Failure with Kenya Elan

Kenya Elan hosts the first-ever LIVE AUDIENCE episode featuring Arlieta Hall, Sho Daniels(Zeetus Lapetus), Maeve Devitt, Christine Ferrera, and Elaine Golden.  This was such a fun night, faces hurt from laughing so hard -- listen right now!  The next live show is March 27th back at the Lincoln Lodge!  https://www.eventbrite.com/e/failure-live-w-kenya-elan-tickets-777336754157?aff=oddtdtcreator

Kenya talks with comedian Gena Gephart about college during the height of acapella culture, freaky fans and comedy's unexpected streams of income. 

Kenya and Eunji talk about healthcare fails, ways to improve abortions, epic fails, and hanging out with young people. 

Comedian Sonal Aggarwal brings a global perspective to this episode of Failure. Kenya and Sonal discuss the current state of dating apps,  volunteering at a sex party, and being for real. 

Jaxx Masada (model, tattoo artist, and nightlife queen) talks about her past life in circus performance, social connection through tattooing, and figuring out her body's needs at a young age. 

Kenya talks with Nashville sweetheart Amber Autry about her time working with preschoolers, preserving your mental health in pursuing your dreams and finding what's right for you. 

Kenya sits down with musician Swäm aka Kwame Caldwell to discuss his new project "The Mascot Is Not On The Team", getting out from under the carceral system, and tales of the single life. 

Kenya sits down with comedian Elise Fernandez to discuss failing Spanish, apocalypse plans, rebuilding after two major health events, and a second recession in our lifetime. 

Kenya talks with musician and journalist Debbie Marie Brown about expectations for politicians, issues with labels and life in the gray zone. 

Kenya sits down with SNL writer and 2023 JFL Fresh Face Asha Ward to talk about random roommates, starting over in NYC and her insane first months writing for SNL. 

Kenya sits down with Chicago's favorite girly Maggie Winters (The Righteous Gemstones) to discuss failed improv attempts, overcoming the cringe of doing what you love and TV character double standards. 

Comedian Kenya Élan interviews DJ Zeetus Lapetus about the common demonator between Ted Danson, Joni Mitchell and Judy Garland. Plus, the highs and lows of being a rising star.