In this episode, Shannon welcomes the hilarious, talented, and vibrant Mary Ryan Brown to her Franklin studio! They chat about Mary Ryan's recent performance at Zanies and her comedic journey, from struggling with postpartum depression and utilizing comedy as an outlet to creating hilarious skits with millions of views. From being cheerleading rejects to being victimized in the family group chat, Shannon and Mary Ryan giggle about their initial bond over bloody (or beety) urine. Who is allergic to gel and avocados? What shoe size is Mary Ryan? What does Mary Macy Bouffant name Shannon’s baby? Tune in for all the silliness and southern debauchery.
TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Introduction
02:39 Zanies and Clean Comedy
08:13 Worst Show Ever
14:30 Feeling the First Kick
22:37 Gel Allergy
28:37 Journey into Comedy
29:55 Shame and Recording Content
32:52 Comedy Beginnings and Open Mics
45:10 Family Dynamics and Sibling Stories
54:19 Health and Footwear Fiascos
57:37 Reflecting on Past Looks
01:00:45 Cheerleading Challenges
01:04:28 Pregnancy Scare
01:16:31 Southern Baby Names
01:19:03 Conclusion and Farewell
LINKS:
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Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/probablyshannonford
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