Anjelah Johnson-Reyes starts each day with gratitude. When you remind yourself of what you’re grateful for and say it out loud, you’re not only speaking good into the world, but good into yourself. Each episode, Anjelah and her guest will recount the things that they are grateful for and dive deep into how those gratitudes affect their lives. We all have a lot to be grateful for, but there’s always that one thing that can set you off, make you mad, and give you a bad attitude. Or as Anjelah likes to call it, a maditude. So join Anjelah and friends as they share their gratitudes and maditudes and let it out and let it go on “Funjelah.”
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Anjelah Johnson-Reyes starts each day with gratitude. When you remind yourself of what you’re grateful for and say it out loud, you’re not only speaking good into the world, but good into yourself. Each episode, Anjelah and her guest will recount the things that they are grateful for and dive deep into how those gratitudes affect their lives. We all have a lot to be grateful for, but there’s always that one thing that can set you off, make you mad, and give you a bad attitude. Or as Anjelah likes to call it, a maditude. So join Anjelah and friends as they share their gratitudes and maditudes and let it out and let it go on “Funjelah.”
This week, comedian Kristen Sivills joins the pod! From begging a club GM to let her open for Anjelah to raiding her 7 year old twins who help her see the world in a whole new way, Kristen brings honesty, humor, and heart to the conversation. We get into family gratitudes, career concerns, and her husband's ongoing gaslighting campaign about which farts smell and which ones don't.
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This week we’re on the road in Wilmington, NC with comedian Michael Burke, who found his comedic voice the old fashioned way, on TikTok. He shares how posting the characters he had always wanted to person on stage led to his success, and how learning to post what he found funny and staying true to what he loved changed everything for him. Anjelah and Michael talk about letting go of negative people and finding friends who can meet you in the moment, wherever that may be. Michael reminds us to be unapologetically ourselves.
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Mal Hall just dropped his debut comedy special What Are We Doing Today?! and he's taking us behind the scenes from the inspiration behind his jokes to the gratitude that kept him going. He shares his maditude about airport parents and Danielle asks the one question she's sure fans have always wanted to know: why didn't Mal and Anjelah ever date? Watch his special on YouTube today.
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This week Anjelah is joined by media personality and entrepreneur Kaitlyn Bristowe for a fun, heartfelt conversation about dogs, Costco, and chasing dreams, even when it’s scary. Kaitlyn opens up about how journaling led to her songwriting, why “do it scared” has become her mantra, and the importance of having friends in life who will be brutally hones with you when you need it most. They also dive into podcasting tips, social media rabbit holes, and what it really takes to push through fear and create a life you love.
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From wrangling horses to wrangling hecklers, comedian Matt Mathews has seen it all. This week he’s in the studio with Anjelah talking about his life on the stage and on the farm. They connect on blowing up through social media, handling the haters, and why it’s important to listen to your fans more than anyone else. Diving deep into the many branches of Matt’s career, we learn that sometimes you can actually be a jack of all trades.
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Comedian Tony Baker joins Anjelah this week for a hilarious and heartfelt chat. From going viral with his animal voiceover videos to chasing down that one audience member who just won't laugh, Tony shares the highs and lows of his comedy journey. He also reveals his surprising love of astronomy, the gratitude he feels for being able to fully relax when visiting family, and the joy of gifting his mom a paid off house. Plus, why biscuits and butter keep him from being fully vegan.
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What if the life you dream of is closer than you think? This week, Anjelah is joined by her good friend, podcast and author Cathy Heller, who shares her journey from struggling artist to building a multi million dollar business helping others step into their purpose. Together, they dive into the power of alignment, creating abundance without the hustle, and why saying yes to what lights you up can change everything. If you've ever wondered how to turn passion into possibility, this conversation will spark something in you.
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This week’s episode is a wild ride where mom life collides with tour life chaos. Amanda Ramirez from Johnnyswim joins Anjelah in the studio to chat perimenopause, overpacking disasters, and the sassiest toddlers you’ve ever met. They dive into the highs, lows, and hilariously messy moments of juggling family, travel, and everything in between.
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This week Anjelah sits down with a voice you’ll always recognize, actor and comedian Patrick Warburton. From his iconic TV roles to his rebellious teenage years (complete with a secret motorcycle), this conversation will keep you laughing. The two swap behind the scenes stand up tips, share gratitude for family and true friendships, and talk about forging your own path. It’s funny, it’s inspiring, and it feels like catching up with two old friends who just happen to be incredible storytellers.
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Anjelah’s brother Mitchell, aka Sonny, joins the show for some classic sibling banter, kicking off with the all important question: who’s really Mom’s favorite? They swap travel pet peeves like people who stand up the second the plane lands and dive into a group debate on face tattoos, before landing on something they can all agree on: gratitude. From Rosie’s childlike wonder to behind the scenes comedy club nights, Sonny shares what he’s most thankful for, and why he finally gets why Anjelah’s been preaching it all these years.
