Just Genevieve Podcast

Bubblegum Toothpaste Should be For Everyone

In this Episode, Genevieve describes her new breakfast regimen and then continues down the list of things she hates, including the words 'gut' when referring to a human being, 'eat' when referring to anything sexual, and 'feed' as opposed to 'serve' the homeless.

In this episode, Genevieve discusses her relationships with various things from words like 'blessed,' 'veggies' and 'appreciate' to semicolons and littering.

In this episode, Genevieve laments the death of Christopher Plummer, who may have been the last real man alive.

The continuation and ultimate resolution of the saga of George the dog... culminating in the introduction of Old Aunt Mildred- a delightful English Bulldog who is now permanent fixture in the life of the host- and may or may not be her grandmother reincarnated.

In this episode, Genevieve briefly touches upon her feelings about the current state of the world, which essentially all boils down to Alan Alda vs. Michael Landon. And then attempts to begin catching listeners up on the events of her summer- which of course includes a lengthy yet entertaining prerequisite story about how she wound up a cat lady.

In this episode, Genevieve tells the story about the day she got stranded on Skid Row and the ordeal that followed.

In this episode Genevieve discusses in detail her loathing of bubble packs, shares an anecdote about the night Little Richard died, and expresses a change in feeling about Covid 19 and the quarantine.

In this episode, Genevieve reveals that she has all but abandoned her plan to be productive and begun the slow descent into a diet of junkfood and bad TV while still trying (and failing) to maintain a cool image on the outside. In the second half, she recalls a memory of one of her many tragilarious misadventures in dating that went horribly awry one summer in bloomington, Indiana.

Quarantine continues...

In this episode, Genevieve shares with us the details of the beginning phases of Quarantine due to the Coronavirus and how she feels about it, stirring up some Cat Stevens-related memories.

In this episode, Genevieve shares her first and LAST experience with the app Bumble...

In this episode, Genevieve continues the hilarious story of her should-have-been one-night romance gone horribly awry, as well as the dangers of needing to be right!

In this episode, Genevieve begins to talk about what should have been a one-night stand now turned creepy stalker and shares details and rationales behind the items on her lengthy, detailed DO NOT DATE list.

In this episode Genevieve updates listeners on her latest Netflix discoveries, finishes up the story of Suzanne Whang's memorial, and then delves into a personal anecdote about relationship which opens up the question of when to let someone off the hook in terms of behavior. Is there really ever an excuse?

This episode contains the continuation of Genevieve's road-trip to San Francisco for the wedding of the century; a full, unadulterated critique of the film, The Irishman; and the origin story of her friendship with the recently deceased Comedian/TV personality Suzanne Whang.

In this episode, Genevieve discusses the abundance of life events that have been happening... including a death, a birth, all within the span of a few weeks.

This episode of Just Genevieve contains the completion of the story of how the protagonist fled the clutches of an extremely toxic person... well, for now at least- as well as thoughts on handwashing and a hilarious anecdote detailing a fight for justice over an encounter with a sleazy cellphone salesman.

In this episode Genevieve continues the story of her trip back home which included an unpleasant run-in with a comedy club manager and a toxic childhood friend. It's a lot more funny and entertaining than it sounds.

In this episode, Genevieve attempts to catch up on the events of the last few weeks.

This unique episode was recorded in Genevieve's hometown of Greenwich, Connecticut and features special guest, Aliana Louise- Genevieve's future super-star niece. Recorded just prior to hosting a comedy show at Caroline's to benefit her family's charity organization, Genevieve talks about the origin of the charity and then moves on to more bizarre topics such as her one night stand with a Marx worshipper and her hilarious run-in with legend, Liza Minelli.

In this episode, Genevieve completes her musings on the series Deadwood, including a personal review of the HBO movie. In addition, she describes the experience of writing a book with her mother and starring in a Farsi play, as only English speaker among and entirely Persian cast and crew.

In this episode.. Genevieve Begins to address the current goings on of her love-life and expresses her undying love for John Wayne and all the other old movie cowboys of his generation.

In this episode Genevieve shares her points of view on the subject of empathy, the entertainment business, Les Miserables, Jane Goodall, Tim Curry, One Flew Over the Cukoo's Nest, Fisting Cancer in the ass, and society in general.

In this episode, Genevieve explains the ins and outs of effective lying while lamenting the untimely death of her favorite plant. It's fascinating.

In this podcast, Genevieve regales listeners with the sweet conclusion of her brief stint as a caretaker and a few more hilarious Lyft driving adventures. She then laments her failure in dealing appropriately with a heckler and proceeds to muse about stand-up comedy, gender dynamics and the MeToo movement.

In this episode, Genevieve discusses her obsessive/compulsive leanings, her epic, tragilarious Valentines day adventures, and more of her feelings regarding dating online.

In this episode, Genevieve talks about other people's obsession with her not having children.

In this episode, Genevieve concludes her rant against squatters with the completion of the tale of K flava the toothless wonder who set up residence in her bathtub and reminisces about her love affair with the beverage Four Loko.

In this episode, Genevieve wraps up the tale of the Vietnamese ghost who took up residence on her couch for nearly two months, imparts more wisdom regarding the dangers of being just too popular, and leaves with a hilarious anecdote about a past squatter by the name of Kay Flava, and the time she nearly resorted to robbing a dentists office in order to get said squatter out of her house!

In this episode, Genevieve describes her new job and the trials and tribulations of being just too popular.

In this episode, Genevieve explores shares some New Years Resolutions, discusses the ins and outs of sex addiction, and explains in great detail, the evils of Craigslist.

In this episode, Genevieve divulges a few anecdotes about her father's charming new role as 'Midlife Crisis Man' and discusses her ideas on racial stereotypes and comedy.. not at the same time.

In this unique episode, Genevieve reflects on her upbringing and the current state of things back home. She also introduces us to a special guest, her nine-year-old future comedienne niece Aliana Louise.

In this episode, Genevieve finishes up the saga of her junior prom debacle and lets us in on some formative childhood experience which may or may not have contributed to her fascination with body hair.

In this episode, Genevieve discusses her theories on attraction and the male/female dynamic and us with a few of her weirdest experiences dating in New York and Los Angeles.

In this episode, Genevieve concludes her drug history and introduces us to her first and only real love, her sebring convertible who sadly is no longer with us.

On this week's episode Genevieve shares some of her most memorable anecdotes about driving for Lyft in Los Angeles as well as her experience doing stand-up in a maximum security prison.

On this week's episode Genevieve delves further into the details of her entanglement with a textbook narcissist, which resulted in an unexpected new friendship and lets us in on her experiences with mind-altering drugs.

In this introductory episode, Genevieve brings us up to speed on the current state of her career, finances, and love life; all of which are indirect results of her unwavering attraction to Disney villains.