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Lisa Best's debut album, Brain Bank, taps into her hilarious inner psyche to bring you her unique and interesting thoughts and feelings on animals, drugs, and more.

"Als ich Nuan das erste Mal traf, war es fast Mitternacht. Die Begegnung gehörte zu jenen, die einem nicht oft im Leben widerfahren, meist nur einmal, bei denen man spürt, es geschieht etwas Ungewöhnliches in diesem Augenblick und das Leben verändert sich unwiderruflich."

Life is messy, beautiful, hard, and preciously short so why not "FIND THE FUNNY" in it? Comedian, Lisa Alvarado, helps people focus on the humor through the painful absurdities of life. You're not alone, we all need laughter, love, and acceptance ❤️ 💯! Lisa will include voice mails from wonderful people like yourself and respond with brilliant comedians to help turn your 😢 into 🤣, or at least a 🍆🥶. Get an honest insight into the comedy bizz along with ridiculous personal stories with Lisa. You can leave a voicemail message a findthefunnypodcast.com. Keep your questions to ...

This is Little Monsters, a podcast where we – Lisa and Frank – take refuge in humor, connect with each other about our lives with obsessive compulsive disorder, and hear from others with similar and different experiences they want to share, and sometimes laugh about. Just a quick note here that this is not a replacement for therapy, and that we are not therapists.

Comedian Lisa Landry’s third full-length recording, Use This Against Me, is a harsh yet hilarious look at life after divorce that offers far more than expected. Recorded live at Denver’s Comedy Works while in the midst of of a rough split with her husband, Landry touches on sex, marriage, dating, and love in a rather unique fashion.

Before Lisa Landry became a headlining comic with an hour long special, a comedy central Premium Blend and a handful of late night appearances under her belt, she was a sharp and witty stand-up comic roasting her marriage, motherhood and life at large. On her debut album, Landry's voice rings loud as a female voice to reckon with, and puts the ordinary under a microscope to see the humor therein.

Lisa Landry is one of the most innovative and fearless women working in stand-up comedy today. Her irreverent style, playfulness, and brutal honesty make her an audience favorite. Brazillionaire is her second album and was recorded live in Denver, Colorado to a wild and rambunctions room. Lisa maneuvers her way through sex, marriage, and fidelity with a style all her own.

Brash, bold and never afraid to go blue, comedian Lisa Lampanelli offers a raucous and raunchy performance in this stand-up special. Taped at the Music Hall in Tarrytown, New York, the set includes Lampanelli’s signature brand of insult comedy as well as her personal experiences with weight loss and divorce.

A podcast that combines relatable anecdotes with guided meditations created by an award-winning filmmaker and certified mindfulness teacher. Think “The Moth” storytelling meets meditation. Coming in at around fifteen minutes, Lisa's chronicles are relatable, and the meditations accessible for beginners as well as long time practitioners. This series is for people who want to manage fears and be more fully present without being bored to tears.

Get ready to laugh out loud with I Shake My Head, the hilarious weekly podcast hosted by Lisa Gibson and Samantha Sperling—best friends for over 20 years. These two middle age women are tackling life with zero filters and a whole lot of humor! From menopausal rants and hot flash battles to nostalgic Gen X throwbacks, Lisa and Sam riff on everything from the absurdities of modern life and pop culture to the everyday frustrations that most people keep to themselves. With sharp wit, unapologetic honesty, and a dash of irreverence, they tackle it all, turning their conversations into pure comedy...

Shoulda Said takes a standup "joke jam", where a standup comic works out their joke ideas with fellow standups to try to make them even funnier, and combines it with scenes improvised based on ideas from those jokes. A group of amateur comedians from Toronto learn what they shoulda said instead when their sets have different angles shone on them when they make it up on the spot. Shoulda Said owes its existence to the concepts it stole from the podcasts Working It Out by Mike Birbiglia and Hey Riddle Riddle by Adal Rifai, Erin Keif and John Patrick Coan.