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It’s the 50th episode! Anjelah and Danielle kick things off by sharing their dental drama because nothing says milestone like being scammed by your dentist. Luckily, “will they, won’t they” TV romances come to the rescue for some much needed comfort. They jump into listener voicemails and emails, unpacking all the maditudes and gratitudes from passive aggressive diners to surprise gift card finds and even spooky ghost stories. This episode truly has it all. Don’t forget to send in your own maditudes and gratitudes! You might just hear yours on the next show.
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This week, Anjelah reconnects with longtime friend and actress Melissa Fumero. The two reminisce about years of crossing paths at auditions, including a few for Brooklyn Nine-Nine, which ultimately became Melissa’s breakout role. They open up about early career imposter syndrome and the ongoing work it takes to overcome it. Sharing frustrations with today’s entertainment industry, Melissa reflects on how difficult it can be to stay hopeful. Still, she credits her Cuban immigrant parents for instilling grit, resilience, and the belief that building community is one of life’s greatest priorities.
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Comedian Trish Suhr joins Anjelah this week for a hilarious chat about dreams, determination, and Dolly. Growing up in the hills of Kentucky with a family running a funeral home, Trish was destined for stand-up. She drew inspiration from Carol Burnett and credits Tim Conway with helping her realize her Emmy aspirations. She and Anjelah also bond over gratitude for their husbands who constantly challenge and push them—and get real about how kindness, or the lack of it, shapes everything.
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Anjelah is joined by her sister, Veronica Johnson, on this episode full of movie quotes, unsolicited phone calls, and classic sister chaos. Veronica opens up about learning to set boundaries sooner and finding peace because of it. Anjelah gets honest about journaling through her temper, while Danielle is fighting a different battle: strapless bras. They wrap things up by plotting their perfect sister trip—margaritas, beach bumming, and zero plans. Being a sister is tough sometimes.
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This week, Anjelah welcomes comedian Pete Holmes for a hilarious deep dive into the joys and grievances of midlife. From Uber drivers nodding off mid-ride to massage therapists catching z’s during foot rubs, they share their most bizarre adulting experiences. Pete also unpacks the underrated power of doing what you’re actually good at—and why that kind of confidence matters.
Heads up: This episode has more cussing than usual. It’s all in good fun, but maybe skip this one if your grandma’s in the car.
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This week, Anjelah, Manny, and Danielle kick things off with stories about sneaking burgers into movie theaters and refilling old popcorn buckets like pros. Manny’s feeling extra grateful lately—thanks to the carnivore diet and, oh yeah, his new dream car. Things get a little spicy when he and Anjelah argue over what “clean” actually means and who’s the one always forgetting stuff on the road. From chasing dreams to measuring success, they get real about what matters most—because at the end of the day, it’s all about the people you love… and maybe helping Danielle figure out if it’s time for a big move.
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Comedian Leslie Liao joins Anjelah this week to talk stand-up—and how sometimes looking ugly on stage actually makes them feel more confident in their sets. Leslie shares how she went from Hollywood mailrooms to Netflix HR, all before realizing her true calling—thanks to a comedy show so bad, she knew she could do it better. Now she’s ride-or-die for the stage (you’ll have to pry the mic from her cold, dead hands). She also gets into her love-hate relationship with journaling and shares how grateful she is for her family, her non-comedy friends, and her super hot Brazilian fiancé.
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On Funjelah this week, Anjelah hangs out with comedian and entrepreneur extraordinaire Katie Cazorla—owner of the Kookaburra Lounge. Katie gets real about the ups and downs of owning several businesses, like last-minute flakes. She shares how attitude is everything: you decide how you feel, and no one else. We also get the wild backstory: she moved to LA after winning a competition, had to sleep in her car, took a sketchy “fun at parties” job, and built a nail salon empire that landed her a reality show. And that nail salon? It’s across from the parking lot she used to park her car in—you know, the one she used to sleep in.
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This week, Anjelah and Danielle dive into listener-submitted Maditudes & Gratitudes, where expired seasonings spark a heated debate (Danielle says never let go) and towing injustices demand rent refunds. They bond over the brilliance of the wheel—specifically, the cheese wheel. Gratitudes flow for wise friends, super-planner moms, and the ability to drop everything for a loved one’s needs. Oh, and the hot dog? It’s the elite meal of the summer.
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Comedian Ali Siddiq joins the podcast fresh off dropping two new YouTube specials — My Two Sons and Rugged. He also executive produced Marcus D. Wiley's new special, Marriage is Major Surgery. Anjelah and Ali swap stories about catching fans trying to record their sets and what really goes into filming a comedy special — including having to reshoot one when the original footage gets lost. For Ali, it’s never been about the paycheck or where his name falls on the lineup. It’s about being honest, telling real stories, and connecting with people through comedy.
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Anjelah Johnson-Reyes starts each day with gratitude. When you remind yourself of what you’re grateful for and say it out loud, you’re not only speaking good into the world, but good into yourself. Each episode, Anjelah and her guest will recount the things that they are grateful for and dive deep into how those gratitudes affect their lives. We all have a lot to be grateful for, but there’s always that one thing that can set you off, make you mad, and give you a bad attitude. Or as Anjelah likes to call it, a maditude. So join Anjelah and friends as they share their gratitudes and maditudes and let it out and let it go on “Funjelah.”
