The Drunkalogues

Episode 88 - Frank Conniff Nov 12, 2024

Frank Conniff has been a stand up and writer and producer for many tv shows like Sabrina the teenage witch but he’s probably best know for his role as TV’s Frank on the Peabody Award winning cult hit Mystery Science Theater 3000 where he also served as a writer.

I discovered Frank as one of the many members of my extended clan of Murray-McDonnell cousins. When I started doing standup, everyone in my family asked me if we had met each other so I started following him on Twitter and discovered he was, in fact, sober. I had his email address from a family group email and here we are...

Rerun - Jamie Niven Nov 05, 2024

My original notes...

Jamie Niven is the son of international movie star and academy award winner for best actor, David Niven. But I really knew him from my parents crowd of waspy New Yorkers spending the summers out on Long Island where he was always the life of the party and where growing up I had rarely seen any of his set get sober. He had a career in finance before becoming an entrepreneur and then spent 20 years at Sothebys where he eventually rose to the position of Chairman of the Americas. He has a long career in philanthropy and currently chairs the Partnership to End Addiction.

RERUN - Clancy Martin Oct 22, 2024

Reposting this as it again proves sadly timely in my community, and Clancy Martin's book is an invaluable resource for suicide prevention.

Clancy Martin is the author of the recently published, highly acclaimed memoire - HOW NOT TO KILL YOURSELF - which is also an enlightened and practical guide to suicide prevention. Clancy speaks from experience as he is the survivor of at least ten attempts to take his own life. And as a recovering alcoholic, he looks at suicide - at least in part - through the lens of addiction. I found the book revelatory and - as someone who regularly contemplates taking his own life - wildly helpful. And I also think the wisdom Clancy shares in this conversation alone could save lives.

Episode 87 - John Machado Oct 10, 2024

John Machado struggled wiht addictoin for years before a doctor's visit necessseitate a meeting with an addiction specilist who helped get him into rehab to begin a long process to recovery.. They say relapse is a part of the process of recovery but this convesation made me think that maybe the road to recovery is paved with all kinds of experiences some of which form the building blocks of a healthy life.

John has published several books including his most recent works BRONZE JAZZ and JOHNNY BLUE AND THE RIGHTEOUS SPIN.

Episode 86 - John Giordano Sep 18, 2024

John Giordano grew up in the Bronx, a child of organized crime and despite joining his first gang at the age of ten managed to save himself from that fate thru his dedication to the discipline of competitive martial arts. But when his recreational drug use spiraled out of control in his twenties, he suddenly found himself on the receiving end of an intervention organized by the same criminals who raised him but also loved him. He made it out the other side, but it was not easy. And he went on to build a small and innovative business empire in the world of rehab and recovery. He has a new book out called The Kid From the South Bronx Who Never Gave Up.

Rerun - Episode 31 - Eric Hahn Jul 26, 2024

Keep seeing Eric in my social media feed, and he is always just so frikken funny, innovative and original. Impecable delivery. Check him out! He talks here a lot here about what it was like to grow up as a gay man in the mid-west!

Eric Hahn is a stand up comedian who grew up in a steel town in Ohio where he started drinking at age 12. He narrowly escaped a career as a butcher before finding his way to Los Angeles via a lucrative career in the restaurant business which was upended when his employers saw his first stand up set on YouTube. I realized Eric was sober via his hilarious twitter feed, and he shared with me here some frank and very very funny stories about coming of age as a gay man in the mid-west.

Episode 85 - David Styne Jul 09, 2024

I first met David when he was an agent at CAA repping the likes of Oliver Stone and other high profile filmmakers and writers. He was part of a powerful club I only got glimpses of and boy did it look fun. But it was also addictive, and he shares here the journey to a more measured form of contententmen.

Episode 84 - Nick Jonsson Jun 25, 2024

Nick Jonsson grew up in Sweden where drinking beer was kind of a way of life. His drinking escalated when he moved to Australia for college and then got out of control when he started working in advertising and PR in Southeast Asia where the ex-pat community thrived in a lively and inexpensive bar scene. His life was turned upside down after a couple job losses and he soon found himself drinking just to make it through the day. Eventually, he was hospitalized and managed through phamaceutical intervention and twelve steps to get sober. When a friend and colleague lost his life to suicide, a message Nick posted on line went viral, and he now divides his time between his work running an executive peer support group and his work as a writer and speaker. He has a new book out, Executive Loneliness, that is available everyhwere.

Episode 83 - Powerful Eric Jun 18, 2024

This episode is largely about addiction to pornography as Powerful Eric struggled for years to overcome his own pornography addiction. Ultimately, he stumbled on a shift in perspective that helped him get well, and he has built on that shift to create a program for other addicts that shares some of the tools I employ as well. While this podcast is largely about drug and alcohol addiction, addictive behaviors share so many similarities and sometimes it just gets harder once alcohol has been removed from the equation!

Episode 82 - Tom Vaughan Apr 23, 2024

I came across Tom Vaughan on twitter and started following him for his helpful screenwriting tips, and then one day he tweeted something about his sobriety and I reached out to see if we would be interested in coming on the pod. He graciously agreed, and I imagined some sort of quasi-scholarly discussion about story structure and sobriety. Little did I realize, Tom and I had crossed paths in my most formative Hollywood years and shared so much in common... not least of all being our penchant for pre-pubescent car theft! You can tune into his many screenwriting resources at storyandplot.com

Rerun - Episode 64 - Nena Woolworth Mar 01, 2024

I interviewed Nena about two years ago...tho it feels like a lifetime. We were just coming out of covid and it was one of the first times I'd been back in the room with a guest. I would say that in the interim, interest in hallucingens has only grown as mushrooms seem to have quickly become both the medicine of choice and the party drug of choice....

here are the original notes!

I've been wanting to do this interview for years.... Nena is a scion of one of America's most famous families and grew up in the rarefied air of upper east side NYC where that legacy was mostly confounding. She initially started out as an interior designer, and we met in LA in the aughts when she was exploring the entertainment biz and we were both aimlessly navigating the cocktail scene, here. We lost touch when I had kids and she was nearly killed by a series of flesh eating bacterial infections. And when we reconnected - both now sober - I asked her if she was still decorating, and she said, "No, I'm a shaman." I love second acts, and this one - that takes us into the world of sacred rituals and medicines (yes, we're talking hallucinogens) is fascinating.

