This week on the Self-Helpless podcast, comedians Kelsey Cook & Delanie Fischer discusses damaging relationships. They share some statistics about emotional abuse in the United States, signs to be aware of when it comes to toxic relationship dynamics, as well as open up about some tough personal experiences. We’re hoping this episode provides some clarity and validation to anyone who is, currently, in a harmful situation or has been in the past.
***This episode may be triggering to survivors of abuse, listener discretion advised.***
With millions of downloads and frequenting the top iTunes and Spotify charts, Self-Helpless Podcast dives into all things self-improvement with Type A comedians Taylor Tomlinson, Kelsey Cook, and Delanie Fischer. The show covers an array of topics – everything from anxiety to heartbreak to sexuality, and the hosts are hilariously candid and are often joined by expert guests.
[…] Her debut Netflix appearance was a 15-minute set on an episode of the stand-up series The Comedy Lineup in 2018. this would lead to her own hour-long Netflix special, Quarter-Life Crisis, which premiered in March 2020. Prior to the entertainment stoppage caused by the COVID-19 global pandemic, Tomlinson was touring alongside Whitney Cummings as part of the Codependent Tour in 2020. Stuck at home along with the rest of the world, Taylor managed to stay relevant in the world of comedy with her weekly podcast Self-helpless with stand-up comics Kelsey Cook and Delanie Fischer. […]
[…] Prior to the entertainment stoppage caused by the COVID-19 global pandemic, Tomlinson was touring alongside Whitney Cummings as part of the Codependent Tour in 2020. Stuck at home along with the rest of the world, Taylor managed to stay relevant in the world of comedy with her weekly podcast Self-Helpless with stand-up comics Kelsey Cook and Delanie Fischer. […]
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