GAYDHD with EMMA WILLMANN

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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.

  1. 2 days ago

    08. I Don't Miss My Ex, I Miss My Admin Assistant with Ali Kolbert

    Comedian, actor, and writer Ali Kolbert joins Emma for a long-overdue catch-up that goes deep on the brutal mechanics of dating, breakups, and queer identity. They open on the gaslighting breakup Ali's still recovering from — the ex who insisted "I'm gay, he's just my friend" and is now a year-plus into dating that man — and the universal agony of not trusting your own gut until it's too late. From there: what it's like being single-single for the first time in years, why being a messy partner makes you "a guy, but a shitty guy," whether every long-term couple is secretly up to something, and the art of breaking a rule inside an open relationship. They get into passing, masculine vs. feminine energy, "sneaky man ones," why neither of them can stand lesbian porn, and the strange new phenomenon of straight people being obsessed with gay people on stage. Plus two listener dilemmas: a cuddle-not-sex bar encounter that somehow ended in a marriage, and the person who realized their breakup felt less like heartbreak and more like losing the one assistant who knew the context of all their enemies. ✅ Stay Connected With Me:👉 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emmawillmann👉 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@iamemmawillmann👉 Twitter: https://twitter.com/iamemmawillmann #EmmaWillmann #AliKolbert #GAYDHD #QueerComedy #ComedyPodcast #LGBTQComedy #LesbianComedy #StandUpComedy #Breakups #QueerPodcast #FunnyPodcast

    1hr 4min

  2. 25 Jun

    Why I Spent an Entire Wedding Befriending a Homophobe | BONUS EP

    A solo deep-dive bonus episode where Emma gets back from a mini comedy tour and can't stop thinking about perception — what it feels like to walk on stage and feel a room "register" you in real time. That spirals into the legendary tale of the Texas wedding where she set out to win over the most conservative guy there (sleeveless cowboy tuxedo and all) and ended up more popular than the bride. Then comes the main event: a full investigative deep dive into Willa Ford, the early-2000s "bad girl" pop star behind "I Want to Be Bad," whose entire second-album rollout got buried when her single dropped on September 11th. Emma traces what actually happened to her (spoiler: interior design), connects it to her own show getting derailed by COVID and George Floyd, and lands somewhere unexpectedly philosophical about media, Marshall McLuhan, and the meaning we project onto the things we put into the world. Plus: who lives rent-free in your brain (Chingy? Trillville?), and an Am I the A*****e about a vegetarian husband, a steakhouse anniversary, and a wife who went to Outback alone to prove a point.

    38 min

  3. 23 Jun

    07. "How About an Over-the-Pants Handj*b?" — The Worst DM Ever with Caitlin Peluffo

    Comedian, actress, star of Kevin Hart's Funny AF, and aspiring empire-builder Caitlin Peluffo joins Emma for an unhinged, very funny, very gay conversation about dating, desire, and the absolute state of modern courtship. They get into the frozen-peas-on-the-TV trick for sneaking past strict parents, getting caught by mom mid-hookup in high school, and Caitlin's quest to get back out there after seven months off the market. The two break down what actually makes a DM work (public account, good photo, don't be creepy — the bar is in hell), the worst messages they've ever received, and the guy who fumbled a sure thing in the most baffling way possible. Plus: why having a man plan the date is the ultimate green flag, flirting getting harder the longer you do comedy, body image and the shame that lingers, and Caitlin's new YouTube special Prosciutto Rose (and what that title actually means). Plus an Am I the A*****e about phone-location sharing in relationships.

    1hr 1min

  4. 16 Jun

    06. Yawning, Quantum Physics & Curing Anger With Pettiness with Elle Orlando

    omedian, actress, and podcaster Elle Orlando joins Emma for an episode that goes everywhere. They start with the anxiety symptom no one talks about — excessive yawning — and somehow end up explaining the double-slit experiment. Elle breaks down the four-day healing retreat led by her dad's girlfriend (a self-taught spiritual healer who studied with Tibetan monks), the finger muscle-testing technique that supposedly makes your body answer questions honestly, and her theory that every possible version of your life is happening in a parallel dimension right now. They also get into aging parents who quietly start depending on their kids, the ick of dating a guy with major Long Island "hey girl" energy, and how Elle cured her anger problem by replacing it with world-class pettiness. Plus: ADHD and Vyvanse shame, growing up dyslexic and getting shuffled into special ed, and an Am I the A*****e deep dive about a mom who hid her daughter's childhood ADHD diagnosis for over a decade.

