Podcasts about hopefully we don't break up

You've seen them on Comedy Central, HBO, MTV, TruTV, and more, and you've heard them on their own podcast Hopefully We Don't Break Up. It's Will Miles and Giulia Rozzi, and man is their story lit! Here's five words to describe this episode: this one is pure fire.

Giulia Rozzi joins me today to talk about being an empath and her journey as a stand-up. I met Giulia in New York 7 years ago. She’s always been funny, intuitive, honest, and great to hang out with. Giulia thought she was depressed until learning that she was an empath. We talk about what it’s like to feel the emotion of an entire room all at once. She has great insights into how to navigate the world as an empath and what books helped her along the way. Giulia hosts the live show FEELINGS: A Talk Show With Giulia Rozzi and co-hosts the podcast Hopefully We Don't Break-Up with her boyfriend comedian Will Miles. Check out @hwdbupodcast to see some brilliant honest relationship advice. This is an episode about intuition and the constantly evolving state of who we are. Links mentioned in this episode: http://rainbowbrainskull.com http://raminnazer.com This podcast was recorded at Rainbow Brainskull Studios in Los Angeles, CA.

Today's episode is with stand up comedian, Will Miles! Will is originally from Chicago, but has been performing in New York City for several years now where he was named one of 10 Comics to Watch by Comedy Central and Brooklyn Magazine named him one of the 50 Funniest Comics. Jason and Will have an illuminating discussion about learning from Steve Martin, performing stand up, how to approach doing an open mic, developing material, having an important voice in your work, and working with Chris Gethard on The Chris Gethard Show, and much more! Will cohosts the venerable show Comedy at the Knitting Factory and a podcast called Hopefully We Don't Break Up. Twitter: @MrWillMiles, @HWDBUPodcast, @ThereItIsPod Facebook: @WillMilesComedy, @ThereItIsPod

The Moth Grand Slam winner, standup and podcaster (Hopefully We Don't Break Up) shares about being raised by Italian immigrant parents who worried a lot and her "high school brain" that still worries about being left out or gossiped about. Follow Giulia on Twitter @GiuliaRozzi Visit her website www.GiuliaRozzi.com  Check out her podcast www.HopefullyWeDontBreakup.com  Follow her on Instagram www.instagram.com/grozzi This episode is sponsored by Young Health's Probimune. Sign up for automated delivery and get your first bottle free (plus $6.75 shipping). Go to www.Probimune.com and use offer code MENTAL This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. For a free week of online counseling go to www.BetterHelp.com/mental This episode is sponsored by MadisonReed. For 10% off your first color kit plus free shipping, go to www.Madison-Reed.com and use offer code HAPPY This episode is sponsored by ZipRecruiter. To post your job ads free go to www.ZipRecruiter.com/first This episode is sponsored by Zola wedding registry. Receive $50 when you register and use Zola. Go to www.Zola.com/mental For info or tix to the live recording of the podcast in Oakland on Feb 22 & 23 (Wed & Thurs) go to www.EastBayExpress.com/mental Support the podcast by becoming a monthly donor via Patreon (and get free rewards from Paul) www.Patreon.com/mentalpod

Matt and Andrew talk to comedian, writer, and actress Giulia Rozzi (co-host of the Hopefully We Don't Break Up podcast) about the trouble with "advice coffee," the joys of co-hosting a podcast with your significant other, and what to do with your laptop when you go to the bathroom at a coffee shop. Today's podcast is brought to you by audible.com - get a FREE audiobook download and 30 day free trial at www.audibletrial.com/SIBSB. Over 180,000 titles to choose from for your iPhone, Android, Kindle or mp3 player.