RERUN - Episode 52 - Jenny Aurthur Feb 08, 2024

Sometimes I do a podcast and by the end of the conversation my guest and I are friends for lise. Such was the case with Jenny Aurthur!

Original notes:

Jenny Aurthur grew up in a somewhat nomadic family - traveling in a large bus to organize neighborhoods for the Communist Labor Party, and while her parents never married, they maintained a strong family dynamic. So it was especially traumatic when she lost two members of her family to suicide and then - in sobriety - grieved as her closest friend also took his own life. Despite all that her joy remains in tact and reverberates thru this convo.

Episode 81 - Ryan King Jan 23, 2024

Ryan King moved to Los Angeles as a toddler when his father, Commodores co-founder William King, moved here for work. He was a pretty straight arrow through high school earning himself a coveted spot in the highly competive baseball program at Long Beach State. But booze became his way of belonging and soon his undoing as his alcoholo habit compounded a case of the "yips" that kept him from throwing the ball to first base! Things got slowly worse from there, and he skidded along the bottom without ever hitting it until a relapse on his honeymoon changed everything forever.

Episode 80 - Paul Summers Dec 07, 2023

Paul Summers grew up in Las Vegas Nevada where he had a “eureka” moment at an early age which made him realize that all he wanted to do with his life was play guitar, write music and perform for live audience, and for a while…. That’s exactly what he did. But booze and meth and oxy led him off his path, and it was only when his ex-wife disappeared with his toddler daughter that he realized everything had to change. He has now written a new memoire HIDE and SEEK a Dad’s journey from soulless addiction to sole custody that chronicles his efforts to clean up and regain custody, and we talk here about his journey back to music and the challenge of putting your so-called faith into action

Episode 79 - Clancy Martin Nov 07, 2023

Clancy Martin is the author of the recently published, highly acclaimed memoire - HOW NOT TO KILL YOURSELF - which is also an enlightened and practical guide to suicide prevention. Clancy speaks from experience as he is the survivor of at least ten attempts to take his own life. And as a recovering alcoholic, he looks at suicide - at least in part - through the lens of addiction. I found the book revelatory and - as someone who regularly contemplates taking his own life - wildly helpful. And I also think the wisdom Clancy shares in this conversation alone could save lives.

RERUN - Episode 23 - Lauren Morelli Oct 25, 2023

I loved this episode because I just had no idea what I was getting into, and Lauren was so raw and honest and her story is - in a lot of ways - tough. Especially as a parent! And I loved the way she created a higher power for herself and how it worked! I think about it all the time......

Here are the original notes:

Lauren Morelli is a costume designer who grew up in South Florida experimenting in a range of addictive behavior from an early age. At 17 she found herself on lockdown in state run rehab and somehow found a spiritually and sobriety there strong enough she has stayed sober ever since.

Rerun - Episode 35 - Kosha Dillz Oct 10, 2023

I recorded this episode at Sundance right before the pandemic. I was feeling pretty blue as sometimes happens there, and I went to an AA meeting where I met Kosha Dillz, and he and I went out on a fun, funny night around Park City and recorded this episode the next day.

Here are the original notes...

Rami is a rapper who performs under the stage name Kosha Dillz. He grew up in New Jersey and spent some time in and out of jail before getting sober and finding his calling in the world of music. He won the 2009 Hot 97 Rap Battle at Giants Stadium. He has performed with Snoop Dogg, RZA, Matisyahu to name a few and appeared at Sundance and SXSW. Follow him @koshadillz

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Episode 78 - Jono Hart Sep 18, 2023

I met Jono Hart when we were both climbing the Hollywood ladder in the 90s, and we traded small talk and jokes at innumerable cocktail parties before both getting sober at about the same time. And while I have used the 12 steps as a model, he has largely followed his own heart. Weirldy, both paths share a lot of similarities. We recently re-connected over our shared love of the mountains and he has been invaluable in getting me and my kids back into the wilderness.

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RERUN - Episode 44 - David G. Aug 22, 2023

I love this episode b/c David is so damn articulate and wise and he recognizes patterns in his own behavior that prove insturmental in changing it. It's also a great story...

Orignal notes:

David G was raised in a religious cult where he learned early on to keep his family's membership secret. It was a lesson that would serve him too well as his alcoholism deepened and yet he still managed to keep it from everyone close to him until the burden of his addiction proved too much. He got help and came to understand that his self-worth need not be tied to his failure or accomplishments.

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Episode 77 - Sean F. Aug 07, 2023

Sean grew up in Long Beach where he was the son of a single mom and absentee dad. He discovered crack and meth at an early age, and when he graduate from high school he went off and joined the circus - Bread and Puppet - the experimental theater group based in Glover, VT. The skills he picked up at Bread and Puppet led to a very successful career in light design, but his crack and meth habit gave way to heroin and speedballs. He soon found himself mired in several disfuntional relationships when - almost by chance - he stumbled into a twelve step meeting and just kept coming back. He's so funny and honest and - as I've gotten to know him - full of wisdom.

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Rerun - Episode 33 - Zander Schloss Jul 25, 2023

I loved recording this episode. I didn't have a clue how to record music and I was terrified that I was going to disappoint Zander with my audio and it felt like magic to listen to him play in my daughter's bedroom which seemed like it maybe had the best acoustics in the house.

Original notes:

This is a very special episode. Zander Schloss - the bass player for the seminal punk band The Circle Jerks - brought his guitar to this session, and he not only tells an amazing story of his career in music, the steep toll of addiction and his hard fought journey thru recovery but he also plays original songs that reflect the long, complex path of his life. This is a story of acceptance and surrender but also of persistence.

