD closet” on social media Angelina’s upcoming work in bringing more awareness to PPD The Kickstarter to help finish production on her documentary---and how you can help! Resources: Find out more about Angelina and her Kickstarter campaign: Angelina Spicer Find Angelina on Instagram and Twitter _____________________________________________________ This episode is supported by Ritual Prenatal and Ritual Essential for Women.  Mom & Mind listeners get 10% off during your first three months! Visit ritual.com/MOMANDMIND to start your ritual today. Use code MOMANDMIND

Annabelle has comedian & postpartum depression advocate Angelina Spicer on to talk about her documentary that's bringing awareness to maternal mental health, how to stop intrusive negative thoughts as a mom, how to meet a good man & we talk Real Housewives of Atlanta & she explains the shade behind the wigs

On this episode of Shattered Conception I'm talking with comedian, actress, social media influencer, wife and mother, Angelina Spicer.  Spicer has smartly delved deep for comedy that’s authentic, transparent, and relatable. By using her social media platform, she became an outspoken advocate for maternal mental health after she was admitted into a psychiatric facility for a seven day treatment of postpartum depression when her daughter was 8 months old. She was admitted because she had scary thoughts that just would not abate on their own. It was then that her journey to remove the stigma from the shame and guilt associated with a Postpartum Mood and Anxiety Disorder began. She became the 2018 Spokeswoman for The Blue Dot Project, has lobbied on Capitol Hill, and has recently help pass three new pieces of legislation for new moms in California through supporting 2020Mom and the Maternal Mental Health NOW Task Force (which I am also a member). Angelina has also been featured in USA Today & Essence magazine. Additionally, Angelina is about to join MommyCon 2019’s seven-city tour across the United States where she will lead an interactive session about the taboo topic of Postpartum Depression and Anxiety Disorders. In each host city, Angelina will offer a fresh look at PMADS - Postpartum Mood and Anxiety Disorders with honesty, humor, and hope. Each session will conclude with a diverse panel comprised of PMADS experts of various kinds as well as other survivors. Angelina and her guests will offer personal stories, clinical data and local referrals for support and professional help. Angelina is also fund raising for her documentary film titled: ANGELINA (working title). This documentary is about a woman's humorous, raw, and real journey into motherhood. If you would like to support and donate to this important documentary please go to: www.angelinaspicer.com You can reach and learn more about Angelina through her Instagram: AngelinaSpicer She is also offering a give-a-way of 1 VIP ticket (and gift bag) to the NYC Show on April 6th to the first person to private message her through IG. If you enjoyed this podcast episode on Postpartum Mood and Anxiety Disorders please subscribe and take a minute to leave a positive review - and spread the word!! Namaste and Thank you!

Comedian, Actress and Public Speaker and Activist Angelina Spicer gets insta-rupted today. Angelina and Syd go way back and have spent many a night partying to together in the Hollywood Hills and at LA hot spots. Angelina can been seen on Tosh.O, Conan, Jimmy Kimmel as well as in various other sketch comedy bits, plays, and films. She also performs stand up comedy regularly across the country and at the numbers Los Angeles venues. What makes this episode unique is that Angelina opens up about her depression and the time she spent at Las Encinas mental health facility in Pasadena CA. She’s found a way to discuss mental health that doesn’t freak people out and is healing from her past by to traveling around the country and speaking about mental health. Highlights: Eddie Murphy’s house party CBS diversity showcase Las Encinas Post Partum depression Mommy Con Speaking at The World Health Convention Stand up comedy as a women Jimmy Kimmel and Conan Syd Social Media: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/girlinstarupted YouTube – https://www.youtube.com/user/SYDWILDER Instagram – @sydwilder https://www.instagram.com/sydwilder/?hl=en Instagram - @GirlInstarupted https://www.instagram.com/girlinstarupted/?hl=en Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TheRealSydWilder/ Email: Syd@GirlInstarupted.com Angelina Spicer Website: http://angelinaspicer.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/angelinaspicer/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/spicerangelina/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/spicedbell Twitter: https://twitter.com/AngelinaSpicer                          

