Heather McMahan

Heather McMahan, a comedian and podcast host known for her candid humor, joins for an uproarious chat. They dive into blow job techniques and share wild tales about her husband's hall pass escapades. The conversation flows from the challenges of being a 'golf widow' to nostalgic college stories, highlighting friendships and sorority life. They also get playful discussing family dynamics and relationship complexities, all wrapped in laughter and relatable anecdotes. Expect a mix of humor, candid reflections, and a celebration of comedy!

Heather McMahan, a hilarious comedian and Netflix special performer, is interviewed. Topics include Britney Spears' upcoming memoir details, Love is Blind updates, Heather McMahan's new Netflix special and tour, and more!

Heather McMahan, a talented comedian known for her Netflix special, "Son I Never Had," dives into a hilarious journey through grief and identity. She shares awkward yet funny moments from a self-help retreat that had her reevaluating life's quirks. McMahan also recounts a chaotic TV appearance that perfectly intertwines comedy with deeper reflections. Her witty storytelling shines as she navigates the absurdities of life, making listeners laugh while contemplating their own experiences.

Heather McMahan, a comedic force known for her Netflix special, "Son I Never Had," dives into the funny yet touching topic of betrayal. She humorously critiques the body positivity movement, referencing celebrity weight losses and the feelings of surprise and betrayal that come with them. With her signature wit, Heather emphasizes the importance of solidarity among friends when navigating the complexities of body image. Her insightful takes on laughter and vulnerability make this conversation a must-listen.

Heather McMahan and Chelsea discuss Paris Hilton's memoir, covering topics like her time in teen detention camps, the true story behind her infamous sex tape, and the contrast between her media persona and vulnerable memoir. They delve into family dynamics, trauma, resilience, and Paris's reflections on relationships and activism.