Ashley’s memory with her dad hits me in my feels. When I came out my dad was the most supportive person out of the whole family. And at that point I wanted to “un-alive” myself because of shame and growing up in church and thinking something was wrong with me. And my dad said that no matter what I did or didn’t do In life it wouldn’t change his love for me- that he just wanted me to be happy, more than anything and regardless of who I was with romantically. Having that support at least from one parent, is a GAME CHANGER
Wow, what an instant favourite! I cried, I laughed so much, remembered fond and honestly cringe memories and now I get to try the Patreon for a dollar? You're making my day, Ashley.
Jamie "we would never do this with our friends" - me immediately flashing back to the multiple times I've made my friends go through these questions. (So basically I'm here for this segment)
I totally relate to Maddie's memory that they shared. I am a chronic late bloomer/queer person and recently dated a woman for the first time. Even though it didn't work out between us, I do still hold on to that experience because it broke that belief that I held that someone I had interest in would never have interest in me. Personally, still waiting for that first kiss moment, but the dating of it all really changed my mindset!
I love the questions to start. I feel like it maybe even helps the funny parts hit harder, hearing your deeper feelings changes the mindset of waiting for the punchline.
So excited! I started listening to his podcast with Lucas after he was on and became a fan, so this is the epic full circle crossover I've been waiting for!
This comes out Tuesday morning Australian time and I start work late on Tuesdays and get up, get a nice takeaway breakfast downstairs then watch this - such a lovely ritual, thank you
Awwe Ash that is a beautiful memory of you and your father. It resonates with me and I feel you. I lost my father when I was 11 too. Its crazy how that loss never goes away and effects you. Im glad you still went after your dreams.. and im crying 🥹🥲 luv u ❤️🫂
My mom met a really great man about 9 years ago. 7 years ago I drive my girlfriend over to their house and that was how I came out to them. They were wonderful about it, I never identified as anything publicly or even to myself before I met my girlfriend. They instantly had another daughter. 4 years later my girlfriend sat my mom and stepdad down and asked them for permission to propose to me and they happily told her yes. About 9 months after that my stepdad was killed in a motorcycle accident. It was one of the hardest things my family has been through. I’m so glad we got close to him and he loved my mom, my family and my now wife. It’s so wonderful to be seen and heard by a parent and so hard to lose them. This episode meant a lot to me.
I had a weird childhood with divorce in it, so sometimes I get mopey and can't remember the good things when prompted. It wasn't all bad, but sometimes it's easier to remember the shitty moments. The question section was a little jarring for me 😅 Very funny episode, Maddie makes me laugh so hard every time. It's fun when you can tell from other comedians' reactions how funny she is. I had the same feeling with Kate Sisk, I think Ashley might be good at sniffing out amazing new comedians
Maddie’s story hits home. I was 17 (senior year, close to graduation) when I finally had my first relationship, kiss… lots of firsts. I still deal with issues of self-worth/value because of the story I was telling myself at the time because it “took me so long”. I was already the “weird kid” (now I know it was just ADHD) but not doing the normal teenager-life-things made the self talk worse.
Oh I like this! Cherished moment = my grandpa had Alzheimer’s and like dementia, I was young around age 8. Anyhow, he forgot everyone in my family; His wife ( my grandmother) his sons (my uncles) his daughters (my mom and my aunt) forgot all his grandchildren (my cousins) ALL but me. I was too young to notice, however my mom made it a point for any family if they saw Pop to tell her so she could bring me so they wouldn’t see the husk of the man who once was but got to see him one last time vicariously through me. Either that or when I had RSV, was 8-9 months old put in an oxygen tent for 10 days and my family are all there crying. Doctor comes out, walks up to my mom and goes “Mam you must understand YOUR SON is extremely sick, BUT he just won’t stop giggling at me”
I think the love questions are interesting, but I do worry. There is a lot of vulnerability shared on this podcast, which I really appreciate, but I don't feel like intentionally adding deeper intimacy is fair to you guys. I feel like the thing that makes these questions intimate is the fact that it gives people a safe opportunity to share vulnerability. As audience members we are outsiders looking in, so we gain everything at no cost. I know you're a professional and you know what you're doing and you get to decide where the boundaries are, and I respect that. The parasocial thing just means that I worry about you the same way I worry about real life friends, and I want you to be safe.
Honestly his story is traumatizing. Woken up by roommates in a different room is one thing, but people having sex in the same room as you is extremely wrong without consent, even if they're so closeted that they can't admit it and kick you out of the room with a sock on the door. I had a friend who would be kicked out of his room for hours each night in college sometimes until 3 am or later so they could have sex, which was horrible for him, but at least they had the decency to tell him.
