Podcasts about jessica michelle singleton jmscomedy

Jessica Michelle Singleton (@JMSComedy) drops by with moonshine and face masks to chat with the ladies about personal brands, shitty comedians, and her appearance on Wiki Feet. The ladies also discuss taking random pills, googling yourself, and the ultimate diva: Mariah Carey. They answer a lady problem from a listener who wants to do stand-up casually but is afraid of accidentally copying material. We're doing another movie commentary track for charity! We're watching Death Becomes Her with Karen Kilgariff to benefit Wings of Rescue, an organization that helps animals. Go to WingsofRescue.org to donate $10 or more and email your receipt to MyFavoriteMurderLady@gmail.com to gain access to the commentary track. Get 15% off your first order of Third Love Bras by going to ThirdLove.com/LADY.

Jessica Michelle Singleton (@JMSComedy) joins Eli (@EliOlsberg) to talk about turning pain into art with a one-woman show that stemmed from a ten day silent meditation retreat she went on after a break-up. They also discuss Jessica performing said show every day for a month straight at Edinburg Fringe Festival, they reminisce on the guided meditation class they once did together, and Jessica tries to help Eli determine which house he would most likely belong to if he went to Hogwarts.

It feels almost mandatory in today's America, but is going to college actually the right choice for young people? Is accruing massive debt before entering adulthood, just for the pleasure of getting a head start on your alcohol problem is actually GOOD for its students? Regardless, it's pretty good for helping generate stories if nothing else. On this week's Midnight Breakfast host David Sharp (@DavidAndSharp on Twitter) is joined by educated ladies Jessica Singer (@MissJesskah) and Jessica Michelle Singleton (@JMScomedy) for a sophisticated, intellectual discussion of blackouts, bong rips, sexual indiscretion and occasionally making it to class. Far from the sterile atmosphere of a studio, Midnight Breakfast gives the listener a seat at the cool kids table with some of the most unique personalities in comedy. David and his friends offer a well-balanced meal of intimacy, philosophy, and silliness, with conversations edited for brevity and hilarity.