News and Happenings

Sarah broke her nightguard from grinding her teeth so hard. Plus, she helps a man whose brother keeps trying to recruit him to Christianity, sends love to someone going through a miscarriage, and swaps stories about underwear-loving dogs.

Sarah talks about why we raise boys to be afraid of colors. Plus, she gives a man permission not to dance at parties, provides support to someone newly diagnosed with HPV, and returns to Amy’s female anatomy class.

Sarah gives an update on the LA wildfires from the road. Plus, she comes up with shabbat loopholes, helps a woman stay informed without drowning in news, and coordinates a meet cute between two gay men with a kindred hatred of semen.

Sarah vents about people pleasers. Plus, she rallies behind therapists on strike for better wages and benefits, learns about aphantasia, and sings the wrong song lyrics.

In this throwback episode, Sarah accidentally buys the same glasses as Rory after making fun of them for years. Plus, she shares her experience with antidepressants, hears from a man who says her humor helped save his life and sings her favorite TV theme songs.

Sarah shakes things up by trying something with her left hand. Plus, she explores Santa Claus’ roots, offers marijuana dosing advice, and helps a young woman through a second wave of grief.

Sarah recounts a harrowing experience from her tour. Plus, she takes your questions about the state of politics right now; the good, the bad, and the terrible.

Sarah high fives a cactus. Plus, she brainstorms names for a new dog salon, ponders plastic surgery, and helps a gay man who’s afraid of semen.

‘Tis the season for stuffed fowl, Mariah Carey, and family drama! In this throwback episode, Sarah takes your holiday calls and offers advice on traveling, conservative relatives, and what to do when you’re feeling lonely this season. Bake a batch of rugelach and enjoy!

Sarah is on the road touring new material but she’s stuck on one section and needs your help. Plus, she hears from someone debating whether to toke up again, gives some tough love to a woman having trouble staying close to an anti-choice friend, and helps a man decide if his hatred of vocal fry stems from misophonia or misogyny.