    1hr 8min

  5. 10 Jun

    05. Catfishing, Closet Cases & Code Switching with Akeem Woods

    Comedian Akeem Woods joins Emma Willmann for a hilarious and surprisingly deep conversation about gay hookup culture, getting catfished, and what it really means to code switch as a queer person of color. Akeem opens up about growing up closeted in Florida, fabricating a fake girlfriend named Kiana on Facebook, and the moment he finally came out at 25. Emma shares her own unforgettable Craigslist catfish story involving a "supermodel" and a 7-Eleven in Queens — and yes, it ends exactly how you'd expect. They also dig into the heated rivalry around the show 'Rivals' (yes, they watched it), the manosphere documentary and whether those guys are just deeply closeted, bottom-shaming inside the gay community, and why straight women at gay bars is a whole conversation we still need to have. This episode gets real about the exhaustion of never fully belonging in any one space — whether you're the only Black person in a queer room or the only queer person at the family cookout. Plus: top, bottom, or versatile? The discourse is alive and well. Funny, honest, and genuinely moving in places — this one's a must-watch.

    1hr 6min

  6. 2 Jun

    04. Shame Spirals, ADHD & a Baby in a Blizzard | GAYDHD with Emma Willmann

    Emma Willmann sits down with comedian Ashley Austin Morris for an honest, hilarious deep-dive into life with ADHD — from shame spirals over undone dishes to hyperfocus mysteries, lost wallets, and thriving in total chaos. Ashley opens up about growing up in Texas housing projects, being pulled in and out of school, and never having ADHD formally explained to her — yet somehow always knowing her brain worked differently. Emma and Ashley bond over the peculiar ADHD gift of shining in a crisis (even one you personally created), the complicated feelings around medication, and why the early days of the pandemic felt like a bizarre relief. They also get into postpartum life, emergency C-sections, fighting with nurses on morphine, the surprisingly slow arrival of that "instant bond" with a newborn, and how having a baby can finally snap ADHD priorities into focus. Plus: a Reddit 'Am I the A*****e?' segment about an ADHD husband who is, in his wife's words, "a golden retriever with direct deposit." Check out Ashley Austin Morris at @AshAustinMorris on all platforms! If you relate to any of this — the lost wallets, the cabinet doors you need open, the hamsters you definitely did not mean to lose — drop a comment below. Subscribe so you never miss an episode of GAYDHD.

    57 min

  7. 26 May

    03. ADHD, Top Surgery & Phone Addiction with Molly Kearney | GAYDHD with Emma Willmann

    Molly Carney joins Emma Willmann on GAYDHD for one of the most relatable conversations we've had yet. From phone addiction and TikTok rabbit holes to ADHD cabinet doors left open forever — if you've ever spent 18 hours on your phone on a random Tuesday, this episode is for you. Molly opens up about growing up queer at a Catholic all-girls school, the stomach anxiety that came with being in the closet, and how therapy helped her build real tools to cope. She also shares her experience getting top surgery, dealing with unexpected health setbacks, and why every shirt she puts on now feels like a gift. Emma and Molly also get into the chaos of being neurodivergent performers — the social media pressure, the auditions that just don't feel right, and what it's like to be hyper-aware of how audiences perceive you. Plus, a wild Reddit 'Am I the A*****e' deep dive about a girlfriend who talks to her car like it's a person named Angie. This episode goes everywhere: Vyvanse vs. Adderall, sex robots that just say 'good job,' Justin Bieber, Seinfeld's gay subtext, and why Molly wants to be a stagehand for JB more than a backup dancer.

    47 min

  8. 26 May

    02. The Art of Small Talk (and Why I’m Bad at It) | GAYDHD with Emma Willmann | BONUS EPISODE

    Small talk is harder than it looks — and a cruise ship is the worst place to figure that out. Emma Willmann just got back from performing comedy on a cruise and came home with one big realization: she's lost the ability to have a normal short-form interaction with another human being. From blurting "I'm not a prostitute" to a stranger at the breakfast buffet, to derailing elevator conversations with true crime documentaries about people going feral on ships, Emma breaks down exactly how and why small talk goes wrong — and why it actually matters that we get it right. This episode covers the real reason small talk exists (spoiler: it's about making people feel safe), what it means to vibe-match, why jumping straight to existential dread is not the move, and how a deceased friend's rigorous honesty in early sobriety helped Emma finally understand the concept of "giving people somewhere to go" in a conversation.

    38 min
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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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