All I knew before sitting down to chat with Canadian comic and podcast host Kathleen McGee was that she had great stories of performing standup at swingers clubs and I was excited to hear the anthropological account that unfurled. What happened was a fascinating, meaningful, depressing, funny, and important conversation about women in comedy, blow jobs, … Continue reading
Brothers Tripp and Andrew Laino weren’t really old enough to experience 80’s culture when it happened, but that doesn’t stop their love. The passion is so real that they do a podcast, Dissecting the 80s, the culmination of their decades-long habit of making fun of movies together. “Since 2014, they’ve hosted this podcast – every … Continue reading
She’s been a comedian, classroom teacher, disability activist and now Christina Irene is an inspirational speaker who travels around, sharing her ideas of empowerment for women. We have a conversation about facing gender discrimination in the comedy circuit, what it’s like to have an invisible disability and much more! http://dts.podtrac.com/redirect.mp3/archive.org/download/sexwithtimaree265/sexwithtimaree265.mp3 Listen to it here or on iTunes, Podbay, … Continue reading
“In hindsight, the cashier should have simply refused to sell me the body chocolate I bought. I’m 210 lbs. and covered in hair from neck to butthole.I applied it in the hopes of Jaime having a sweet tooth for some chocolate and a chubby gentleman. I applied it to my torso and waited patiently for … Continue reading
Guess what? It’s episode 150 of the Sex with Timaree podcats, kittens!!! Thanks to all of you for your awesome support and thanks to the producer of the show, Nathan Kuruna, who decided it should be a thing in the first place. It’s fitting that this sesquicentennial episode brings some of Philadelphia’s biggest stars in … Continue reading
“It’s hard to weigh in on this because I don’t even know if I’ve ever heard a rape joke.” A few months ago we had a lively debate on the facebook page about whether men have an obligation to shut down other men when they make jokes about rape. The catalyst was a blog post … Continue reading
