Connie Wang

Connie Wang, a writer, shares her candid experiences with postpartum confinement, revealing its unexpected effects on her back pain and mental health. She reflects on the realization of being in a 'championship window' for growth and healing that she didn’t fully appreciate at the time. The conversation also touches on the humorous yet challenging aspects of motherhood and societal expectations. Through her story, listeners are encouraged to recognize and seize pivotal moments in their own lives.

Join Connie Wang, a writer who opens up about her journey through postpartum confinement and how it reshaped her views on traditional recovery. She reflects on missed moments and the importance of recognizing critical opportunities in life. Meanwhile, David Kestenbaum shares a heartwarming tale of two college baseball teams, both struggling with lengthy losing streaks, as they finally face off. The blend of personal storytelling and sports drama reveals the universal quest for hope and connection during life's pivotal moments.

Comedian Greg Fitzsimmons celebrates his 100th appearance, sharing insights about his new special, ‘You Know Me,’ and reminiscing about a hilariously creepy 1970s commercial. He dives into some nostalgic banter about age and unexpected cultural shifts, like the rise of dog strollers outpacing baby strollers. Joining him is Connie Wang, who discusses her journey from acting to stand-up comedy with a focus on her special ‘Canadian Famous,’ and reflects on the challenges and joys of navigating identity in the comedy world.