Bravo has gifted us with FOUR (!!!) new Housewives episodes this week! Comedian Angelina Spicer stops by to recap the premiere of #RHOA. Danny also recaps the new #RHOC, touches on #RHOD, shares his DMX theorem, and gives a lil Southern Charm scoop.#RHOC- 8:30ish#RHOA/Angelina- 23:52ish*To support this pod & for bonus episodes, visit Patreon.com/EverythingIconicLINKS:Instagram.com/DannyPellegrinoTwitter.com/DannyPellegrinoFacebook.com/PellegrinoDannyCameo.com/DannyPellegrinowww.EverythingIconic.com*Sponsored by SamsonTech.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Angelina Spicer talks being a comedian, an activist and representative for postpartum depression, and a mommy! How this funny lady balances it all is real and a struggle, but something she is more than willing to honestly share with all of you. Tune in for this energetic episode on iTunes, Spreaker, Laughable, and wherever else you catch your podcasts! Podcast website: https://www.comedypopupla.com/facialrecognitioncomedySupport the podcast by becoming a patreon!!! Get access to videos and additional content at https://www.patreon.com/FacialRecognitionComedy. Follow @fizaadosani @zahraalilive @pallavigunalan @facialrecognitoncomedy and @comedypopup for information on upcoming shows and podcast information

Angelina Spicer talks being a comedian, an activist and representative for postpartum depression, and a mommy! How this funny lady balances it all is real and a struggle, but something she is more than willing to honestly share with all of you. Tune in for this energetic episode on iTunes, Spreaker, Laughable, and wherever else you catch your podcasts! Podcast website: https://www.comedypopupla.com/facialrecognitioncomedySupport the podcast by becoming a patreon!!! Get access to videos and additional content at https://www.patreon.com/FacialRecognitionComedy. Follow @fizaadosani @zahraalilive @pallavigunalan @facialrecognitoncomedy and @comedypopup for information on upcoming shows and podcast information

Angelina is an actress, a comic, and a mom. We talk about eating on the go, books, false alarms, not recognizing your baby, hustling, post-pardom, being in a psychiatric hospital, leaking on stage, and social media perception. Enjoy our chat! angelinaspicer.com kiracomedy.com karenandkiracanread.com allthingscomedy.com

Friend,Comedian & BlueDot project national spokesperson Angelina Spicer is back to tell us about her trip to Washington DC for the March for Moms where she was the key note speaker. March For Moms is to bring awareness to maternal mental health. We talk more about postpartum depression, her documentary & we share our deep love & respect for Love & Hip Hop Atlanta. Follow Angelina on everything at @angelinaspicer  This episode is brought to you by RITUAL. Ritual is reinventing the experience of vitamins with 9 essential nutrients women lack the most. If you’re ready to invest in your health go to www.ritual.com/Adderall This episode is brought to you by LiquiD I.V. Get 20% off anything you order at Liquid I.V.'s website by going to www.liquidiv.com and enter promo code ADDERALL.  

Annabelle has one of her good friends comedian/creator/influencer & all around superwoman Angelina Spicer as her guest. They talk about how Angelina's dad managed to out RJ the RJ by stealing the show at her wedding,terrible group auditions they went on together, but most importantly- Angelina gives an incredibly honest & funny look into postpartum depression & her personal journey of what she experienced after having her daughter. It's a hilarious & heartfelt talk about mental illness that will make you feel like you're not alone. Angelina is now the national spokesperson for Bluedotproject.org that brings awareness to maternal mental health. Follow her at @angelinaspicer & Angelina will be speaking at the March for Moms Rally May 6th Washington DC-National Mall www.marchformoms.org

Talking with comedian, Angelina Spicer about postpartum depression, labor, and motherhood. Jackelyn and Angelina also compare good vs. bad gifts for Valentines Day and welcome a special surprise guest.

