For Crying Out Loud

Okay so this is my friend Sara Kaufman Bradstreet's podcast No More Wasted Days but she tells me all the reasons she didn't want to do a 12-step program (and still doesn't) and I counter point with why it worked for me. It's funny!

Lynette talks about pet sitting for the weekend which brings a few surprises plus, it was Halloween and so much has changed and yet some things stay the same. And here's your friendly reminder to GOTV!

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Lynette was privvy to a batshit crazy text exchange that you have to hear to believe. Plus, great podcast recs, doc recs and then a lot of Sandra Birchmore court coverage courtesy of Lynette!

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Lynette is on a tear trying to deal with a doctor back when Natalia had a concussion. It's pretty funny.
This was from 2022.

This episode was special to my for obvious reasons!

What happens when you’re a rising stand-up comic, a trans man in Texas, and a high-functioning alcoholic all before your 21st birthday? In this unforgettable episode of Drunk-ish, host Stefanie Wilder-Taylor sits down with the hilarious and brutally honest Jeffrey Jay, a groundbreaking transgender comedian who built a career making people laugh—while privately battling a deepening addiction to alcohol.

Jeffrey opens up about his early start in comedy, his unconventional (and deeply loving) upbringing with a Republican judge for a mom, and the ingenious hustle he pulled off in high school to keep himself stocked with booze. He talks candidly about the toxic drinking culture in stand-up, what finally drove him to rehab, and how he found healing, purpose, and self-respect on the other side of addiction.