I'm offended that flamboyant is being considered offensive! I love being flamboyant! How dare Other Gays not love it! It's such a fabulous word! It makes me think of a glow in the dark bouncy ball with a feather boa
Nice to see she got away with never apologising properly for sui and de*th threats, I mean... jokes, at vulnerable audience members for cheering her 'too enthusiastically'.
I just found the clip of you making someone feel so incredibly terrible. Edit: not just someone… a fan… someone who payed good money to come support you. Could have been any one of us. There are just things you don’t say to people. It is absolutely not okay. So so so disgusting of you …. Very disappointed.
Ashley’s memory with her dad hits me in my feels. When I came out my dad was the most supportive person out of the whole family. And at that point I wanted to “un-alive” myself because of shame and growing up in church and thinking something was wrong with me. And my dad said that no matter what I did or didn’t do In life it wouldn’t change his love for me- that he just wanted me to be happy, more than anything and regardless of who I was with romantically. Having that support at least from one parent, is a GAME CHANGER
I love the tender and vulnerable moments of the episodes just as much as the funny goofy content, it adds a nice balance
Maddie is on fiiiiiire🔥
I've always thought they were funny but every time Maddie opened their mouth I burst into belly-aching laughter!😂
I'm literally crying from laughing too hard!!! Maddie, please don't ruin my make up!
Do not want to meet? go somewhere?
“What the fuck are you talking for” 😂
This is one of the funniest episodes of the pod 😂
The opening clip was my absolute favorite Maddie vs. Ash moment.
Wow, what an instant favourite! I cried, I laughed so much, remembered fond and honestly cringe memories and now I get to try the Patreon for a dollar? You're making my day, Ashley.
Jamie "we would never do this with our friends" - me immediately flashing back to the multiple times I've made my friends go through these questions. (So basically I'm here for this segment)
I totally relate to Maddie's memory that they shared. I am a chronic late bloomer/queer person and recently dated a woman for the first time. Even though it didn't work out between us, I do still hold on to that experience because it broke that belief that I held that someone I had interest in would never have interest in me. Personally, still waiting for that first kiss moment, but the dating of it all really changed my mindset!
I love the questions to start. I feel like it maybe even helps the funny parts hit harder, hearing your deeper feelings changes the mindset of waiting for the punchline.
So excited! I started listening to his podcast with Lucas after he was on and became a fan, so this is the epic full circle crossover I've been waiting for!
Jamie is the best. One of the first comedians I ever liked!
Just wanted to leave a comment to say that I'm all for this new segment. Thanks for the laughs and hope you have a great week !
Omg Jamie is so Funny, the way he tells his roommates stories, so so funny!
This comes out Tuesday morning Australian time and I start work late on Tuesdays and get up, get a nice takeaway breakfast downstairs then watch this - such a lovely ritual, thank you
It's so cool you can be so intense and then have such funny riffs right afterwards.
The intimate memory sharing felt like Avatar Navi people linking ponytails. Please more of that 😭😭😭
Awwe Ash that is a beautiful memory of you and your father. It resonates with me and I feel you. I lost my father when I was 11 too. Its crazy how that loss never goes away and effects you. Im glad you still went after your dreams.. and im crying 🥹🥲 luv u ❤️🫂
I loved the opening question gets the juices flowing !!
I loved the question to start! Emotions and funny!
This is one of the best episodes even just for Jaime's story. Oh my lord 😭
Maddie and Jamie giving Ashley a hard time at the end 😂
Love the vulnerability. Here for it all day. Love. Serious question. Where did Jamie get his bracelets? Can we find out? lol Need those.
I'm 16 seconds in & already love it
Brilliant episode, thank you. Makes my Monday so much better
My mom met a really great man about 9 years ago. 7 years ago I drive my girlfriend over to their house and that was how I came out to them. They were wonderful about it, I never identified as anything publicly or even to myself before I met my girlfriend. They instantly had another daughter. 4 years later my girlfriend sat my mom and stepdad down and asked them for permission to propose to me and they happily told her yes. About 9 months after that my stepdad was killed in a motorcycle accident. It was one of the hardest things my family has been through. I’m so glad we got close to him and he loved my mom, my family and my now wife. It’s so wonderful to be seen and heard by a parent and so hard to lose them. This episode meant a lot to me.
I got the Andrew Dice Clay reference, don't worry Ashley! 😄 ( Could be cuz I'm 42.. LOL
Great episode!
