This week on Literally, Not OK, I’m joined by one of my favorite unhinged girlies in comedy — Liza Treyger!! She's an actress, stand-up queen, co-host of That’s Messed Up, and the star of her Netflix special Night Owl — and babe, we get into it ALL.
We talk:
💨 Smoking weed daily (and maybe quitting??)
🍄 Taking mushrooms backstage with the Jonas Brothers
🎭 Getting summoned by Jon Hamm at The Comedy Cellar
🎥 Doing a scene with Michael Keaton
🧠 ADHD, bad habits, and what it’s like trying to grow while still being a hot mess
🏡 Plus: Real Housewives drama, yelling at our husbands, late-girl behavior, and why we still can’t clean our apartments
📺 Watch Night Owl now on Netflix
🎙️ Check out That’s Messed Up: An SVU Podcast
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