July 9, 2021

EP. 66 — Katherine Ryan – Re-Release

We love this episode so much, we wanted to re-release it! Comedian, writer, presenter, and actor Katherine Ryan joins Jameela this week to discuss how being a new mother was surprisingly helpful in getting Katherine’s start in comedy, a few of her dating disasters, how to raise an amazing daughter, processing a difficult miscarriage, and their thoughts on plastic surgery.

Transcript

Jameela: [00:00:00] Hello and welcome to another episode of I Weigh with Jameela Jamil, I hope you’re well, I am good. I am I am fine. I am mid moving house. So I just want to tear each one of the hairs on my head and in my eyebrows and some of my pubic hairs. That’s right. I still have some of those I’d like to tear them out individually just to somehow be able to externalize the internal pain of moving house and trying to fix anything I’m having. I’m aging fast and thankfully I really like aging. So that’s good. And I think I’m going to look really different and really haggard by the end of this. And thank God I have made a career of being OK with that because this is fucking terrible. This is not a way to live. Anyway, I thought I would give you an uplifting episode this week. It is an old episode that that was kind of from the early days of this podcast. And so a lot of you are new listeners. Thank you for joining this podcast. And it’

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