I had a weird childhood with divorce in it, so sometimes I get mopey and can't remember the good things when prompted. It wasn't all bad, but sometimes it's easier to remember the shitty moments. The question section was a little jarring for me 😅
Very funny episode, Maddie makes me laugh so hard every time. It's fun when you can tell from other comedians' reactions how funny she is. I had the same feeling with Kate Sisk, I think Ashley might be good at sniffing out amazing new comedians
I signed up for patreon! 😊
Thank you melissa!
Maddies response was high key low key fruckin all the keys
i thought Ashley was gonna do the Jaws theme with the word "bottoms" lmao
same
Maddie’s story hits home. I was 17 (senior year, close to graduation) when I finally had my first relationship, kiss… lots of firsts. I still deal with issues of self-worth/value because of the story I was telling myself at the time because it “took me so long”. I was already the “weird kid” (now I know it was just ADHD) but not doing the normal teenager-life-things made the self talk worse.
Loved the into, Ash!
FINE. YOU WIN. I bought a god damn meet and great ticket for DC. Fuck.
Excited to see you there :)
I would love to know Where Are They Now? for the roommates. So sad that they might not even be together now
I just found your videos today but omfl you have me fucking ROLLING
Now my Monday is better, I thought this was never coming 😊😊😊
Broke a bed that belonged to neither of us. Went to Home Depot immediately. Oops.
The New York time thing is pretty cool I just would not open with it but I really like it 💜💜
Oh I like this!
Cherished moment = my grandpa had Alzheimer’s and like dementia, I was young around age 8. Anyhow, he forgot everyone in my family; His wife ( my grandmother) his sons (my uncles) his daughters (my mom and my aunt) forgot all his grandchildren (my cousins) ALL but me. I was too young to notice, however my mom made it a point for any family if they saw Pop to tell her so she could bring me so they wouldn’t see the husk of the man who once was but got to see him one last time vicariously through me.
Either that or when I had RSV, was 8-9 months old put in an oxygen tent for 10 days and my family are all there crying. Doctor comes out, walks up to my mom and goes “Mam you must understand YOUR SON is extremely sick, BUT he just won’t stop giggling at me”
Jaime Wolf is great 😄
Please come to the UK !
I think the love questions are interesting, but I do worry. There is a lot of vulnerability shared on this podcast, which I really appreciate, but I don't feel like intentionally adding deeper intimacy is fair to you guys. I feel like the thing that makes these questions intimate is the fact that it gives people a safe opportunity to share vulnerability. As audience members we are outsiders looking in, so we gain everything at no cost. I know you're a professional and you know what you're doing and you get to decide where the boundaries are, and I respect that. The parasocial thing just means that I worry about you the same way I worry about real life friends, and I want you to be safe.
Ash just wanna say your pain may be chronic but yo ass is iconic😉
obviously to make the love questions lighter you just have to add "in bed" at the end of them
In favor of the intimacy questions!
godamit this episode had me tearing up
Lol it feels like there’s a collar around his neck on a thumbnail
Honestly his story is traumatizing. Woken up by roommates in a different room is one thing, but people having sex in the same room as you is extremely wrong without consent, even if they're so closeted that they can't admit it and kick you out of the room with a sock on the door. I had a friend who would be kicked out of his room for hours each night in college sometimes until 3 am or later so they could have sex, which was horrible for him, but at least they had the decency to tell him.
When you stop and think about it, for most of human history people were having sex in the same room as nonparticipating people.
I thought it was just on the level of rude college antics until they apparently escalated after he caught them, that's definitely pretty weird
Yes, women break beds. At least we did in a BnB one time.
I'm offended that flamboyant is being considered offensive! I love being flamboyant! How dare Other Gays not love it! It's such a fabulous word! It makes me think of a glow in the dark bouncy ball with a feather boa
Maddie if I ever run into you in Raleigh NC, I'm totally asking you out on a date.
jaime is so cute i have feelings for him
I miss kate
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Nice to see she got away with never apologising properly for sui and de*th threats, I mean... jokes, at vulnerable audience members for cheering her 'too enthusiastically'.
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No pls Jaime's story is so messed up. I feel like he could have asked them to have sex when he wasn't in the room ahh.
😎😃😊😜😍😘💖🌹
Hold on danni has a lady voice
I just found the clip of you making someone feel so incredibly terrible.
Edit: not just someone… a fan… someone who payed good money to come support you. Could have been any one of us.
There are just things you don’t say to people. It is absolutely not okay. So so so disgusting of you …. Very disappointed.