Jeff Hiller, known for his role in HBO's 'Somebody, Somewhere,' shares his journey from social work to discovering improv comedy. He highlights the importance of adaptability in both performance and life, drawing parallels between friendship dynamics and small-town quirks. Jeff humorously recounts his experiences growing up, confronting bullying, and the quest for LGBTQ+ pride symbols. He reflects on the joy of performance as a means of coping and self-expression, sprinkling insights on navigating relationships and the magic of unexpected contributions in improv.

Bridget Everett, a renowned star of HBO's 'Somebody Somewhere' and raunchy cabaret performances, shares her journey from feeling out of place in Manhattan, Kansas, to finding her voice in New York. Joining her is Jeff Hiller, who plays the supportive friend Joel in the series. They delve into the emotional nuances of navigating grief, self-worth, and the importance of community. Bridget's anecdotes about her family dynamics and her upbringing reveal how humor and music shaped her path, making for an engaging conversation about authenticity and connection.