News and Happenings

Sarah got hearing aids and shares how it’s been going so far. Plus, she gushes about British mystery shows and dental floss, ruminates on ruminating thoughts, and adds her two cents on the Biden age debate.

Sarah buys fake eyelashes from a company with a very strange name. Plus, she offers advice to a guy whose siblings plan to vote for Trump again, helps an emerging comic decide where to move, and shares in the collective joy of a penis drawn in the snow.

Sarah and her manager Amy chat about their new show, Stupid Pet Tricks, which is out now on TBS! Plus, Sarah talks about what it’s like to play dramatic roles, gets support from hearing aid users, and shares some of her favorite recipes.

In this special Valentine’s Day episode, Sarah shares a sex fantasy gone awry. Plus, she helps a heartbroken New Yorker move on, weighs the pros and cons of telling your manager you like them, and offers tips on how to meet people IRL.

Sarah microdoses with Rory and wonders: What is a man? Plus, she picks her favorite karaoke song, shares a folklore joke about diarrhea, and helps a woman who feels completely let down by her mother.

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’s losing her hearing and it’s a bummer. Plus, she unpacks a traumatic deflowering story, suggests support to a man caring for his ailing grandma alone, and recounts her favorite winter memories growing up in New Hampshire.

Sarah tells an awkward story about her recent celebrity mixup. Plus, she offers tips on how to prevent jizz stains, saves money by trapping a rattlesnake, and offers comebacks for a man commenting on a woman’s hard nipples.

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 meets Meryl Streep and hates high heels. Plus, she offers first-hand advice to a parent whose son wets the bed, helps someone detach from a romantic relationship with self-compassion, and unpacks the traumas and joys of summer camp.