Adam and Steve welcome hilarious and prolific comedian Giulia Rozzi, who talks relationships, life in L.A. and the time she pooped in a Tupperware. But first, we recount all the things people got stuck up their butts in 2021. Plus, does the world need neopronouns and xenopronouns right now? J.B. calls "F-ckery!" Visit

Comedian Jon Gabrus shares his realizations on ambition, boundaries and the meaning of success. This is such a fantastic episode to be the season one finale as it explores the balance between work and self-care and me putting this show on pause for a little bit while I work on some other things is exactly that, me tryi

Giulia Rozzi (Comedy Central/Conan) talks about working at a Bruegger's Bagels thinking it was good, being a call person for the Life Alert company, being passed at The Comedy Store on accident, and working on every VH1 show in the 2000s. Check out Giulia: https://www.instagram.com/msgiuliarozzi/?hl=en Listen to GIulia

Comedian Steve Hernandez chats about going from pastor to polyamorous, sobriety and trying to be a better man. We also discuss grieving our first marriages and how we learned to be better in our current marriages. Where to find guests: Steve: Twitter @BigHern & Instagram @Hernia Giulia: Twitter @giuliarozzi & Instagram

Comedian Nicole Byer chats about her ADHD diagnosis, finding balance and that time she cried in a Footlocker. Giulia and Nicole also discuss the quest to be ethical consumers, the downsides of re-entering society and that time Giulia cried at a TV studio. Where to find guests: Nicole Byer on Twitter & Instagram : @nico

This week we are so lucky to have the hilarious comedian Giulia Rozzi on the podcast! She has been on Conan, Comedy Central, and hosts the very funny podcast "Should I Get Bangs?" We chat about everything from how she had a crush on the bad boy of the bagel shop she worked at (wait til you hear what he did), to a job a