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Episode 76 - Annie Jun 22, 2023

I've fantasized about having every guest back to catch up with them and hear how they've changed and how their recovery has evolved, but it hasn't yet happened... until now! Annie appeared on an early season of the podcast to talk alcohol recovery, and now she is back - 4 and a half years later - to talk about her journey through sex and love addiction. They say if you've been sober long enough and you're not in another 12 step progam, you're just not being honest with yourself. Well, Annie is being very honest with herself and you can learn more about her journey through sex and love addiction on her own podcast SEX AND LOVE IN RECOVERY.

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Episode 75 - Sonia Kahlon Jun 01, 2023

The daughter of Inidan immigrants, Sonia grew up in Toronto and went on with her husband of 18 years to form and expand a multi-location orthodontic practice. But when they realized their dream of selling the business, Sonia had to ask herself: what next. The first thing she did was quit drinking, but when her husband then suddenly left her she had to really re-evaluate who she was and what she wanted from life. She has gone on to form a curated peer support group for people struggling with addiction - EverBlume - and we talk here about what it really means to set your own self-worth.

Rerun - Dixie Perkinson May 18, 2023

Apologies for another rerun! I've had trouble booking guests so if you have a story you'd like to share or know someone who would... hit a boy up!

Dixie Perkinson is an actor who has appeared in commercials for just about everything. She is also a comedian and storyteller whose blog - Eat My Prune - focuses on the kinds of stories people are uncomfortable telling. Her empathy and openness and humor radiate through every anecdote she shares.

Rerun - Episode 2 - John Lehr May 01, 2023

Apologies for the radio silence. I got busy with work and this little side project took the back seat. Here's a taste from the vault to keep you engaged!

John Lehr is an improvisational actor and comedian out of the Chicago Improv scene who has created and starred in a number of TV shows including "Quick Draw" and "10 Items or Less." Here he talks about his unlikely path to sobriety. He's funny.

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Episode 74 - Marci Hopkins Mar 21, 2023

Marci Hopkins grew up in an alcoholic home where she was the victim of sexual abuse at the hands of her step-father. While she managed to escape that world and chart a successful path for herself in television, she suffered from a persistent sense of victimhood that she treated with alcohol abuse. When a DUI finally forced her to re-evaluate her choices and get sober, she reinvented herself completely - dispensing with her old notions of perfection and prioritizing fulfillment.

She is now the author a recent memoir - Chaos To Clarity: Seeing The Signs and Breaking The Cycles as well as an award winning TV host and Creator of Wake Up With Marci. Won’t you please welcome marci Hopkins.

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Episode 73 - Adam K. Mar 08, 2023

I heard Adam K share the tiniest snippet of what it was like to grow up as a child of deaf adults (CODA), and I just wanted to hear more. His parents were not saints: they were all too human, and he struggled from an early age under the weight of the immense responsibility they thrust on him to care for them. Growing up in West Covina as the only jew in an ethnically diverse community, Adam eventually found an escape in pot and rap music and like so many stories in recovery a chance encounter changed everything.

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Rerun - Episode 17 - Adele Hare Feb 27, 2023

Shaking off some rust here as I get ready to do some new interviews... This is a wild and interesting story told with great humor and zero pity. From stripping to sex work to sobriety. This delights me...

Adele Hare is a food service manager here in Los Angeles. She works in the fields of mental health and addiction and is currently studying to get her certificate in substance abuse treatment. Her story takes her to some pretty dark and funny places as she tries to fill that hole in her soul before finally re-connecting with some deeply buried innocence and finding a way to become an adult.

Episode 72 - Patrick McCartney Dec 06, 2022

Patrick McCartney came of age in the Chicago improv scene in the early nineties where he worked with the likes of Del Close and toured with Amy Poehler and Tina Fey in the Second City Touring Company. But it wasn’t long before his early exploration of drugs and alcohol blossomed into a full blown heroin problem and rules like “I’ll never use before going on stage” became “I’ll never go on stage if I’m not using.” Heroin use eventually gave way to crack addiction, and he found himself alone and suicidal in a heatless cabin in Wyoming. But he got clean and found his way into recovery and is now finding a kind of spiritual practice teaching and performing improv

Episode 71 - Larry Clarke Nov 22, 2022

Larry Clarke is a writer, director and actor whom you have almost certainly seen in one of the many, many roles he has played in mainstream studio tv and films from "Law and Order" to Steven Soderberg’s "The Laundromat." His story is interesting, in part, because he stopped drinking about 5 years before he actually discovered the world of 12 step meetings, but it was really in the rooms of recovery that he found a kind of stability that ultimately led to his successful Hollywood career. We’ve known each other for years but have never really sat down to talk so this light, rollicking conversation covers a lot of ground and feels like a good palate cleanser for the Thanksgiving feast

Episode 70 - Hannah Sward Nov 08, 2022

Hannah Sward grew up in a commune in Santa Cruz where her father was a prolific poet. Her parents split when she was young and a lot of her early journey was shaped by a quest to reunite with her younger sister in Los Angeles. That quest that took her first to Chicago where she quickly became a call girl to raise enough money to pay the tuition at an acting conservatory that did eventually bring her to LA. Reunited, the two sisters started working together as dancers at various LA strip clubs. But the pressure to stay young and hot eventually led her to pick up speed to maintain her figure which took its toll on her body not to mention her soul. Eventually, she picked up the bottle and entered the world of sugar daddies before an important mother figure in her life helped her get sober and finally live out her life long dream of becoming a writer. I loved this conversation. It’s raw and direct and vulnerable without a hint of self-pity. She has a new book out now called STRIP.

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Episode 69 - Phillip Dane Oct 04, 2022

Phillip Dane has been a serial entrepreneur since his early teens and has started companies that do everything from rest room marketing to pay phone manufacturing. In his early twenties, he founded the world famous Melrose Flea - almost on a whim - and currently runs the Loz Feliz flea as well as Odd Night at the Autrey. The journey from Melrose to Los Feliz took him thru a dark, circuitous path of cigar bars and heroine addiction but he lived to tell the tale, and I had as you will see a GREAT time sitting down to hear it.

