Episode list

Jen, sits at home in her temporary apartment in Brooklyn to talk to you about political testimonies, severed heads, 1960's songs, and the season finale of Dr. Barbara Persons.

Jen, sits at home in her temporary apartment in Brooklyn to talk to you about how coconut oil is over, how she doesn't want to ride a bike, fear of a silent retreat, taking pictures at a Broadway musical, feeling guilt after writing a bad Yelp review for a talkative masseuse, and how after she talks about politics this one more time on the podcast, she'll stop talking about politics on the podcast.

Jen sits in her hotel room on the Lower East Side of NYC to talk about being afraid to walk the red carpet at a movie screening, wearing socks with high heels, being shy at parties and saying stupid things to successful people, and working from home on July 4th and not caring that she's missing BBQ's.

Jen sits at her temporary home in Brooklyn to talk to you about: how she's not rich, two stories she realized she forgot to continue telling a couple of episodes back, wanting to transition into the fashion world, and the Davy Jones episode of the Brady Bunch. And she answers listener emails about fears of driving, dads who date women their daughter's age, and a musician who heckled a bachelorette party.

Jen talks into her microphone to tell you about how she doesn't want to be shamed for not getting excited about dogs or Harry Potter, self-righteous Moms on Twitter, how Jen isn't her Twitter persona, not being famous enough to be recognized in a wine shop, and how people who stand in doorways letting the AC out - are monsters.

Jen sits at home in Los Angeles to talk to you about being too afraid to go to Italy and have a private chef back in 2001, the years she wasn't political, wearing two watches in high school, bros, men who buy tampons, and finding a very stressful video game about running a hotel...fun.

Jen sits at home in Los Angeles to talk about people who recognize her but insist it's not from TV, seeing dumb people get excited over a pun-named restaurant, a guy on a plane who wanted advice on how to propose, and more emails from women who have stories about weird comments from dudes. And of course, there's talk of "reclaiming my time."

Jen sits in Brooklyn to talk to you about the wrong salad, "how's your day going so far" said at the wrong time, calling room service, the podcast isn't meant to save the world, cats, Disney World's Carousel of Progress, listener complaints of misandry and listener compliments about almost dying to the podcast and being okay with that.

Jen sits in Brooklyn to talk to you about sunsets ruined by techno music, college crushes who go from grunge to conservative, iced coffee versus hot coffee, swearing in front of a kid, and a guy who maybe died in a parking garage.

Jen sits at home in Los Angeles to talk to you about worrying about encouraging silence with a non-political podcast, gaining weight, not enjoying watching comedy, why reading in bed used to be considered immoral, and Jen ends up cleaning out her Lazy-Susan amazed at spices, teas, and cooking sprays that expired years ago.

Jen sits at home in Los Angeles to talk to you about an internet ghost story that she suspects isn't real, why predicting things and being right means so much, the loose nature of her upcoming tour, a new-found indifference to nuclear war, and she reads a NY Times vows story about a 98 year old woman who proposed to her 94 year old boyfriend.

It's a special "They Seem Fun" episode of I Seem Fun with Jen's guest Dr. Drew. They talk about her silent retreat, his background as a doctor, and Jen reveals why some of her year has sucked and how Dr. Drew was a friend during it. THEN after the interview-Jen talks alone for about a half hour to the I Seem Fun audience to debrief what was talked about. And Jen talks about her tour and necklaces.

OH MY GOD it's the 200th episode of I Seem Fun and Jen forgot and does nothing specifically special about it - except puts together a totally random episode that is half live show and half at home chat. She talks about her silent retreat, loving a Sugar Ray song in a rental car, how dare Hillary write a book, and the most boring story ever told about changing a flight.

Jen sits at home and fails miserably to record the podcast in one sit-down without the phone ringing and having to drop everything for something else. Other than that there is talk of her new necklace line on Baublebar.com and, coming home to Boston to tour, listener emails about school superintendents, fears of driving over bridges, and dudes who comment on your fruit.

Jen sits at a studio in New York City - during her two day rest period to tell you how the tour is going, why people need to stop being upset that she's not sight-seeing, kids on scooters in Whole Foods, a certain woman in politics latest book, and a motivational meditation for anyone driving over a bridge.

Jen sits live on stage in front of an audience at the Second City Theatre in Toronto, Canada at the Just For Laughs 42 Festival to talk to you about how she actually had 24 hours of fun, how she thinks she's realized to try to live in the middle, jobs that let you stay home hungover, flying coach can kill you and American politics sort of.

Jen sits at home in Los Angeles to talk to you about - well, things she didn't plan on talking about like what she was going through when she appeared on big late night shows last year, good advice she gave a friend who gave it back to her - about how you "won't feel this way in a year...", her TV show idea, how her life is too boring for an instagram story, and how she will be putting up Christmas decorations before Halloween in an act of self-love, and triumph over a Christmas 2016 break-up.

