Corinne: You came up with the idea, right? When & how?
“I had a nervous breakdown [in 2013] after getting dumped. For about a year. But then, in the midst of my meltdown, I had an idea: a podcast where we would interview all the guys we’d ever slept with. I pitched it to Krystyna, who I was doing stand up with at the time, and that’s how the show really began.” – Fisher

Krystyna: What did you think when Corinne pitched the podcast?
“When Corinne first texted me the idea, I immediately loved it—a show where we interview all the guys we’d f****d? Amazing. But as we brainstormed and revisited all those stories from our own lives, we realized how much shame people feel about sex—especially women. If you have too much sex, you’re a whore. Too little sex? You’re a prude. That’s when the anti slut-shaming aspect came in.” – Hutchinson

So, you retell people’s stories—sometimes about rape or even suicide—in a humorous way? Do you ever worry about offending?
“Sometimes it’s easier to deliver a message with comedy. It enables people to discuss things they wouldn’t otherwise discuss. And it isn’t always us adding the humor… My favorite episodes are when we interview other comedians about something really dark that they’re able to make fun of—take control of. We think that process can be really healing… But Corinne and I would never laugh at a guest who has been through something traumatic. We take their mood and match it.” – Hutchinson

How are you guys feeling about the election?
“It was disappointing to see how many women voted for Donald Trump. Like, ‘What about this qualified woman over here? The one who’s negotiated all these peace treaties?’ Hillary Clinton running for president was a large scale version of [girls] being told to smile when they walk down the street. We were constantly obsessed with why she wasn’t smiling, what she was wearing, whether she seemed tired. And, yeah. She’s a 69-year-old woman. Giver her a f***ing break. So many of the criticisms against her felt gender specific.” – Fisher

In your opinions, did anything positive come out of Clinton’s run?
“I’m glad everyone got to see a woman who has all these valid things to say being interrupted by a man who just wants to tell her that she’s ‘wrong.’ Every one of us has been there—has been condescended and talked down to… and I think experiencing that in such a public way will ultimately call more attention to the issue.” – Hutchinson

So, are you positive about the future of feminism?
“Trump aside, 2016 wasn’t a terrible year for feminism. In the comedy community specifically, there are women all around us doing wonderful, amazing things that would have seemed impossible five, ten years ago. We’re still optimistic for female kind—and that’s what we’re really trying to show with the podcast.” – Hutchinson