Ep. 148: Angelina Spicer is a very funny person.  She's a comic and actress with multidimensional talent.  She has built a impressive online presence with her portrayal of Tyra Banks, Beyonce and Nicki Minaj on the Disney’s viral Web series Electric Spoofaloo. Some of her work has been featured on The Huffington Post, The Wall Street Journal, The LA Times, and The Hollywood Reporter. As a Stand up Comedian, Angelina has performed for audiences from coast to coast at venues like The Hollywood Improv, Gotham Comedy Club, The World Famous Comedy Store, and opened for Last Comic Standing Winner Dat Phan. Most recently Angelina made her Stand Up television debut on “Stand Up & Deliver”, a comedy special on Jennifer Lopez’s network, NuvoTV. She’s appeared on Tosh.0, Jimmy Kimmel Live, and can be regularly seen as “The Deal Diva” on Fox’s hit talk show The Real, or playing a crazy mix of characters like “Mrs. Butterworth” or “Snow Black” on Conan. Angelina also is a Multiracial family mom.  A Black woman, married to a White man, with a young, Biracial daughter, Angelina is living the Multiracial experience in America, and representing it onstage and in video.  For more on Angelina, please check out her website http://angelinaspicer.com/ Meantime, take a listen here, as she regales Alex with stories about her life, her career, and her family. For more on host, Alex Barnett, please check out his website: www.alexbarnettcomic.com or visit him on Facebook (www.facebook.com/alexbarnettcomic) or on Twitter at @barnettcomic To subscribe to the Multiracial Family Man, please click here: MULTIRACIAL FAMILY MAN PODCAST Intro and Outro Music is Funkorama by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons - By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/  

Co-hosts: Del Harrison welcomes guest host Brian Babylon.Guests: Filmmaker/Comedian Rasheed Stephens, Niles Abston, J.Trenae, Tim Mathis, Kalea McNeill, Tiarre Monique, Angelina Spicer, Robert Zapata, DJ Shawn, Uncle Levi and Nichelle. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Angelina Spicer is a stand up, sketch comedian, actress, and mom of one. Amanda, Betsy, and Angelina discuss getting a dog, PTA shaming, and jumping through hoops.

Ronnie Ray and Angelina Spicer discuss Soul Plane Premiere Party, Her Family, Her Dad's Rap Career, Her Wedding, Webseries, BreastFeeding "Titty Milk", No More Kids and much more.

In this episode, I have the pleasure of chatting with actress/comedian/YouTube star Angelina Spicer, whose credits include: "Sketchy," "Tosh.0," "Electric Spoofaloo," and "Conan." You can see Angelina in the standup special "Standup & Deliver" on Jennifer Lopez's new network NuvoTV on May 21 at 10pm. We talk about everything from doing a Tyra Banks impression to playing Snow Black to talking on the phone with Spike Lee as a kid. ANGELINA SPICER'S BIO A Brooklyn native, Angelina is the eldest daughter of hip-hop pioneer Jimmy Spicer. As a comedic actress, Angelina has built a substantial online presence with her portrayal of Tyra Banks, Beyonce and Nicki Minaj on the Disney's Web series Electric Spoofaloo. Some of her work has been featured on The Huffington Post, The Wall Street Journal, and The Hollywood Reporter. As a Stand up Comedian, Angelina has performed at The Hollywood Improv, The World Famous Comedy Store, Gotham Comedy Club and won the Fresh Faces Stand Up competition at The Ha Ha Comedy Club. She's appeared on VH1's 40 Greatest Hip Hop Songs of the 90's  and can be regularly seen The Yahoo sketch comedy series "Sketchy", or playing a crazy mix of characters like "Mrs. Butterworth" or "Snow Black" on Conan. If you wanna see her outside of Youtube, or Twitter (@AngelinaSpicer) check her out  on "StandUp & Deliver" at 8pm on Jennifer Lopez's new network NuvoTV.

Hey Idiots! I'm joined by Angelina Spicer to talk about Postpartum Depression and how it has effected her and changed the trajectory of her life! It was super insightful and an interesting look at something that's all too often swept under the rug. And she manages to share on it in a light and humorous way which was truly a delight.  She will be speaking on this all over the country to educate and empower others! Keep an eye on her social media for dates and support her endeavors! She's a badass and this is so cool and important! Enjoy! Donate to Angelina's Documentary Fundraiser Follow Angelina on Instagram Follow Angelina on Twitter! Join the Ignorance is #Blessed Patreon for hot bonus content and fun gifts from me on the road! Join the FACEBOOK GROUP and get in the conversation!! Let the group know your favorite part of the episode!! SUBSCRIBE TO MY NEW PODCAST EXistential Crisis Follow the podcast on Twitter! Follow the podcast on Instagram! Follow me on Twitter! Follow me on Instagram! Follow my Facebook page! Subscribe, rate, and review Ignorance is #Blessed on the podcast app! Cover photo by Yoko Haraoka  Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/ignorance-is-blessed1719/donations