Beth Stelling returns to the podcast. They discuss her desire to be authentic on stage, touring together, and the parallels between stand-up comedy and professional field hockey.

Stand-up comedian Beth Stelling, known for her Netflix special on birth control, shares her hilarious and candid journey through various contraceptive methods. She dives into her personal experiences with the IUD and its challenges due to her bicornuate uterus. Beth also reflects on her time with Yaz, mixing humor and insights on side effects. Her storytelling encourages audience participation, making it a relatable and entertaining conversation on a topic often considered taboo.

In this conversation, Beth Stelling, a comedian known for weaving personal trauma into her humor, shares her journey from childhood experiences to her Netflix special. She discusses the backlash she faced after opening up about an abusive relationship, revealing the complexities of healing through comedy. Beth also reflects on her Ohio roots and the experience of filming a comedy special in her hometown, embracing both vulnerability and resilience in her craft.

Beth Stelling jokes about aging in her Netflix special, "If You Didn't Want Me Then".

Beth Stelling, a vibrant comedian known for her witty humor, joins the hosts for a lively discussion. They dive into the chaotic world of first dates and the awkwardness of intimacy, sharing hilarious personal tales. The conversation takes a turn to the challenges of family dynamics and queer identities, enriched with nostalgic pop culture references. With playful anecdotes about rock climbing adventures and the joy of pet ownership, the trio blends laughter with thoughtful insights on love, body image, and navigating relationships.

Stand-up comedian Beth Stelling discusses feeling lonely and persevering through challenges with Neal Brennan. They explore her childhood, relationships with men, and societal expectations in a candid and insightful conversation.

Comedian Beth Stelling shares hilarious anecdotes about her childhood gymnastics days, including the physical challenges and her mother's comments on her legs. She also mentions her Netflix special 'If You Didn't Want Me Then'.

Comedian Beth Stelling joins the host to discuss Carl Erik Rinsch, who sold a non-existent sci-fi series to Netflix for over $50 million. They also talk about the challenges women face in the industry, financial stress, various scams, the use of red ink on medical bills, and the production challenges of a film. They delve into the audacity of Rinsch, Beth Stelling's Netflix special, and their social media presence.

Comedian Beth Stelling talks about aging, volunteering to be part of a control group, getting surgery, and her pandemic experience with her mom.

Beth Stelling, known for her Netflix special, jokes about birth control pills in her stand-up, discussing the psychological warfare of taking them in your 30s, humorous anecdotes about her partner's fascination, and side effects like yeast infections.