I'm Fine, It's Fine‪!‬ Dewey Comedy Productions

Comedian Donnie Sengstack joined us to talk about his comedy career so far and how it may look a little different than others. Donnie opens up with genuine humor, sharing stories of navigating a world where his stutter isn’t always understood. From encounters with doubters to those who misinterpret his intentions, Donnie’s comedy journey is uniquely his own.
He also shares his secret passion for knowing why a town became a town and what his on-the-road routine includes.
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Produced by Kaylee Harmon - Dewey Comedy Productions
Music composed by James Witchell

Alison joined Amber and Melanie to teach them about the incredible healing power of sound therapy. Explaining the history and science behind aligning and recalibrating your nervous system, and how it can be used physically and emotionally. Amber was hot off a mini session and was feeling all the calm vibes while having so many questions about what was happening in her body in real time. Alison is truly lovely and you can check out more about her, and her events here!
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Produced by Kaylee Harmon - Dewey Comedy Productions
Music composed by James Witchell

Social Media sensation and new Standup Comedian Cody Smith joins Amber and Melanie as they discuss his whirlwind relationship, OCD, how he ended up in Nashville and his career. Cody shares that during his teenage years he was to the point of wanting to end his life, medicated and searching for answers and where he is now with all of it-how he handles his struggles in 2024 and how much better he feels as his career takes off.
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Produced by Kaylee Harmon - Dewey Comedy Productions
Music composed by James Witchell

Comedian Marianna showed up ready to be vulnerable and honest and it was a beautiful conversation. She unpacks her own attempts to end her life, her mom's attempts to kill her and her brother. She is still seeking out how to even process emotions, literally googling it. She talks about how her parental relationships show up in her romantic relationships and Amber insists that she is happy to become close friends with her after Marianna expresses that she doesn't know how to have close friendships. We also get to witness in real time a trauma response by disassociating. She's a peach and a lady and possible Cate Blanchett's organ clone?
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Produced by Kaylee Harmon - Dewey Comedy Productions
Music composed by James Witchell

Comedian Lydia Popovich is a hilarious comedian who got her start in the Bay Area and it hella shows. She talks with Melanie and Amber about experimenting early on with psychedelics and reading books that empowered her at a young age to create boundaries with her parents. She also dives into a relationship with an alcoholic and how that chaos impacted her life and what it was like to get out from under it.
It was such a fun conversation and we loved having her in the studio with us!
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Produced by Kaylee Harmon - Dewey Comedy Productions
Music composed by James Witchell

Amber Autry and Melanie Reese sit down with Comedian Jeff Greenspan to discuss the urge to say the "right" thing so you don't offend, using sex for connection, and how parts work shows up in all of our lives. Jeff mentions at the beginning that he feels he's reached his final form even though- just like in every episode of I'm Fine It's Fine- there's growth to be seen within only an hour. And that's what keeps us all coming back. This episode will make you laugh, think, and leave feeling lifted. Be sure to leave a positive review it helps with ratings and helps get the podcast in front of more people. And if you're wanting more become a Subscriber for only $5 a month and get an episode every week! Thank you for listening, we love you!
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Produced by Kaylee Harmon - Dewey Comedy Productions
Music composed by James Witchell