All Episodes

Actor / singer Anthony Rapp (“Dazed & Confused”, “Rent”) swaps stories with his “Star Trek: Discovery” co-star Tig about preparing to become parents. They also advise a listener on using comedy to come out of the closet.

Comedian and actor Rebecca Corry chats with Tig about pit bulls and TikTok habits. The longtime friends help a family with cutthroat game night competitions and weigh in on a llama quilt dilemma.

Actor/comedian Kaitlin Olson (“It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” and “Champions”) joins Tig to discuss happy marriage tips, matching sailor suits, pre-teen piercings, forgetful husbands, and more!

The Sklar Brothers — comedians, podcast hosts, and identical twins — answer listener questions about raising twins, family food squabbles, and secret naps with dogs.

Director, producer and actress Lake Bell joins Tig to help a listener who sees too much of her neighbors’ sex lives because they don’t have window shades.

Actor Wilson Cruz (“My So-Called Life”) joins his “Star Trek: Discovery” co-star Tig this week to help a listener decide whether to revive an old friendship and advise a bisexual man about when to come out.

Actor/comedian Chelsea Peretti (Brooklyn Nine-Nine) and Tig help a listener with a secret coffee addiction and give hilarious advice to a woman complaining about all her friends having babies.

Is a big wedding worth it? Should you get that degree? In this encore episode, actor Sean Hayes and Tig offer some conflicting advice on topics of all kinds.

An encore presentation of our episode with actor Sarah Paulson, who helped Tig give advice on bad baked goods and bad grammar. Then, they name a car and auction off a gavel!

US soccer legend Abby Wambach and Tig realize how much they have in common, including zombies and the Indigo Girls.

Actor/comedian Paul Scheer (Black Monday, Veep, The League) weighs in on letting children sleep in their parents’ bed, advises a woman who wants to cut her ex off from her Netflix account, and more!

Actor/comedian James Adomian (Bob’s Burgers, BoJack Horseman, Jimmy Kimmel Live) shows off a few favorite impersonations and gives a therapist fashion tips for office attire.

Comedian and actor Roy Wood Jr. talks to Tig about who might take over as host of The Daily Show and discusses why late night talk shows need to evolve.

For this Thanksgiving-themed episode, Kate Micucci — actor, comedian and co-founder of folk duo Garfunkel and Oates — shares the holiday tradition that always brings her to tears.

Actress/comedian Naomi Ekperigin tells Tig about lessons she learned as a writer on “Broad City” and as co-host of the podcast “Couples Therapy.”

Grammy winner and former “American Idol” judge Randy Jackson helps a listener whose son wants to become a famous pop punk drummer, and weighs in on whether former lovers should stay in a band together.

Sheng Wang, comedian and writer on ABC’s “Fresh Off the Boat,” trades stories with Tig about their childhoods in Houston, post-apocalyptic hairstyles, and pickleball moves.

Mae Martin, who co-wrote and stars in the award-winning Netflix dramedy series ‘Feel Good,’ talks about getting into comedy at the age of 13 and what they wish they knew back then.