Brad Williams examines the pros and cons of being a dwarf in comedy, men finally being called out for their wrong doings, his own amusing marriage and more.

Comedian Yamaneika Saunders is single but definitely ready to mingle, with the crowd about her sex life that is, drunk calling an ex and why Barbie deserves better than Ken.

Comic Liza Treyger crowdsources an illuminating sex experiment and talks about why it's strange nobody pays for porn.

Veteran degenerate Joey "Coco" Diaz takes a look at cultural taboos, social media and his own history with sex, drugs and kidnapping.

Comedian and podcast host Christina P enjoys being a grown woman and has a new approach for handling creepy dudes.

Jim Norton -- fascinated by "flat-earthers" and Ted Bundy documentaries -- finds laughs in some dark topics, including why he shouldn't own a gun.

Ms. Pat may not look like a grandmother, but she has been through it all -- and she's doling out a heavy dose of no-nonsense advice in her own special way.

Robert Kelly has been married long enough for the thrill of romance to fade, and he has some choice takes on the sexual behaviour of younger generations.

Nikki Glaser loves to talk about sex, and it's true that she is not easily embarrassed - just don't mention her early exit on "Dancing With the Stars."

From plastic straws and "Old Town Road" to rescue dog owners and white women and their cellphones, Donnell Rawlings' patience is running out.

She still listens to R. Kelly, but that is not the only reason why Adrienne Iapalucci is a bad feminist; she has more, from bloggers to the tampon tax.