Worst Time for Everything Chris Vespoli

Though it may sound like a TLC show, sex actually sent Montreal storyteller Alexia Côté to the emergency room. But the most humiliating part actually happened four years later while she was at work. In the end, it taught her to embrace embarrassing experiences and use them as fodder for her performances.Follow Alexia on Instagram: @sidealexiaWant to be a guest on a future episode of Worst Time for Everything? Submit your story here!

Public speaker and performer Christina Blacken tells Chris about flying through a dangerous storm on her way to Mardi Gras that had even the flight attendants looking terrified. It’s a wild ride of a story that touches on lack of control, anxiety, and worst-case scenarios — and how we can actually channel those things to our benefit.Christina is the founder of The New Quo, a leadership development and equity consultancy that uses narrative intelligence to help organizations achieve status-quo...

Chris welcomes his wife Laura Maltz back to the show to talk about some of their worst on-the-job experiences. Self-entitled customers, psychotic bosses, layoffs — they cover it all! They even identify the origins of their raging anxiety disorders. Plus, their very good dog Bernie makes a brief appearance.Want to be a guest on a future episode of Worst Time for Everything? Submit your story here!

You know your first road comedy show isn't going well when you get assaulted by an audience member. That's what happened to stand-up comedian Max Cohen. The nightmare gig taught him about the importance of understanding your value as a performer — and a person.Follow Max on Instagram & Twitter/X and go see him on tour with Love's a Joke!Want to be a guest on a future episode of Worst Time for Everything? Submit your story here!

When comedian Esmond Fountain took a job as a nanny in Beverly Hills, he didn't expect staring down a gun would be part of the job. But it was the revelation he had afterward about his relationship with money that was even more surprising.Want to be a guest on a future episode of Worst Time for Everything? Submit your story here!

Comedian Kelli Dunham tells the story of how she joined the Missionaries of Charity, met Mother Teresa, and ultimately quit the convent and embraced her queer identity. She also reveals just how far some nuns take that whole “married to Jesus” thing.For all things Kelli, visit: kellidunham.comWant to be a guest on a future episode of Worst Time for Everything? Submit your story here!