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So Funny it Hurts
Mikalah Gordon
34 episodes
4 days ago
Is laughter truly the best medicine? It has become a challenge to navigate through these modern times with social media, politics, cancel culture, and life after a pandemic. Self proclaimed trauma queen and comedian Mikalah Gordon interviews your favorite funny people and explores the trauma that made them that way. Laugh til you cry or cry til you laugh, conversations about mental health, may just be what the doctor ordered.
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Is laughter truly the best medicine? It has become a challenge to navigate through these modern times with social media, politics, cancel culture, and life after a pandemic. Self proclaimed trauma queen and comedian Mikalah Gordon interviews your favorite funny people and explores the trauma that made them that way. Laugh til you cry or cry til you laugh, conversations about mental health, may just be what the doctor ordered.
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Comedy Interviews
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Pinky Patel - The Journey Through Motherhood & Clitorature
So Funny it Hurts
1 hour 28 minutes 5 seconds
1 year ago
Pinky Patel - The Journey Through Motherhood & Clitorature

As Pinky Patel and I sat down to record, we couldn't help but reminisce about the time my sister took the cricket-eating dare, setting off a cascade of laughter that echoes through our memories. That's the magic of humor—it not only connects us but serves as a compass through the maze of cultural expectations and the journey toward self-acceptance. This episode is all about those moments, the ones that stitch us closer and remind us that authenticity, especially in the face of social media's relentless pressure, is a form of rebellion we should all partake in. We then strip back the layers of performance to reveal the vulnerabilities that come with standing in the limelight. Growing up amid the rich tapestries of Italian and Jewish culture, I found strength in comedy to face insecurities and stage fright. As Pinky and I share our stories, we uncover the dualities of our cultural identities and the sometimes harsh realities of family expectations versus personal aspirations. Our conversation is a tribute to the arts, the emotional rollercoaster of leaving stable careers for uncertain passions, and the incredible support systems that buoy us along the way. Our laughter carries us into deeper waters, where we tackle topics that often lurk in the shadows. We address the complexities of motherhood and mental health, the transformative journey through therapy, and the cultural stigmas that can shroud these discussions in silence. We celebrate the bonds of friendship, explore the importance of setting boundaries for personal well-being, and embrace new chapters in life with open arms. From hysterectomies to heartfelt fan connections, this episode is a testament to the resilience and joy that come from supporting each other, laughing together, and embracing the full spectrum of life's experiences. --------- EPISODE CHAPTERS --------- (0:00:00) - The Power of Laughter and Friendship (0:03:21) - Overcoming Stage Fright and Anxieties (0:14:06) - Navigating Cultural Expectations and Achieving Success (0:22:43) - Balancing Comedy and Family Support (0:29:54) - Boundaries and Support in Friendship (0:42:23) - Taboo Subjects and Mental Health (0:53:44) - Discussion on Literature and Sexuality (1:00:34) - Leaving Corporate for Pursuing Passion (1:08:14) - Support, Inspiration, and Hysterectomies (1:15:41) - Family Support and New Ventures

So Funny it Hurts
Is laughter truly the best medicine? It has become a challenge to navigate through these modern times with social media, politics, cancel culture, and life after a pandemic. Self proclaimed trauma queen and comedian Mikalah Gordon interviews your favorite funny people and explores the trauma that made them that way. Laugh til you cry or cry til you laugh, conversations about mental health, may just be what the doctor ordered.