Podcasts about benefits of gusbandry

Do you remember a time when you didn’t feel like this? This is the worst question Uncle Cait was asked during therapy. In this episode, we talk all about being raised by wolves, gender identity, and mental health. Caitlin Arlo Weierhauser won Helium Comedy Club’s “Portland’s Funniest Person” Competition in 2017 and was voted Favorite Comedian in the Willamette Week Readers Poll in 2017, and 2018. Caitlin got New Faces at Just For Laughs in Montreal, and came in top 3 at Big Sky Comedy Fest, has performed for Bridgetown Comedy Festival, Bumbershoot, Pickathon & All Jane Comedy Fest. Caitlin can recently be seen on Season 2 of The Benefits Of Gusbandry on Amazon Prime and in the Disney movie Timmy Failure. Uncle Cait and I open the show talking about those awkward stand-up Zoom jobs. Then, Uncle Cait explains what it was like being raised by wolves. In rural Oregon, you just meet people with wolves – apparently it’s a thing there. Growing up, they were never afraid of the wolves, and Uncle Cait was raised like one of the pack. The wolves would always try to lick in their mouth – wolves are weird and want to know what you taste like. Uncle Cait is nonbinary – it feels terrible to enforce their pronouns, but it felt worse that no one would respect it. Uncle Cait is at the point where they use proximity pronouns. Plus, they describe what it’s like to go on auditions as a nonbinary actor. It brings up bad memories from high school – like feeling out of place. At eighteen, Uncle Cait came out as bisexual than in their twenties did some freaky sex stuff. In this Episode: [ 0:30 ] My awkward experience in Portland [ 12:00 ] Say no to Zoom stand up [ 24:40 ] About being raised by wolves [ 19:10 ] How Uncle Cait views gender identity [ 24:50 ] Sexuality, coming out, and online      dating stories [ 33:20 ] Subway is the best job for stoners [ 34:55 ] Mental health and therapy [ 39:50 ] We don’t feel good about comedy [ 47:25 ] Comedy in Vegas [ 49:00 ] Sex and dating with nerds [ 65:20 ] Why we love shit talk Quotes: “Subway is the best job for stoners.” “I love shit talk.” “It’s none of my business what other people      think about me.” “I’ve been compared to James Cordon      eight-hundred times.” Links Mentioned: Uncle Cait’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/UncleCait Uncle Cait’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/unclecait --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/emmawillmannshow/support

Bystanders see more car crashes. Shannon brings in a space heater. No one listens to Marty. Edna exhales. Samuel cleans and waits. And Anjelica never shows up.

Kasper’s on the case. Edna does her crossword. Shannon shares his space heater. Samuel finds the swim caps. Marty pees in the pool. And Anjelica never shows up.

Still no Anjelica. Samuel makes some calls. Shannon marvels at an old magazine. Edna and Marty listen to each other. Kasper solves the case.

Samuel is actually happy. Bystanders are singing. Shannon is depressed. Edna transforms. Marty takes charge. Kasper fumbles.

PDXISH welcomes Alicia J. Rose, artist, creator, photographer—and director/masternind behind the hit web series "The Benefits of Gusbandry." Alicia has just released the second season of this incredibly honest comedy series which tells the story of a 40-year-old woman and her "gusband." The show is a hoot and so is the latest episode of PDXISH. Enjoy!

On this special festival episode, Joey catches up with Alicia J. Rose and Lara Cuddy from The Benefits of Gusbandry, and veterans of the show: Cameron McCasland, Justin Stokes, as well as Kenny Garner and crew.