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Kathleen Madigan

Mentioned in 2 analyzed podcast episodes across 2 shows

Appears On

Comedy Saved Me We Might Be Drunk

Episode Appearances

Comedy Saved Me

Comedy Saved Me · Mar 2, 2026

Lynn Hoffman and Lewis Black Discuss How Comedy Saved Their Lives Through Laughter and Resilience in Tough Times

“Described as great comic who successfully transitioned to social media and digital audience engagement”

Stand-up comedy as therapeutic practice and emotional processingPandemic mental health impacts on performers and audience recoveryAudience connection and live performance irreplaceability

We Might Be Drunk

We Might Be Drunk · Feb 9, 2026

Ep 270: Kathleen Madigan

“Prolific stand-up comedian with 7+ hour specials; relocated from L.A. to Nashville; hosts Madigan's Pubcast”

Stand-up comedy material development cycles and special production timelinesPodcast vs. traditional stand-up audience segmentation and cross-promotion challengesFemale representation in comedy television and sitcom development history