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Episode 68 - Patrick O'Neil Sep 12, 2022

Patrick O'Neil's new book "Anarchy at The Circle K" - chronicling his life as a tour manager for punk rock bands like The Dead Kennedys - is out now. He is also a teacher and a substance abuse counselor. But before all that -- he was a bank robber -- responsible for a series of hold ups in the bay area with a gang of guys known as the "Men In Black."

This episode is such a powerful exploration of the slippery slope that is addiction as well as the capricious nature of grace.

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Episode 67 - Kim O'Hara Aug 29, 2022

Kim O'Hara went to film school to act and produce and then became a film producer in NYC where she always managed to assemble a strong social network of friends and family to keep her drinking and using in check. But when her second marriage collapsed and she no longer had any guard rails to keep her on track; things started falling apart. While sobriety gave her a new system for living and also opened her up to new possibilities, it also helped her discover a deep spiritual longing and a long repressed memory that made her wonder if her whole identity rested on a false premise.

Episode 66 - Joe Hart Aug 09, 2022

I’ve wanted to interview Joe Hart from the moment I started making this podcast as he has always exuded a powerful empathy for everyone around him even when things in his own life were clearly not going his way. He grew up in New York in a house his dad built with his own hands and eventually moved to Los Angeles to pursue his acting career. And it was only after enduring a series of confouning drunken mishaps out on the road with a touring company that one of his colleagues came to him and suggested, “you don’t have to live like this.” It reminds me there’s help and there’s grace everywhere.

RERUN - Episode 19 - Mark Christopher - Part 2 Jul 26, 2022

Love the radical turn this second half of Mark's story suddenly takes. Really did. not. see it coming.

I haven't seen Mark since he recorded this. We traded emails during the pandemic. He'd had an accident of some sort and was in a Motel in West LA and needed a ride to the doctor. I couldn't take him but offered to send an uber but his phone was dying and I haven't heard from him since. Mark! Get in touch...

This is part 2 of a two part interview I chose to air in its entirety because the first part feels like the kind of drug misadventure that movies are made from, but this second part is something different and it explores the kind of spiritual awakening you don't hear a lot about these days. It's radically different, I think, and yet bears so many tantalizing similarities.

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Rerun - Episode 18 - Mark Christopher Jul 11, 2022

Mark Christopher grew up in a world of extreme privilege and then parlayed his connections and street smarts into a thriving weed empire. Despite multiple brushes with death and the law, a wildly inflated sense of self kept him convinced he could manage an addiction that would eventually rob him of everything.

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Episode 65 - Billy Sullivan Jun 07, 2022

Billy Sullivan is a musician and composer for movies and TV. It's all he ever really wanted: a career in music. And while he turned pro when he was only 16 years old - he only found a path to the real deal once he got sober.

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Episode 64 - Nena Woolworth May 17, 2022

I've been wanting to do this interview for years.... Nena is a scion of one of America's most famous families and grew up in the rarefied air of upper east side NYC where that legacy was mostly confounding. She initially started out as an interior designer, and we met in LA in the aughts when she was exploring the entertainment biz and we were both aimlessly navigating the cocktail scene, here. We lost touch when I had kids and she was nearly killed by a series of flesh eating bacterial infections. And when we reconnected - both now sober - I asked her if she was still decorating, and she said, "No, I'm a shaman." I love second acts, and this one - that takes us into the world of sacred rituals and medicines (yes, we're talking hallucinogens) is fascinating.

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Episode 63 - Thomas V. Apr 13, 2022

Thomas V. was born in Austria to parents who had recently lived thru World War II. He quickly rebelled against their old world values joining the protest movement and discovering booze, weed and psychedelics all of which eventually led to... heroin. He managed to wean himself off smack with a liter-a-day booze habit that he later mitigated with hard labor. It was only when his girlfriend got pregnant with their first child and he started to attend some twelve step meetings that he got sober. Since then he has lived a varied life - running a relocation company, going to grad school, and building in Brazil. He is currently finishing the law degree he started in his 20s so he can become an advocate for the poor.

Episode 62 - Joseph Marconi Mar 11, 2022

I heard Joe Marconi speak at a meeting last week and I just loved his vulnerability and honesty and intelligence and just really wanted to hear more. He's a filmmaker and an ad man and on a journey to find love and compassion for all this great big beautiful mess.

Episode 61 - Fifi Dosch Feb 16, 2022

Fifi Dosch grew up in Aberdeen South Dakota where a relentless lack of joy stemmed perhaps from a deep belief that she could never fit in. Indeed, she felt if she expressed joy the way she felt; it might actually get her killed. She escaped via film school that brought her to Boseman, Montatna and then a stand up career that brought her to Los Angeles where she eventually stopped drinking out of something that sounds like sheer exhaustion. Four years after getting sober, she began to live her real truth and started transitioning her gender from male to female

RERUN - Michael Sherman Feb 03, 2022

I will be posting new episodes by the end of the month, but in the meanwhile I'm reposting this interview because damn it made me laugh. Since we sat down Michael and I almost made a movie together but he has also had numerous films in Sundance including The Truffle Hunters and The Fight both available for streaming, now!

Original notes... Michael Sherman is a prolific and successful independent film festival whose recent film, NATIVE SON, premiered at the 2019 Sundance Film Festival where it sold to HBO for 8 figures. He's also started fashion companies, written movies and TV and lived his share of war stories. He tells some great ones, here.

Rerun - Episode 9 - Fielding Edlow Jan 11, 2022

I wanted to re-run this episode because it deserves MORE LOVE! I laughed so hard during this episode and found in Fielding a sparring partner I could trade jabs with for hours. She has a new season of BITTER HOMES AND GARDENS out now!

Fielding Edlow is a writer and stand up comedian who created and stars in the award winning web series, BITTER HOMES AND GARDENS as well as its spin-off FIELDING'S SNACK VLOG. (Both hilarious looks at Los Angeles domesticity). She hosts a monthly stand up show at the Improv called "EAT, PRAY, FUCK." She's been sober for 21 years and in this interview really delves into the process and how much she has discovered along the way.

