Hello and welcome to another episode of Not Too Deep. I'm your host Grace Helbig. I am so excited

for you to enjoy this episode of Not Too Deep as much as I enjoyed recording it. We have

comedian and all around sweet magical lady Arden Marine with us today. You might know her from Mad TV.

You might know her from her hip-podcast while you accept this rose covering the Bachelor Bachelor at.

Oh, we had just the most delightful conversation. I'm still buzzing from it.

She's got a brand new book out called Little Miss Little Compton, which is her memoir based on where she was raised.

Little Compton and we just talked about everything. We talked about our shared experience being in turns on

Conan O'Brien show. We talked about the being females in comedy. We talked all about the high-slow's in-s and outs of the Bachelor Bachelor at.

And she gave me some, whew, some information about some warmer contestants that blew my mind and

will probably blow yours. So please, please, please enjoy this episode of Not Too Deep with Arden Marine.

And please, I'm like out of breath because I was laughing so hard the entire episode. Please go get her new book,

her memoir, Little Miss Little Compton. She's just so lovely. So enjoy this episode of Not Too Deep.

Arden, hi, Draiding and here. I love it. Hi, girl. Hey, thank you for being here. Also, I've just learned your last name is

pronounced Marine. It is pronounced Marine and it does not look like Marine and it's probably a bastard. Oh, no, my, my head

is probably a bastardized version of the name allegedly. Apparently, it's like a Swedish name, but my brother went to

Sweden and he's like, that's, we don't really know. That's what it is.

Marine, okay, good to know. I want to make sure that I'm pronouncing it correctly. I'm so excited that you're here.

I have a million questions for you and your life and your world and everything that you're up to. But I want to talk about,

obviously, your book, which I have right here. So exciting. Thank you. Now, this is a memoir. Yes. And one thing I'm always

curious about with writing memoirs, what was the reason to write it now or when you did? You know, it's such an interesting.

I tried to sell versions of this like for like eight or nine years. The first time somebody approached me and I actually sold a

version of this and then like the whole like company, like it didn't all work out. But, but, you know, I actually believe it's, you know, and of course,

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