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Comedian Neruda Williams talks about going from being a good kid to a coke dealer to a stand up comedian

Comedian Streeter Seidell talks about his college humor job ending and a period of uncertainty before writing for SNL.

Comedian Corin Wells talks about transferring to a small Christian School.

Comedian Jim Santangeli talks about working as a video editor before becoming an actor and performer.

Comedian Tarik Davis talks about his early experiences as an improvisor at UCB and obstacles on the journey to working actor. 

Comedian Emily Altman talks about teaching Italian AND living in Italy.

Comedian Caitlin Bitzegaio talks about working toward professorship, then moving into comedy.

Comedian Lou Gonzalez talks about growing up in the Bronx and the ongoing process of self discovery.

TV director J.D. Amato talks about dealing with anxiety and finding some ease in creativity

Sebastian and Patrick talk about Who You Were being back for a second season

Comedian Abbi Crutchfield talks about her career goals before comedy.

Comedian Dion Flynn talks about running away from home and active addiction.

Comedian Timothy Dunn talks about learning to enjoy life and not being 100% career-focused.

Comedian Josh Sharp talks about being a kid and attending summer camp at The Billy Graham Training Center

Comedian Molly Gaebe talks about her time in high school as a devout Christian

Comedian and Daily Show producer Zhubin Parang talks about going to law school and his time as a lawyer.

Comedian and author Georgia Clark talks about the her younger years and "music career"

Comedian Matt Besser talks about an extremely difficult time in his life.

Comedian Dan Chamberlain talks about "partying" in his hometown as a teenager.

Comedian Brian Faas talks about working during college summers.

Comedian Becky Chicoine talks about briefly joining a Fundamentalist Christian group in college.

Comedian David Bluvband talks about feeling isolated as a kid.

Comedian Jon Bander comes on and talks about the day he bought his first pair of jeans.

Comedian and Hip Hop legend Cipha Sounds talks about discovering the 5 percent nation as a teenager.

Comedian Shawtane Bowen talks about struggling with food addiction

Comedian Jake Cornell talks about being a young bully.

Comedian and actress Rachel Pegram talks about growing up Christian and going to religious schools.

Comedian Alyssa Limperis talks about her struggle with an eating disorder in college.

Comedian Eric Crumwell talks about being skinny, getting big and then leveling out.

Comedian Connor Ratliff talks about wanting to make cartoons as a kid AND pursuing acting in his 20s.

Comedian Aaron Jackson talks about moving to NYC and broadway auditions

Comedian Mary Beth Barone talks about when she was a republican.

Comedian Alex Song talks about struggling with depression.

Comedian Geoff Garlock talks about time on the road as a punk.

Comedian Glo Tavarez talks about her teenage years in a fundamentalist church

Comedian Chris Gethard talks about career failures and how he found creative fulfillment.

Comedian Jerah Milligan talks about partying and feeling the need to change.

Comedian Casey Jost talks about breaking unhealthy habits

Comedian X Mayo talks about relationships and codependency

Comedian Jim Gaffigan talks about his fear of public speaking, and quitting his day job.

Comedian Alexandra Dickson; UCB (The Stepfathers/Improvised Seinfeld) discusses her hospitalization in college. Other places to find Alexandra: UCBComedy, Above Average, IFC, College Humor, Funny or Die, Bustle

Comedian Matt Rogers (Las Culturistas, Gaymeshow, Pop Roulette, UCB's Characters Welcome) discusses growing up closeted in Long Island.

On this podcast we ask Comedians about a time in their life when they were significantly different. First group of episodes include Jim Gaffigan, Chris Gethard, Alex Dickson, Matt Rogers, X Mayo, Caroline Cotter, Jerah Milligan, Casey Jost, Will Martinez, Glo Tavarez... more to come. It would be cool if you'd rate, review and subscribe. We love you.