RERUN - Episode 6 - Zach Noe Towers Nov 30, 2021

I feel this episode with the hilarious and charming Zach Noe Towers has not received the attention it deserves. Since recording this Zach started his own podcast - Good Morning, Sodomites! - that brings a celebratory, non-judgmental perspective to sex and sexuality. He's headlining shows everywhere and was one of the hosts on the E! show "Dating #nofilter."

Original liner notes: Zach Noe Towers is a stand up comedian recently selected for the prestigious 2018 New Faces showcase at the Just For Laughs comedy festival in Montreal. Here he talks about how sobriety helped him show up for himself and for his dreams.

RERUN - Episode 3 - Bill Dixon Nov 10, 2021

I wanted to re-run this episode b/c a) Bill Dixon is a lovely human who is currently producing FBoy Island and b) I thought this was profoundly moving and deserves some more love.

Bill Dixon is a stand up comedian and TV produce. He ran the quintessential underground LA Standup Comedy Show, The National Midnight Society. He is currently a producer on THE BACHELOR, THE BACHELOR IN PARADISE and THE BACHELORETTE. In this episode he shares his unlikely journey from a lackey for a beer distributor to Hollywood success.

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RERUN - Episode 1 - Tommy Swerdlow Oct 26, 2021

When I first started making this podcast I knew even less about sound recording and mixing than I do now, but I have picked up a few small bits of knowledge along the way and did go back and re-mix this very first episode because it was pointed out to me - when first released - that it was actually impossible to listen to in the car.

Tommy Swerdlow is perhaps best known for writing the 90s family hit, COOL RUNNINGS, about the Jamaican Olympic bobsledding team, and for his more recent success writing THE GRINCH. But at the height of his success in the 90s, he was also battling an epic heroin addiction. He chronicled these experiences in his amazing and very funny directorial debut A THOUSAND JUNKIES and fictionalized them in his recent, hilarious and moving crime novel, STRAIGHT DOPE.

Episode 60 - Amir Farhang Sep 28, 2021

Amir grew up in Tucson, Arizona where his family - Iranian Immigrants - owned and operated a cowboy bar - a business Amir was fated to inherit. But when a family friend told him about an opportunity in the advertising business in Los Angeles, he leapt at the chance and never really looked back. His story is one where the trappings of success insulated him from himself and his journey thru sobriety has largely been about getting reacquainted with who he truly is.

Episode 59 - DJ Verrett Sep 07, 2021

His new audio book - An Inside Job (https://tinyurl.com/vbes6cet) chronicles his life from an idyllic childhood in Harbor City, CA to a single regrettable decision that would ultimately result in an arrest on drug charges and a twenty year prison sentence. After doing whatever he needed to to survive in jail and managing his misgivings with booze and heroine, he found an unlikely path to salvation in the form of a 70 year old lady carrying a pink box. He’s been sober for 16 years now and currently works as a clinical supervisor helping incarcerated men prepare for re-entry to the real world.

Check out the book here: An Inside Job https://tinyurl.com/vbes6cet

Episode 58 - Philly Mike Aug 20, 2021

Philly Mike is an actor and writer and stand up comedian who grew up in a pretty rough section of Philadelphia where just not getting your ass kicked every day was a constant struggle. He found booze and comedy early on as effective means of escape and eventually found himself with a pretty successful stand up career. It seems his recovery was precipitated by a couple near brushes with real trouble, and he had somewhere along the way picked up enough self knowledge to look for help.

Episode 56 - Joey Repice May 19, 2021

Joey Repice grew up just outside of Manhattan popping into the city to work in restaurants, play gigs as a drummer and to party. He watched as his adolescent recreational drug and alcohol use blossomed into a full blown heroine addiction whose maintenance consumed his every waking hour. After successfully kicking his habit he nearly relapsed when his ex-girlfriend died of an overdose and was only saved by what he feels is some sort of spiritual intervention. He now lives in Oregon and is just launching his own brand of Hot Sauce - Joey’s Hot sauce - whose depth and roundness of flavor is really unprecedented in my experience.

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Episode 55 - James Mclain May 06, 2021

James McLain and I are childhood friends who grew up in the same bucolic stretch of Gold Coast Long Island where The Great Gatsby was set. We shared a lot in common as kids, and I saw a lot of myself in him so I was particularly curious to see how the path not taken - he is an investment banker - still ended in sobriety. He talks here about his different approach to recovery and how - unlike traditional 12 step programs - he sees alcoholism as something in his past...

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Episode 54 - Katy B. Apr 20, 2021

Katy is an independent film producer who latched on to Mormonism in her teens as a way of life that managed to be celebratory while eschewing alcohol. Still, she somehow managed to do Mormonism alcoholically. Her journey thru recovery is marked by a search for love and validation that when she finally finds it feels so easy it's impossible to believe it was hard to find in the first place.

Episode 53 - Wendy Adamson Mar 23, 2021

After her mother committed suicide when she was only seven years old, Wendy Adamson started running away to live with the homeless hippies in Topanga Canyon. Her father made her a ward of the court, and she split her time between juvenile detention and foster homes. An horrific shooting in her late thirties led to a profound spiritual epiphany and she has since devoted herself to undoing the pattern of destruction in her own family and society at large. She tells here the origin story of her son’s inspiring non-profit - HavASole - that gets sneakers on the feet of kids in need.

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Episode 52 - Jenny Aurthur Mar 09, 2021

Jenny Aurthur grew up in a somewhat nomadic family - traveling in a large bus to organize neighborhoods for the Communist Labor Party, and while her parents never married, they maintained a strong family dynamic. So it was especially traumatic when she lost two members of her family to suicide and then - in sobriety - grieved as her closest friend also took his own life. Despite all that her joy remains in tact and reverberates thru this convo.

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Episode 51 - Douglas Mallon Feb 23, 2021

Douglas Mallon really discovered booze and drugs when he enlisted in the navy at 17 years of age, and his story after that is largely one of obsession and how he learned to break its fever grip thru prayer and surrender. He’s now 25 years sober, a proud father and author of multiple books won’t you please welcome Douglas Mallon.