Jen sits at home to talk to you about her love of watching documentaries about musicians touring, the stupid questions journalists ask, her orthodontist who will never believe in her, there is lamentation about her email blast, grinding a lemon in the garbage disposal and meeting people in the 2000's that she admired in the 1990's.

Jen sits at home to explain why her favorite place to get her hair blown-out sucks now and how she would make the place better if she were the CEO. She also tries to figure out why she owns a gallon jar with a spigot, and talks about a doctor who won't admit Jen had an allergic reaction to a flu shot and insists Jen was bitten by bugs while drinking wine outside.

Jen sits at home to explain why her favorite place to get her hair blown-out sucks now and how she would make the place better if she were the CEO. She also tries to figure out why she owns a gallon jar with a spigot, and talks about a doctor who won't admit Jen had an allergic reaction to a flu shot and insists Jen was bitten by bugs while drinking wine outside.

Jen takes to the stage at Stand-Up Live in Phoenix, Arizona as part of the All Things Comedy Comedy Festival and talks to the crowd - and you - about someone who thought Donald Trump was an actor, putting razors inside of candy, losing her memory, bad Halloween costume choices, and looking back at childhood Halloween parties and realizing that some kid's parents threw inappropriately scary parties.

Jen sits in the All Things Comedy studio to talk to you about being called a bougie jewelry designer, sugar cravings, reclaiming the Rock Center Christmas tree, and answering a listener email about if a man should pretend to be gay in order to compliment a woman's shoes.

Jen recorded this episode in two parts - one in Los Angeles, and one from her sister's home in Massachusetts. She reads an article from the 1800's about spinsters, keeps getting interrupted by her sister's cat Mittens, and talks about what we should be talking about in this whole harassment discussion, and tells a story of not getting recognized in pilates class.

Jen found a stand-up show she did at the Brooklyn Bellhouse in 2014 that was recorded off of the audio board - this was a two hour show of working out new material and just chatting with the audience. Something to note - Joan Rivers was on life support and Jen had heard that night that she was going to be let go the next morning, she had just turned 40 the week before in Sweden, and had just finished a long-running job at Chelsea Lately to bust out into a life of touring. There was a LOT of energy that night - and feeling free as a bird to say whatever and be grateful to be alive, and about to head into a new adventure. That means - don't overanalyze this ONE MOMENT IN TIME from September 2014. It was Jen and that person is now no longer Jen. Happy Holidays.

This is the second hour of the long-ass stand-up show that was recorded at the Bellhouse in Brooklyn September 2014. Happy Holidays.

Jen sits in the All Things Comedy Studio to tell you about the awesome life of Princess Margaret who smoked in bed, and she reads listener emails from people writing in to debate whether Die Hard is a Christmas movie, and favorite songs, movies, and such are dissected, discussed, and ruined.

Jen sits in the All Things Comedy studio to talk to you about the force in the universe that wants you to be the ball, Ringo, a listener who's disappointed in Jen, upcoming gigs, and more listener emails for this holiday month about favorite things and arguments over what makes a Christmas movie.

Jen sits in the All Thing Comedy studio to talk to you about her fear of AOL in early email days, how quick email replies aren't a sign of respect, wanting to do a holiday show year round, explaining the difference between successful comedian and household name, and a reminder that Instagram is a lie and no one's life is any fun.

Jen sits in the All Things Comedy studio to talk to you about the small talk pitfalls of shopping local, people who hate her so much they start new Instagram accounts and harass on her sister's cat's profile, crying at Bruce's Santa Claus is Comin' to Town and reclaiming Christmas in New York.

Jen sits down while visiting family to watch an entire Hallmark Christmas movie and comment and narrate to you all. In this exciting episode Jen is alarmed at the thought of putting tinsel on a tree before ornaments and how there are zero details about how this busy organizing business woman invented an app, and why is no one freaking out over the fact that this toy maker literally designed a hologram technology that doesn't yet exist.

Jen sits at home to talk to you about her Christmas in NYC, not liking when hotels text you or call the room, realizing she's only opted to go to three New Year's Eve parties in her entire life, not having a clue what 2018 will bring, listener emails about a missed connection and a break-up, and Jen reads an inspirational article about making it big in your sixties.

Jen sits at home to talk to you about how her schedule is messed up, a Golden Globes after party spent mostly in a parking garage. Listener emails about email etiquette are read, and an article about how to avoid cold and flu season paranoia.

This is an accidental live episode. Jen sits on stage at the Hollywood Improv Lab to work out new stand-up and instead just talks to the crowd about what's on her mind and - it sounded like an I Seem Fun episode and so here it is. There is talk of the book Fire and Fury, computer spies, nuclear codes, and how millennial have too much hope.

