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This episode features guests Edie Modica and Marley Gotterer joining the host to discuss everything from childhood trauma and upbringing in Western Massachusetts to the unglamorous realities of being a comedian and internet culture. The conversation ranges from hilarious reflections on middle school dynamics and questionable tattoos to unexpected anecdotes about family members and working as a comedian. Later in the episode, the group takes listener calls to offer questionable and humorous advice on relationship boundaries, awkward wedding speeches, and leading a department in a male-dominated workplace.
The episode opens with a brief host introduction and a series of sponsor advertisements before the main guests are welcomed.
The host introduces the two guests, Edie Modica and Marley Gotterer, and they exchange playful banter about their last names.
The conversation shifts to the streaming platform Veep, its specials, and the hosts’ opinions on the service and its content.
Marley recounts her experience working at a summer camp for autistic transgender teenagers, detailing the activities and her personal reflections.
Edie shares stories of being bullied in school, her evolving sense of identity, and how those experiences shaped her humor and career.
The guests discuss their tattoos, cultural symbols, and the personal meanings behind them, touching on heritage and spirituality.
Both guests talk about where they see themselves in retirement, their ideal lifestyles, and the places they hope to spend their later years.
The hosts wrap up the episode with final thoughts, thank the guests, and sign off.
A conversation about how rich people often lack ambition and how this affects social interactions.
A caller shares a personal story about butthole play and the hosts advise on respectful communication and consent.
A brief ad segment promoting Twisted Tea and a glucose gummy product.
A caller explains bringing a girlfriend to a friend’s festival and the hosts discuss how to handle the situation.
A woman seeks advice on dealing with male coworkers who hit on her and an employee’s complaint about her behavior.
Growing Up in Western Massstory
Marley describes growing up in a beautiful, lonely part of Western Massachusetts near where she now works at a camp for autistic transgender teenagers.
The Theater Camp Awakeninginsight
The group discusses the social dynamics of middle school and theater camps, where being the straight guy in a theater production came with unexpected perks.
Ass-Scratching Mom Tattoostory
Edie shares the hilarious backstory of her first tattoos, including one dedicated to her mother scratching her itchy ass on the street when she was a child.
Leading With Hot vs Authenticinsight
The guests argue about the pressure on female comedians to lead with attractiveness and how authentic, messy personalities are far more relatable.
The Butthole Caller Dilemmadebate
A caller asks for advice because his wife comes incredibly hard when he touches her butthole, but she recently admitted she doesn't really like it.
The Best Man Speech Conundrumdebate
A caller asks if he should reference the time he called his future sister-in-law a lazy bitch during his best man speech, drawing absolute disbelief from the hosts.
Techno Festival Third Wheelstory
A caller struggles with the fallout of bringing his new girlfriend to an elite techno festival, causing his best friend to feel like a third wheel.
Corporate Workplace Harassmentinsight
A female manager calls in asking how to handle an employee complaining that she is leading men on by simply being cordial to coworkers who hit on her.
“The Spy Museum, I bet you it holds up.”
“I was bullied up until I realized, there was like a moment, it was these same, these same Jewish guys who would talk about like, they would come, they would talk about it and then they, they bullied me.”
“You're a really good sex worker slash magician.”
“Because people on the internet yell at you.”
“It's like, what are we doing then in sex? I don't know.”
“People getting married, funerals of loved, like, the big moments in life, a kid being born, these are moments that you can change, they're like hinge points for your life in many ways.”
“I do, I do think it's something, absolutely, I do think it's something that highlights pure professionalism.”
“It's very unprofessional for you to be, you know, talking about me by my back, whatever.”
“I honestly don't. I really don't.”
“It's not gonna get, this shit's not gonna change in our lifetime.”
Edy Modica and Marley Gotterer join the pod to discuss Edy’s new special I’m Just Like You (And It Sucks) (out now on Veeps), what really goes down at summer camp, the vicious ecosystem of bullying and getting bullied, wtf the hamsa hand means besides just looking cool, the pressure for female comics to be hot and multihyphenate, and much more. Edy, Marley and Stav help callers including a man wondering if he should address the longstanding beef he has with his soon-to-be sister-in-law in the best man speech at his brother’s wedding, a guy who ruined an EDM trip with his bud by bringing a girl he’s dating, and a girlboss who’s wondering if she should address rumors one of her male underlings is spreading about her. Watch Edy Modica's new special I'm Just Like You (And It Sucks) out now on Veeps: https://veeps.com/edymodica/2286c790-8714-426b-b279-44690a44b2be Watch her special premiere on YouTube on 9/17 at 8pm!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMhAV7XrSKM Follow Edy Modica: https://www.instagram.com/doodiehole/ https://www.youtube.com/@edymodica5536 Follow Marley Gotterer: https://www.instagram.com/marleyismarley https://www.tiktok.com/@marleygotterer 🙏 Thanks to our sponsors! Visible - https://www.visible.com/ SWITCH NOW! Twisted Tea - https://www.twistedtea.com/locations Keep It Twisted!! ☎️ Want to be a part of the show? Call 904-800-STAV and leave a voicemail to get advice! 🎟️ See Stavvy live!!! https://stavvy.biz/ for tickets ‼️ Bonus episodes every week! Unlock exclusive, Patreon-only episodes at https://www.patreon.com/stavvysworld
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