Episode 50 - Connie Clotworthy Feb 09, 2021

Connie Clotworthy was born and raised in Detroit where she discovered drinking and drugs at a very early age and eventually gravitated toward bartending before becoming a very successful mixologist at high end restaurants here in Los Angeles where her drinking found an environment to thrive. But a DUI, a car crash and a pyrotechnics catastrophe, drove her reluctantly into recovery where she struggled for years before a sponsor helped her discover the power of the present and meditation as a conduit to God. She now runs a non-profit - Worthy Beyond Purpose - that focuses on teaching meditation to kids, and she has traveled the world sharing her practice and technique.

Episode 49 - Terry Brown Jan 23, 2021

My old friend, Terry Brown, was a banker and then an actor and now he handles communications for a non-profit. We had lost touch over the past several years - consumed by the obligations of family, and I’ll confess I didn’t hold out a lot of hope as I watched from afar as he wrestled with addiction. But here he is after a long journey of just taking the next right step - 2 years sober - and this interview is the best conversation we’ve ever had.

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Episode 48 - Dennis Berry Oct 08, 2020

Dennis Berry is a life coach and author of the practical guide to life, Funky Wisdom. He grew up in New Jersey and used a culinary degree to support his life in the ski town of Stowe, Vermont eventually using that experience to pursue a successful career in hospitality ultimately undone by addiction.

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Episode 47 - Jamie Niven Sep 11, 2020

Jamie Niven is the son of international movie star and academy award winner for best actor, David Niven. But I really knew him from my parents crowd of waspy New Yorkers spending the summers out on Long Island where he was always the life of the party and where growing up I had rarely seen any of his set get sober. He had a career in finance before becoming an entrepreneur and then spent 20 years at Sothebys where he eventually rose to the position of Chairman of the Americas. He has a long career in philanthropy and currently chairs the Partnership to End Addiction.

Episode 46 - Robb Kelly Aug 28, 2020

Robb Kelly was a bassist at Abbey Road studios where he played with the likes of Elton John, Freddie Mercury and David Bowie. What started as a means of overcoming stage fright as young boy eventually blossomed into a handle a day drinking habit. His life took a drastic turn when a sudden act of violence ended his marriage, and he soon found himself homeless on the streets of Manchester, England. For most people recovery comes with some sort of spiritual element. In this case that element seems to be supernatural.

He is now the founder of The Robb Kelly recovery group with more info at https://robbkelly.com

Episode 45 - Debra DiGiovanni Jul 15, 2020

Debra DiGiovanni is a very funny stand up comedian who does something on stage unlike anyone I’ve ever seen before. She’s Candadian and has appeared on Conan and Last Comic Standing and she talks here about how she finally got sober only when her addiction started to interfere with her career.

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Episode 44 - David G. Jun 04, 2020

David G was raised in a religious cult where he learned early on to keep his family's membership secret. It was a lesson that would serve him too well as his alcoholism deepened and yet he still managed to keep it from everyone close to him until the burden of his addiction proved too much. He got help and came to understand that his self-worth need not be tied to his failure or accomplishments.

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Episode 43: Jimmy Shin May 15, 2020

Jimmy Shin is a standup comic who produces The Shindig Show (which you can check out at The Comedy Store and clubs all over the US) but he really started out trying to become a lawyer. And when a felony drug bust ran that plan asunder, he found a different way.

Episode 42: Carder Stout Apr 24, 2020

Carder just published his first book - a memoire called Lost In Ghost Town - about his journey from an affluent childhood in the Georgetown neighborhood of Washington, DC to a dark stint of homelessness in Venice, California where he worked as a driver for the Shoreline Crips and there found a sense of place and self-worth that eventually fueled his recovery. He now has a PhD in psychology and works as a therapist here in Los Angeles helping patients grapple with anxiety, depression, trauma and addiction.

Episode 41: Renee Santos Apr 14, 2020

Renee Santos is a stand up comedian who grew up in Massachusetts where she found herself in the foster care system by the time she reached her early teens. Still she managed to get a full scholarship to college before migrating to Los Angeles to chase a career in acting. She describes her moment of reckoning as a spiritual bottom where she found a path to help in an awesomely unlikely way.

Episode 39: Kari Assad Mar 17, 2020

Kari grew up in Santa Rosa California where she fell hard for the theater scene - a passion that took her to Emerson College and on into the South for acting after. The bug then brought her out to Los Angeles where she eventually found that same vital sense of energy and community in the world of stand up but not before she first endured a couple of dark phases and before the discovery of a form and method of recovery I've never encountered.

Episode 38: Anthony Rossomando - Part 2 Mar 05, 2020

In Part 2 of this interview with guitarist and song writer, Anthony Rossomando, it all stalls out and the money dries up. But what in retrospect looks like a long quest for meaning somehow leads to sobriety and the now legendary collaboration with Gaga, Mark Ronson and Andrew Wyatt. I had - in truth - forgotten how powerfully Shallow hit me when I first heard it in A Star Is Born, but man— this conversation brings it all back and reveals the crazy magic that led to that song.

Episode 37: Anthony Rossomando - Part 1 Feb 26, 2020

Anthony Rossomando is a song writer and guitarist who is perhaps most famous for his work with the English rock band The Libertines and for writing (with Lady Gaga, Mark Ronson and Andrew Wyatt) the achingly beautiful song "Shallow" which became the centerpiece of the most recent remake of A Star Is Born. In this first part of a two part interview he shares stories of the early years: his musical influences, his time in the Boston area band The Damn Personals and tales of fear and loathing and excess on the road as a rock star.