Jen sits in the All Things Comedy Studio to tell you that she literally doesn't know what her life is but she has to pack accordingly, the truth about Candace, listener emails about debt and Christmas break-ups, and a letter written by Albert Einstein telling Marie Curie to "F the Haters!"

Jen sits at home with a new microphone to talk to you about how she has nothing to talk about because she has no life this month, listener emails about kids don't think women are funny, and when comedians are rude to the audience. Jen also reads an article about how Generation X can save the world.

Jen sits at home to talk to you about how she doesn't know if she can tour this year, maybe going to Europe, recaps her shows in London, the Russian meddling isn't an opinion, watching movies on planes, and how everyone who thinks they want to live in Los Angeles for the weather is wrong.

Jen sits in Brooklyn at "home" to talk to you about her opinion on the Samantha Vs. Carrie scandal, judging a renter by her photo, forgetting what time it is and joining the wrong pilates class, and flying with a guy who took up too much space using her USB port and snoring.

Jen sits at home to talk to you about wanting to award someone with a customer service trophy, drama at a shipping place, celebrity breakups, seeing a Broadway show, not wanting to go to Cabo constantly, a pilates teacher who wants Jen to relax, listener letters about body image, cold brew coffees, and, moving and Jen manages to say some positive things too.

Jen sits on stage at the Bellhouse in Brooklyn for her third live taping in Brooklyn. She talks about the Bomb Cyclone 2018, the original production of 911, Queer Eye is stressing her out, the penis from Venus, and there's lots of talking with the audience about their thoughts. So much fun in this extra long episode.

Jen sits at home to talk to you about genetic testing, loud footsteps of children, college crushes, more listener advice to a listener about a yoga teacher, movie theatre jerks, the joys of unfollowing everyone on social media, and wanting to be Oprah-style-rich.

Jen sits at home to talk to you about some tour date updates, too-hot wine, too much news to discuss, the news isn't reporting lots of UFO sightings by the air force, a dead car battery, and being accidentally accused of racism.

Jen sits at the all new All Things Comedy Studio to talk to you about waiting and waiting to know anything about her life's work, why she's coming to London for a night, getting carded and then annoyed, staying in a hotel locally, prostitutes, reads an article about how a dude's genes changed in space, and badly answers a listener email about how to get healthy.

Jen sits at the all new All Things Comedy Studio to talk to you about her surgery that's happened as of this release, a new found fear of anesthesia, don't read scary articles at 3 am, the problems with recording episodes in advance, we're all gonna die says someone from Nixon's era, and what it was like making a political speech at a fancy event.

Jen brings her friend, comedian Allison Castillo, to the All Things Comedy studio to help her give advice to listeners in need. We digress often and don't always agree on how to handle a single mom who wants a date, a guy who wants to pursue an acting career in LA, a dude who is afraid of skeletons, a woman who can't talk to her family about politics and so much more!. We get super real - so hope you can handle it.

Jen sits at her temporary home in Brooklyn to talk to you about her Sphenoid Sinus surgery, too many opiates, pudding cravings, face claustrophobia, the beauty of making the couch your bed, listening to Queen in the operating room, and how much it sucks when recovering takes too long.

In this episode Jen does many things. First she takes to the All Things Comedy Studio to chit-chat for a bit before addressing listener emails about panic, many listeners with bad spelling, and a woman who needs confidence to do things alone, and what to do about an annoying co-worker who asks too many questions. Jen shares a childhood memory of either a break-in or pots and pans rattling. Then we hear a portion of Jen's live show at the Hollywood Improv Lab "Lab Test" where she tells a tale of losing her wallet at the airport and doing the trash wrong at her AirBnB.

Jen sits at home to talk to you about how you need to come see her live shows, crazy voice coaches, what the hell is a "female" pilot, and a four hour train ride with loud people.

Jen talks to you about how she doesn't want to take the cookie off the plane, nobody listening to this podcast is listening, wanting to start over with home decor, walking out of a movie because of ADHD, and no to mind-reading headsets.

Jen sits at her home in Brooklyn and fails to simultaneously do a live Instagram with viewers asking questions while she's podcasting. She drops that after about five minutes. Then Jen reads listener emails that lead into chat about why do people like sleep, first time-stand-ups who need to respect history, and when straight people ruin gay clubs.

Jen sits at her home in Brooklyn to talk to you about her weekend in Bloomington, Indiana, people who assume her act doesn't translate to America, a hot-headed hippie at hot yoga, being the only one in a meditation class, when you love your friend but their social media persona sucks, and Jen interrupts the podcast to eat a piece of bread and answer the laundry deliver at her door.