Comedian and writer Zavior Phillips shares how he has learned to navigate sharing emotions that are 100% all of the time, how that has helped in his relationship and in the relationship he has with his family. He talks about parents divorcing later in life and then reconnecting and what it's like for mom and dad to be dating each other. He is truly so fun and hilarious and we are grateful that he opened up and let us in on what it's like being handsome and perfect all of the time!

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Produced by Kaylee Harmon - Dewey Comedy Productions

Music composed by James Witchell

Comedian Derek Humphrey joins Melanie and Amber and shares his experiences as a husband, comedian, and dad dog. He opens up about the positive outcomes of marriage counseling and how he and his wife navigate both growth and challenges as they come. Derek shares the pain of losing his beloved dog and how it made him more emotional than losing his dad, a reflection on the relationship he had with him. He speaks to how the ebb and flow of the entertainment industry can be exhausting and yet, seeking the validation keeps him in the pursuit of success.

Be on the lookout for his upcoming album!

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Produced by Kaylee Harmon - Dewey Comedy Productions

Music composed by James Witchell

In this episode of I’m Fine, It’s Fine, Melanie and Amber catch up with comedian Rob Wentz who opens up about his mom’s glioblastoma brain cancer diagnosis. Since February 2024, Rob has been navigating this emotional journey by using humor, writing jokes, and preparing himself for the inevitable call that she’s passed.

Rob shares the experience of saying goodbye to his mom, remembering her as the hardest-working, most successful businesswoman he knew, who was also deeply caring and funny. Her outlook on life allowed him to continue living without getting stuck in waiting, and her peaceful acceptance of her diagnosis has helped him find laughter even in the darkness. Recorded just four days before she passed away, this conversation is a touching mix of raw honesty and humor.

Dedicated to the memory of Susan Wentz

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Produced by Kaylee Harmon - Dewey Comedy Productions

Music composed by James Witchell