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Episode 36: Katherine Wyrick Feb 13, 2020

Katherine Wyrick hales from Little Rock, Arkansas where she first learned to party in her early teens and while life took her to boarding school in New England and on the road with her husband’s band, it was only when she returned to Arkansas, had children and found herself on a kind of spiritual quest that she ultimately made her way to sobriety

Episode 35 - Rami Even-Esh aka Kosha Dillz Jan 28, 2020

Rami is a rapper who performs under the stage name Kosha Dillz. He grew up in New Jersey and spent some time in and out of jail before getting sober and finding his calling in the world of music. He won the 2009 Hot 97 Rap Battle at Giants Stadium. He has performed with Snoop Dogg, RZA, Matisyahu to name a few and appeared at Sundance and SXSW. Follow him @koshadillz

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We recorded this in the Sundance Festival's sober space with special thanks to the Harmony Foundation. (www.harmonyfoundation.com)

Episode 34: John Gillen Jan 08, 2020

John Gillen hails from Glasgow Scotland where he grew up in a family of coal miners. Small in stature he left school at an early age to pursue a career as a jockey which eventually led to a very successful stint as the head trainer and manager of a prestigious thoroughbred stable in England. But when his drinking eventually got the best of him, he found himself homeless on the streets of Glasgow before finally finding the humility to get help. Now, 19 years later he runs a successful recovery operation in the UK and Spain and shares here the journey that brought him there.

Learn more here: https://oceanrecoverycentre.com/about/about-john-gillen/

Episode 33: Zander Schloss Dec 12, 2019

This is a very special episode. Zander Schloss - the bass player for the seminal punk band The Circle Jerks - brought his guitar to this session, and he not only tells an amazing story of his career in music, the steep toll of addiction and his hard fought journey thru recovery but he also plays original songs that reflect the long, complex path of his life. This is a story of acceptance and surrender but also of persistence.

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Episode 32: Joshua Shea Dec 03, 2019

Joshua Shea hails from Lewiston Auburn, Maine where he sat on the City Council and where his entrepreneurial spirit gave birth to the Lewiston Auburn Film Festival and Lewiston Auburn Magazine before his meteoric rise was undone by alcoholism and porn addiction. He is the author of the memoir "The Addiction Nobody Talks About" and the upcoming book, “He’s a porn addict. Now what?” He reached out to me thru the podcast and phoned in from Maine and shares here a pretty inspiring story of incomprehensible demoralization and recovery.

Episode 32: Josh Shea Dec 03, 2019

Joshua Shea hails from Lewiston Auburn, Maine where he sat on the City Council and where his entrepreneurial spirit gave birth to the Lewiston Auburn Film Festival and Lewiston Auburn Magazine before his meteoric rise was undone by alcoholism and porn addiction. He is the author of the memoir "The Addiction Nobody Talks About" and the upcoming book, “He’s a porn addict. Now what?” He reached out to me thru the podcast and phoned in from Maine and shares here a pretty inspiring story of incomprehensible demoralization and recovery.

Episode 31: Eric Hahn Nov 20, 2019

Eric Hahn is a stand up comedian who grew up in a steel town in Ohio where he started drinking at age 12. He narrowly escaped a career as a butcher before finding his way to Los Angeles via a lucrative career in the restaurant business which was upended when his employers saw his first stand up set on YouTube. I realized Eric was sober via his hilarious twitter feed, and he shared with me here some frank and very very funny stories about coming of age as a gay man in the mid-west.

Episode 30: Vincent Castellanos Nov 08, 2019

Vincent Castellanos is an actor who appeared in Anaconda, Twin Peaks and Mulholland Drive. He was born in Cuba and immigrated to Miami when he was 9 years old where he found a sense of excitement and belonging in the Miami night club scene of the late 70s. He moved to New York to pursue a career in acting and dancing but ran afoul fo the hedonism of Manhattan in the 80s. Once he got sober he quickly found the career success that eluded him and has since discovered a sustaining daily spirituality.

Episode 29: Beth Lapides Oct 29, 2019

Beth Lapides created the iconic LA comedy show, UnCabaret, which had a Comedy Central special and a series run on Amazon Prime and recently celebrated its 25th Anniversary. Beth got sober 8 years ago and shares some amazing insights here about peace, acceptance, creation and the winding path that took her thru georgraphics, yoga, eviction and angel healing before sobriety.

Episode 28: Jed Weitzman Oct 18, 2019

One of the joys of doing this podcast has been re-connecting with old friends. Jed and I went to college together and crossed paths from time to time in Hollywood. He's worked on SNL, been a talent manager, a music exec, and film and TV producer. He is - in my mind - Hollywood royalty (tho I know he would object to that!) - and it was great to hear what has really been going on all these years.

Episode 27: Andy Haynes Oct 08, 2019

Andy Haynes is a very funny stand up comic and writer who was selected for the New Faces Showcase at Just For Laughs. He has also appeared on Jimmy Fallon and written for several television shows. I just saw him tape a set for Comedy Central and found his brand of mid-life bewilderment so funny and all too relatable. I was introduced to him by Fielding Edlow who has been such a great supporter of this podcast, and he shares some funny stories here and a great and classic understanding of his higher power.

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Episode 26: Lori Marie Sep 28, 2019

Lori Marie is a stand up comic and host of the podcast "Me and My More Successful Friends". In sobriety she had to find out if she could get up on stage and still be funny when she was not getting loaded first.

Episode 25: Matt Gallagher Sep 17, 2019

Storyteller, writer and stand up comic Matt Gallagher (A Stumble In The Woods / Amazon Prime) takes us on a wild and hilarious trip from Atlantic City to Engineering School to Hollywood in an unlikely journey toward stand up comedy, rehab and ultimately surrender.

Episode 24: Demetrius Griffin Jul 29, 2019

Demetrius Griffin is a native Angeleno whose long search for his tribe took him in and out of the Navy before landing him in the film business 15 years ago. He wrestled mightily with addiction in a relentless cycle of incomprehensible demoralization before finally finding his real people in the recovery community of LA.

Episode 23: Lauren Morelli Jul 19, 2019

Lauren Morelli is a costume designer who grew up in South Florida experimenting in a range of addictive behavior from an early age. At 17 she found herself on lockdown in state run rehab and somehow found a spiritually and sobriety there strong enough she has stayed sober ever since.

