This week the Tatas sit down with comedian Ryan Cownie and discuss the pitfalls of being a vegan feminist child star in hip-hop.

The Tatas talk about Tom Brady and his comedy career, randomly break into quotes and song, and get grooming tips from Trucker Porn.

Thank you to our breastie Summer for the Trucker Porn script.

Lala reluctantly returns from sabbatical after Natalie has her uber-kidnapped. After a rough start, we find our footing and get back to doing what we do best, make each other laugh. 

Special shoutout to The Podcast Podcast for recording a clip for the Tatas. (ThePodcastPodcast.net)

Natalie is alone in the studio, but covers up with lots of audio featuring a retelling of her road trip to San Antonio to see Spanked With a Goody's 20 year reunion show, an attempt to locate Lala, and several heartfelt serenades.

Thank you to Rick Takac and his lovely wife, Chris Ewing, and Brent Dye for contributing to the SWAG reunion show clip. 

While Lala is in Chicago, Natalie welcomes Yazmeen to fill in.  We discuss snacks, business opportunities, and airport security. We also learn that Natalie should never teach math. 

This week, the Tatas discuss Natalie's trip to Paris, provide helpful tips on podcasting, and hear from wistful listeners.

Thank you to Shelly for this week's Trucker Porn script.

On this episode, comedian Adam Wolf sits in with Lala, while Natalie is still in France. We take on the IRS, the Illuminati and discover a new definition of romance.

Natalie is out of the country and this is the first of two episodes where Lala is unattended. What does she do? She surrounds herself with men. Lots of men!

This week the Tatas talk about depression and a surefire treatment for it....comedy.

Natalie interviewed Ryan Brunty (@VegasRyan) to share his experiences with depression.  Ryan is the artist behind Yerman the Sad Yeti which was born out his own grief and is now used to share the message that it's ok to talk about depression. Ryan recently created the #PlasticSmiles campaign, a unique photography project designed to encourage people to not hide behind fake plastic smiles when they are suffering from depression.  You can visit ryanbrunty.com to learn more about Ryan's journey and his #DepressedMonsters and #PlasticSmiles projects.  His shop is at ryanbrunty.storenvy.com 

Ryan referred to The Jed Foundation (JedFoundation.org) which promotes emotional health and suicide prevention. 

Then, Lala brings us back to laughter in this week's WTF Are You Listening To? with Sure Thing Records' comedy album. 

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This week, the Tatas ask the HARD questions, bring you The Truth, and discuss it Lady to Lady.