
Tig Notaro had the worst month of her life. Then, she had her big break because of it. Tig has always been a wild child, from growing up with a free spirit of a mother, to repeating eighth grade (twice) before dropping out of school entirely, to performing half her stand-up set with her shirt off after having a double mastectomy. With Dan Le Batard, Tig explores where her own “go to hell” energy comes from. Tig also speaks about being an Oscar-nominated producer for her work on “Come See Me In The Good Light,” a documentary following the death of her friend and poet, Andrea Gibson. She also looks at why, despite being a ridiculously funny comedian, some of her greatest successes also deal with deep grief. See Tig live on tour - go to TigNotaro.com for dates and tickets, and subscribe to the "Handsome" podcast, hosted by Tig and fellow comedians Fortune Feimster and Mae Martin.

The Biggest Miami vs. Ole Miss Preview You Can Imagine (ft. Tig Notaro)

Tig Notaro (FULL EPISODE) | Where Everybody Knows Your Name

What Comedy Taught Me About My Cancer (& the other way around)

What Comedy Taught Me About My Cancer (& the other way around)

Tig Notaro (FULL EPISODE) | Where Everybody Knows Your Name

Christa Miller (FULL EPISODE) | Where Everybody Knows Your Name

Lisa Ann Walter (Full Episode) | Where Everybody Knows Your Name

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