Dani Klein Modisett

Afterbirth Stories

Comedy EN ↓ 29 episoder

For over a decade, comedienne Dani Klein Modisett produced the live story-telling show "Afterbirth" in Los Angeles and New York. The premise was that these would be "stories you won't read in a parenting magazine," stories which offered a raw, funny, and honest look at modern American parenting. Here are some of the best performances.

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Dani Klein Modisett

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Comedy

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www.buzzsprout.com

Seneste episode

30. okt. 2023

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Episoder

Marta Ravin "Baby Powder" 08.05.2023 11:24

Marta Ravin has produced "Total Request Live," "Get Out of My Room," "Love & Hip Hop," and many other television shows. In "Baby Powder," she talks about the terrible regret of not taking her pre-natal vitamins. It was originally recorded in New York City on July 17, 2008.

Steven Cragg "Crabs" 01.05.2023 17:23

Steven Cragg is a writer/producer known for his work on "MadTV," "Uncle Buck," and "Head of the Class." Here he's forced to deal with the death of his young son's pet crab. It was recorded in Los Angeles on April 4, 2009.

Lucinda Jenney "The Irresistibility of Grace" 24.04.2023 16:42

Lucinda Jenney is an actress who's appeared in hundreds of films and TV shows, including "Rain Man," "Leaving Las Vegas," "24," "Monk," and "Battlestar Gallactica." Here she talks about playing a widow on the set of the movie "Desert Blue," surrounded by much younger actors, while coming to terms with her real-life infertility. Ms. J...

Todd Waring "I Finally Swore at my Daughter" 17.04.2023 14:09

Todd Waring is a veteran actor who can be seen in the Apple+ series "Servant." Here he explains what led up to the "nuclear option" with his then 13-year-old daughter. Originally recorded on March 29, 2008.