Don’t Call Me Ma’am Episode Archive

Jodi and good friend, comedian Ariel Kashanchi talk about escaping Iran, being your authentic self and men who look like cats.

Jodi and model/UFC octagon girl Chrissy Blair talk about starting your own business, having a quarter-life crisis and keeping your options open.

Jodi is joined by plastic surgeon Dr. Amy Hsu covering topics like having inner confidence, the negative stigma of getting “work” done and why so many young people are trying to look like snapchat filters. Boob jobs and fillers and botox Oh My!

Jodi and her personal psychic/life coach, Heather Auble, discuss how they met, how Jodi’s mind was blown by paranormal insights, and a spirit makes a guest appearance in the studio.

Jodi and actress/comedian/sports reporter/social media sensation, Crystal Marie, talk family and Middle Eastern culture, dressing sexy, men, relationships, comedy, and being really, really pretty.

Jodi and actress/writer/BFF, Kimberley Lewis, talk about how they’ve changed and not changed over the years, the funny brutality of aging, silly auditions, Hollywood nightmares, and the effects of Ma’am-ness.

Jodi and her comedy compatriot, TV and film actor/comedian Jamie Kennedy, go very deep during a discussion that covers their careers, what it means to live the life of a stand-up, how it affects every aspect of your daily existence, as well as the real ins and outs of the comedy industry.

Jodi and her buddy, comedian Sunah Bilstead, cover everything from the ups and downs of guys they’ve dated, family ties, and crazy stories from the road, including those times performing for the troops, in and out of the bedroom..

Jodi and her pal, Australian comedian, Monty Franklin, talk about the state of comedy, and the state of relationships, including their own.

Jodi and her “best friend”, Iliza Shlesinger, winner of NBC’s Last Comic Standing, and star of her own comedy specials, tours, and TV shows, discuss the trials and tribulations of being a woman in general, and a female in the world of comedy, as well as men, and Iliza’s recent wedding.