When one chapter ends, another begins.

For now, this is the final episode of Achilles' Heel so who better to interview than...MYSELF. In this candid exposition, I break down how having one of the worst cases of eczema on the planet has affected my entire life. Hospitalizations, self-hatred, misguided confusion and rage; all of it is here in this episode. You'll hear some of my worst moments of aggression along with the myriad of ways I've learned to heal. 

I want to thank you all for being part of this journey. It's been life-changing to have these conversations with humans I respect and love. Wait until you see what I do next!

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Laughter is healing. When a comedian dies, immediate ripples are felt throughout the world. Drennon Davis (Conan, NBC) sits down with me to discuss why the loss of a clown is so impactful. We honor Bob Saget, Robin Williams, Betty White, and so many more while trying to stay true to our silly ass selves. Don't worry, this episode is anything but depressing. What will your impact be when you go?

Drennon is a comedian, musician, puppeteer, and all around goofball. He can be seen all over your TV, social media, or running amok at insane festivals.

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Sometimes it takes more than an apple a day to keep the doctor away! Justine Marino (The Funny Dance Show, Glitter and Garbage Podcast) is getting the most out of her health insurance with frequent visits to calm her mind. We discuss our hilarious times working at Universal, how to sell a TV show by following your bliss, and the holistic language between your body and brain, and why sending pictures of your feet isn't always sexual.

Justine is an absolute delight and a powerhouse on stage. Check out The Funny Dance Show and her weekly podcast, Glitter and Garbage. You'll be glad you did. 

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