Let's Make Amends

This week, comedian Kris McDermott joins Kristin and Lindsay to discuss a few things she needs to make amends to herself for.

Comedian Kyle Scanlan joins Kristin and Lindsay to discuss how he was pretty much blacked out drunk for three years straight. Hijinks, Hardees, and ruined mattresses feature prominently in this episode. The girls give him a few options for penance, some involving Edible Arrangements.

Comedian Ben Bergman joins the gals to talk about the day he shattered his parents trust, high-school hijinks, and what happened that made him a better person in the end.

Comedian Kris Simmons spills her guts about all the horrible things she's done. Surprise, surprise, she's never done anything horrible. But the gals have an interesting conversation about letting first impressions and perceptions get the better of you, especially when it comes to the Chicago comedy scene, and why it's best not to judge.

Our very own Kristin Clifford discusses an emotional moment of mean girl bullying and how she made amends for her wrong-doing. Ready to see Kristin get nasty? Well you won't because she still comes out as one of the sweetest gals in comedy. This episode, with special and magnanimous guest host Dan Friesen, takes us all on an heartfelt journey, regardless of how uncomfortable emotions make Lindsay feel.

Comedian Monique Madrid talks about a time in her life when she was riding high on the rush of nicking little cutesy trinkets - and how she got caught. This reformed shoplifter and current sweetheart discusses her past, and Kristin and Lindsay share their own stories of petty theft. NO ONE PROSECUTE US

Grizzled road dogs Stephanie Hasz and Andy Fleming join Lindsay and Kristin for a discussion about friendship. Hilarious and sincere apologies are thrown into the mix, and Kristin and Lindsay make aww faces a lot. We loved this duo so much that we're definitely going to have them back - stay tuned.

Comedian Ryan Walker stops by to share his sins, but because he's a sweetheart, his rock bottom is someone else's high point. Listen to discover how he's cuddled with a plasma screen, involves his boss in most of his drunken shenanigans, and why strip clubs are group activities only.

This week, Erin Lane comes in to discuss the guilt she feels over a crazy night with an innocent stranger. We discuss boundaries, dating, Wicca, and the old-fashioned notion of landlines in this heavy episode.

Lindsay Adams is sweet but her past has a few body checks and poison pen letters. Listen to hear how she's moved on from her old ways

Comedian David Drake lies. All the time! He admitted it, and we think this time he's telling the truth. He joins Kristin and Lindsay to discuss his compulsive lying habit, and he's brave enough to call his girlfriend and apologize for a pretty big lie - listen in to hear the call.

Joe Fernandez sits down with Kristin and Lindsay to discuss the guilt he feels over staying silent - when others were bullied, in relationships - not speaking up is a common theme in Joe's life. We also dive into parental relationships as well as a difficult and falsehood-filled romance (think of the craziest lie an ex ever told you and quadruple it)

Comedian Will Miles shows us that behind his dimpled visage beats the heart of a player. He shares a college scandal, and a few pretty scandalous post-college stories as well. We discuss his desire to find lasting love, heartbreak, and ruined friendships. You'll still love Will Miles - he's just that cute.

Storyteller Erin Kahoa describes a time when he finally fit into a social circle - because he kept someone else out. Everyone gets emotional as Erin describes some deep regrets from his past, and we all discuss the lessons we can learn from the target of he and his classmates' bullying.

Comedian Jack Baker describes how a moment of cruelty had a lasting impact - and how he wishes he could take it back. We explore sibling relationships, elementary school psychology, and Jack explains that although he looks it, he is indeed not Jewish in our very first episode.