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GAYDHD with EMMA WILLMAN is a podcast for people who like comedy, curiosity, and conversations that can go from unhinged to weirdly insightful in under thirty seconds. Expect comics, tangents, oversharing, strong opinions with limited research, and the occasional moment of accidental depth. No grand theme yet, which honestly feels on brand. We’re just putting episodes out, figuring out what this thing is, and quietly trying to make it the biggest podcast in the world.
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- 3 days ago1h 4m
28. The One Tell That Gives Away Every Closeted Man ft. Dylan Adler
Former classical pianist turned standup Dylan Adler joins Emma to talk about life as one half of a pair of gay twins, including the 11 minutes his brother will never let him forget and why Dylan gets every gray hair and slowing metabolism first. Emma opens with the weekend she gave herself a canker sore on her uvula by shoveling street popcorn, which turns into an anatomy quiz neither of them passes. They also get into what Dylan was like before he came out, whether the “gay voice” shows up in kids, the guy at a family event who gave himself away from the back of his head, and how making queer friends on Fire Island changed his life. Follow Dylan on Instagram @dylanadler_ and TikTok @dylanadler7.”
- 1 weeks ago1h 6m
“Why Are You Pretending to Be Jewish?” ft. Carolyn Bergier | GAYDHD with Emma Willmann
Emma finally learns, on mic, that she’s been mispronouncing her guest’s name for roughly a decade. Carolyn Bergier gets into the short-lived rebrand that started as a simple attempt to abbreviate, the business cards and website overhaul she committed to, and how a single critique sent her retreating all the way back. They also dig into the alter-ego theory that lets performers get fearless on stage, being lesbian podcast pioneers five years before the boom (and the week five lesbians all dropped shows at once), Emma’s growing conviction that men are quietly clearing phlegm into every podcast mic, and why lesbians never seem to know when to break up. Plus Carolyn’s award-winning short film script.
- 2 weeks ago1h 4m
26. I Start a New Business Every Time My Meds Kick In ft. Krystyna Hutchinson
*TRIGGER WARNING* This episode covers discussion of suicide. Emma reconnects with a friend she used to sell Adderall to back in the day, and the two of them fall right back into it. Krystyna Hutchinson gets into frying her brain young, the doctor who handed her a prescription without a single question, and why extended release finally let her land the plane every day. They compare notes on ADD never getting formally tested, turning real pain into a one-person show she performed every day for a month at the Edinburgh Fringe, why nobody should get married before 30, and the particular New York brain that thinks having a baby at 35 is teen-mom behavior. Plus her Slutsgiving run with Corinne Fisher at the Gramercy.
- 3 weeks ago1h 9m
25. I Have to Squeeze My Dog Like a Capri Sun ft. Kylie Vincent
Comedian and actress Kylie Vincent joins Emma for a hilarious, defiant, genuinely joyful conversation about living with MS, finding comedy in the worst news, and her harmonica. Kylie gets into the paralyzed rescue dog she found on Petfinder and has cared for seven years (yes, the Capri Sun thing is real), turning a cane into a crowd-work weapon, and the specific art of making perverts feel welcome. They also dig into the maze of autoimmune symptoms that women get told are nothing, dating and making out in the ER, the reply guys who sniff out women with no dads and dispense surprisingly solid grilling advice, and why going out in public when you’re not at your best is its own quiet act of defiance.
- Oct 6, 20261h 6m
The Straightest Way to Be Gay ft. Dan St. Germain | GAYDHD with Emma Willmann
Comedian, actor, and podcaster Dan St. Germain joins Emma as the first mostly-straight guy on the show, and immediately offers up his "gay bona fides": the time a guy blew him, which he maintains is the straightest way to be gay, and playing Joseph in the Technicolor Dreamcoat, which was somehow gayer. From there it's a wide, funny, no-filter hang between two people who have clearly spent real time in therapy and rehab. They get into Emma catastrophically tanking the dating apps over one misread sentence, SSRIs and sex drive, kicking benzos, the "right-sized reaction" problem and a gym guy working out with bare feet, trusting a higher power when you can't trust yourself, and turning 40 as comedy's thoroughbred years. Plus a long trip through Dan's conspiracy-theory worldview, from UAPs to simulation theory, and why he thinks the people in the middle are the craziest ones.
- Sep 29, 20261h 10m
23. I Spent 17 Years as a Lesbian Before I Figured It Out with James Tom
Comedian, actor, and producer James Tom joins Emma for a funny, deep, and genuinely moving conversation about spending 17 years in the wrong pool before finding his way home. James traces the whole arc: 13 years in the Girl Scouts, coming out at 14 and going all in, women's college, starting testosterone right before the pandemic on a hunch about his future career, and the Fire Island trip that quietly rearranged his entire sense of himself. They get into the spiritual difference between a butch lesbian and a twink, the crossed wires of being attracted to (and attractive to) people who were picking up on something you couldn't see yet, why transition is less an event than just getting older, reward-based brains and candy at funerals, and how a relationship can become a way to avoid sitting with yourself. Plus a shared love of porn talk, true crime, and reading Am I the Asshole first thing in the morning to feel normal.
- Sep 22, 20261h 10m
22. I Quit Comedy the Week Before Kevin Hart's Show Found Me ft. Winston Hodges
Comedian and Funny AF finalist Winston Hodges joins Emma for a warm, funny, wide-ranging conversation about the strange truth that every good thing that happens to him seems to raise the stakes instead of lowering them. After ten years and a self-imposed deadline, Winston had made peace with not "making it" and was on a lake vacation when a casting email landed that turned out to be Kevin Hart's Funny AF — and his anxiety hasn't returned to baseline since.They get into the ten-day whirlwind of making the show, closing on a house, and getting a Cellar audition all at once, why success can feel more terrifying than failure, and Emma's uncanny (and hilarious) sixth sense for reading a room. Plus small-town life, the slow drift from young Republican to progressive, Winston's years teaching kids with autism, chain restaurants as a love language, and grief doing strange things to the body.
- Sep 15, 20261h 4m
21. My Apartment Looks Like a Child Lives Here ft. Natalie Cuomo | GAYDHD with Emma Willmann
Comedian and classically trained actress Natalie Cuomo joins Emma for a very funny hang that eventually gets to her obsessive Hello Kitty claw-machine phase — the one that's left her apartment buried in stuffed animals and looking like a child lives there. Before that, they get into the specific humiliations of auditioning, including the self-tape that got Natalie's team to ask, in writing, whether she'd ever taken an acting class (she went to acting school), and the blonde-bombshell soap opera audition where they had to lower the camera for her.Emma gets into the acting feedback she keeps getting ("disingenuous," and yes, "autistic") for nodding the way she actually nods in real life, why "just be yourself" has never once worked, how Twitch became Natalie's one positive online space, and Emma's comment filter that blocks the words "women," "Ellen," and "not funny."
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