Hey everyone, Jesse here, bringing you something very special this week.

I am so excited to tell you about one of my favorite podcasts right now.

It's called The Three Questions with Andy Richter.

Comedian Andy Richter hosts his very own podcast every Tuesday where he invites friends, comedians, actors, musicians, and asks them all the same three questions.

Where do you come from? Where are you going? And what have you learned? You can also tune in for

Friday call-in show episodes where Andy invites callers to weigh in on questions such as,

what's the worst job you've ever had or what's your worst dating disaster? The three questions with

Andy Richter is a chance to connect with both friends and strangers alike, including yours

truly. Yes, I had a wonderful time joining Andy on his podcast last year where we talked about my

childhood in Albuquerque, New Mexico, we talked about moving to New York City and my years on modern family. In the following

clip, I talk about the first time I ever performed in front of my high school English class.

I do know that when my mom, when I sort of was super honest with my mom about some incidents

that happened when I was like in seventh grade, I think it was, just being bullied pretty intense, intensely.

You know, she just had no idea that it was that bad.

And I think she felt terrible that she didn't know.

And sort of like, why didn't you tell me?

And, you know, a lot of it's because I was embarrassed.

I was still closeted at the time.

So it's like hard to talk to your parents about something that like you are hiding from them.

Yeah. Or like skirt around the actual thing that you're talking about.

So I'm sure she was, I can only imagine she was super empathetic and my father, so I don't mean to leave him out of this decision.

But like, I also imagine that it was a pain in the ass because it had to find somewhere for me to go.

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