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Sarah wants to see more elderly homes with child daycares attached. Plus, she offers tips to a woman nervous about her wedding day, explains why she stepped away from roasting, and tests one’s “openness” to God.

Sarah samples See’s Candies and isn’t impressed. Plus, she helps a woman through a surprisingly aggressive sexual experience, talks to someone in their bathtub, and ponders the sensitivity of nipples.

In this throwback episode, Sarah shares advice on how to get out of going to parties without lying. Plus, she helps a caller from Kuwait decide whether to move back to his homophobic home, tells stories about friend and fellow comedian Tig Notaro, and considers a run for office.

Sarah has some strong words for anti-abortion legislators in this country. Plus, she explains how she works out new material, gets upset about homophobia in schools, and shares her first sexual experience.

Sarah shares some of her favorite nightly rituals. Plus, she helps a man who feels like his brother’s keeper, recommends the best places to pee near Central Park, and learns about The Luckiest Club.

Sarah had a change of heart and bought not one Stanley tumbler but two. Plus, she lists her all time fave comedians, psychoanalyzes mothers who act like they want to marry their sons, and offers advice on whether or not to trip on mushrooms while grieving the loss of a friend.

Listen to actor David Duchovy interview Sarah Silverman for his new podcast, Fail Better, from Lemonada Media!

Rory is afraid Sarah will choke to death on a cough drop in her sleep and he’ll have no alibi. Plus, she reminisces on foot fetishes, shares her take on recent political polls, and helps a man mourning his dog.

Sarah absolutely loves the show Reacher and can’t figure out why. Plus, she helps a guy break it to his girlfriend that he’d rather just be friends, meets a different Jared from the subway, and ponders what would dispense from her drag boobs.

Sarah got some home cassettes digitized and they’re hilarious. Plus, she helps a woman through a year-and-a-half-long dry spell, interprets Wilco song lyrics, and commiserates with a comic who loves talking about sex on stage but hates the way some men treat her afterwards.