Episode 22: Laura House Jul 12, 2019

Laura House is a comedian from Grand Prairie, TX who moved to Los Angeles in the 90s to develop and star in the MTV cult hit AUSTIN STORIES and has since written on many well-known TV shows including the Emmy Award winners SAMANTHA WHO and MOM. She has been sober for a little over 11 years, now-- and shares here the journey in recovery to reconnect with her birth mother and an entire second family

Episode 21: Andrew Steckelmann Jun 27, 2019

Drew Steckelmann grew up in Indiana where he grappled with his sexuality and his alcoholism. After graduating from college, he moved to Chicago to pursue his dream of becoming a DJ and helped start the gay hip hop community movement: Banjee Report. He now lives in Los Angeles where he is studying to become a barber while working on his return to music.

Episode 20: Jackie Monahan Jun 20, 2019

Jackie Monahan is a stand up comic whose debut album - THESE LIPS - is out now on Spotify and every other download platform. She made a name for herself opening on tour for Amy Shumer, and is also an actor and writer whose films have premiered at Sundance. Her 2014 movie The Foxy Merkins was nominated for Independent Spirit Award. She currently co-stars with Molly Shannon in the SXSW hit "Wild Nights With Emily." She shares some dark stuff in this interview but also her hard won perspective, and her infectious laughter is an effing delight.

Episode 19: Mark Christopher - Part 2 May 30, 2019

This is part 2 of a two part interview I chose to air in its entirety because the first part feels like the kind of drug misadventure that movies are made from, but this second part is something different and it explores the kind of spiritual awakening you don't hear a lot about these days. It's radically different, I think, and yet bears so many tantalizing similarities.

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Episode 18: Mark Christopher - Part 1 May 24, 2019

Mark Christopher grew up in a world of extreme privilege and then parlayed his connections and street smarts into a thriving weed empire. Despite multiple brushes with death and the law, a wildly inflated sense of self kept him convinced he could manage an addiction that would eventually rob him of everything.

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Episode 17: Adele Hare May 17, 2019

Adele Hare is a food service manager here in Los Angeles. She works in the fields of mental health and addiction and is currently studying to get her certificate in substance abuse treatment. Her story takes her to some pretty dark and funny places as she tries to fill that hole in her soul before finally re-connecting with some deeply buried innocence and finding a way to become an adult.

Episode 16: Removed May 09, 2019

Casey is an artist and gallery director and curator who recently moved to Los Angeles from New York. He is about to open a new gallery in LA called No gallery. The ferocity of the addiction he describes here is at once completely incomprehensible and instantly familiar.

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Episode 15: TJ Bowen May 01, 2019

TJ Bowen is a recovery counselor working in Los Angeles. I first met him when we worked together on the film A THOUSAND JUNKIES which he co-wrote and co-starred in with Tommy Swerdlow and Blake Heron. The film premiered at the 2017 Tribeca Film Festival and Blake died soon thereafter from a drug overdose. TJ wrote a remembrance about Blake that is so beautiful and somehow captures the fleeting grace of sobriety. I asked him to read it after our interview.

Also, has Jim Hart already been paid his $10k fixed fee? If not, when is it to be payable?

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Episode 14: Ian Harvie Apr 25, 2019

Ian Harvie is a very funny standup comedian, actor and writer. He played "Dale" on the Emmy winning Amazon series, Transparent. He also hosts the podcast "How Did You Get Here." He is a trans* man, and our conversation about gender and identity is pretty illuminating. He was also wildly gracious and funny even as he was subjected to an inordinate amount of chaos in this interview.

Episode 13: Justin Warfield Apr 18, 2019

Justin Warfield is a musical artist and performer and a founding member of the band, SHE WANTS REVENGE. He's also a filmmaker and screenwriter. He grew up in the San Fernando Valley in the 70s and 80s in a family of both African American and Russian Romanian Jewish heritage, and this first episode of Season Two is a sort of love song to Los Angeles prior to the millennium. Justin got his first recording contract when he was only 16 years old. His journey deep into the world of music and addiction and recovery is in many ways a long and ultimately successful quest for community.

Episode 13 - Justin Warfield Apr 18, 2019

Justin Warfield is a musical artist and performer and a founding member of the band, SHE WANTS REVENGE. He's also a filmmaker and screenwriter. He grew up in the San Fernando Valley in the 70s and 80s in a family of both African American and Russian Romanian Jewish heritage, and this first episode of Season Two is a sort of love song to Los Angeles prior to the millennium. Justin got his first recording contract when he was only 16 years old. His journey deep into the world of music and addiction and recovery is in many ways a long and ultimately successful quest for community.

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Episode 12: Dixie Perkinson Mar 02, 2019

Dixie Perkinson is an actor who has appeared in commercials for just about everything. She is also a comedian and storyteller whose blog - Eat My Prune - focuses on the kinds of stories people are uncomfortable telling. Her empathy and openness and humor radiate through every anecdote she shares.

Episode 11: Michael Sherman Feb 19, 2019

Michael Sherman is a prolific and successful independent film festival whose recent film, NATIVE SON, premiered at the 2019 Sundance Film Festival where it sold to HBO for 8 figures. He's also started fashion companies, written movies and TV and lived his share of war stories. He tells some great ones, here.

Episode 10: Annie G. Feb 08, 2019

Annie G. has spent twenty years managing wardrobe departments for studio movies and TV shows and has used that experience to create an organizational system known as The Scripted Closet. She has been sober for nearly 7 years - a journey that began in part at least with the autism diagnosis she received for her second child.

Episode 9: Fielding Edlow Jan 30, 2019

Fielding Edlow is a writer and stand up comedian who created and stars in the award winning web series, BITTER HOMES AND GARDENS as well as its spin-off FIELDING'S SNACK VLOG. (Both hilarious looks at Los Angeles domesticity). She hosts a monthly stand up show at the Improv called "EAT, PRAY, FUCK." She's been sober for 21 years and in this interview really delves into the process and how much she has discovered along the way.

Episode 9: Fielding Edlow Jan 30, 2019

Fielding Edlow is a writer and stand up comedian who created and stars in the award winning web series, BITTER HOMES AND GARDENS as well as its spin-off FIELDING'S SNACK VLOG. (Both hilarious looks at Los Angeles domesticity). She hosts a monthly stand up show at the Improv called "EAT, PRAY, FUCK." She's been sober for 21 years and in this interview really delves into the process and how much she has discovered along the way.

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