Scam! Cards. Robbery and fraud. Scam. Cards. Robacey Mosley, aka Scam Goddess. Back with a podcast all about robbery fraud and those who practice it. It is a comedy podcast. I shall remind you. Oh my, don't I sound so good, y'all? Y'all, I got to rest. I got to rest. I got to sleep. It's crazy. I'm a whole brand new person. Okay.

They tried to kill your favorite bitch, but she's still kicking. Uh, let's get into it here,

y'all. If you are a part of the congregation, uh, welcome back. Praise, praise, praise be.

Praise be. Okay. A scam. Amen. Uh, you already know that I'm very what. Yes. Thrill, elated, excited. But, okay, a scam, amen. You already know that I'm very what, yes, thrilled, elated,

excited. But today we have a comedian, an actor, a writer, someone I've worked with. She is now

in charge of Wednesday night prayer meetings. Please do not forget to bring the last four digits

of your social to those, because she is a repeat guest on the show.

She was the lead in Miriam Minnan's film Didn't Die, an official selection of Sundance Film Festival 2025.

Okay, we're about to be skiing the sloops, honey.

She recently released a one-hour comedy special called JoySuck on Comedy Dynamics.

And look, remember waking up at five years old, excited and joyously ready to start the day?

Then we grew up to a pandemic, inflation, and so much more waxed up.

Okay, well, Joy Stuff offers an alternative to find joy despite the suck.

Don't we love that? Yes, congregation, please

welcome the talented, beautiful, wonderful, hilarious queen friend of mine, Kieran Dill, back to the show.

Thank you. What a beautiful intro and beautiful voice to go with that intro. I could hear the

rested tones. I feel like it's sounding different. I could hear the rested tones.

I feel like it's sounding different. I'm hearing in my own ear. You sound like you're getting eight to ten hours a night. Oh, wow. Well, not right now, but I'm getting enough. Yeah. I'm getting enough. She was like, it's up from three to five. No, the scam of burnout is, people don't tell you it takes more than like a long

weekend or even a week to like get out of burnout. I was in burnout for like a solid, well, technically

like probably like four years, but. Sure. Yeah, but now we're out. I just remember, I can remember

working with you. I can remember being on a set and you were like, yeah, girl, I just got out of major surgery. And I was like, what are you doing here, babe? I said, babe, what are you doing here? You should be at home. And you're like, it's fine. And I was like, doesn't. Is it? Yeah, at that point, I still had like liquid situation. I was like three days off of this.

I just left the hospital and I was like, hey girl.

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