You Know That Voice… It’s Patrick Warburton: Funjelah EP 52
This week Anjelah sits down with a voice you’ll always recognize, actor and comedian Patrick Warburton. From his iconic TV roles to his rebellious teenage years (complete with a secret motorcycle), this conversation will keep you laughing. The two swap behind the scenes stand up tips, share gratitude for family and true friendships, and talk about forging your own path. It’s funny, it’s inspiring, and it feels like catching up with two old friends who just happen to be incredible storytellers.
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Face Tattoos and Flight Maditudes with Mitchell Sonny Johnson: Funjelah EP 51
Anjelah’s brother Mitchell, aka Sonny, joins the show for some classic sibling banter, kicking off with the all important question: who’s really Mom’s favorite? They swap travel pet peeves like people who stand up the second the plane lands and dive into a group debate on face tattoos, before landing on something they can all agree on: gratitude. From Rosie’s childlike wonder to behind the scenes comedy club nights, Sonny shares what he’s most thankful for, and why he finally gets why Anjelah’s been preaching it all these years.
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50th Episode: Fan Emails, Slow Burn Romances, & a Ghost Story: Funjelah EP 50
It’s the 50th episode! Anjelah and Danielle kick things off by sharing their dental drama because nothing says milestone like being scammed by your dentist. Luckily, “will they, won’t they” TV romances come to the rescue for some much needed comfort. They jump into listener voicemails and emails, unpacking all the maditudes and gratitudes from passive aggressive diners to surprise gift card finds and even spooky ghost stories. This episode truly has it all. Don’t forget to send in your own maditudes and gratitudes! You might just hear yours on the next show.
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I Impressed Them by Not Trying to Impress Him with Melissa Fumero: Funjelah EP 49
This week, Anjelah reconnects with longtime friend and actress Melissa Fumero. The two reminisce about years of crossing paths at auditions, including a few for Brooklyn Nine-Nine, which ultimately became Melissa’s breakout role. They open up about early career imposter syndrome and the ongoing work it takes to overcome it. Sharing frustrations with today’s entertainment industry, Melissa reflects on how difficult it can be to stay hopeful. Still, she credits her Cuban immigrant parents for instilling grit, resilience, and the belief that building community is one of life’s greatest priorities.
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Kentucky Hills to Hollywood Hills with Trish Suhr: Funjelah EP 48
Comedian Trish Suhr joins Anjelah this week for a hilarious chat about dreams, determination, and Dolly. Growing up in the hills of Kentucky with a family running a funeral home, Trish was destined for stand-up. She drew inspiration from Carol Burnett and credits Tim Conway with helping her realize her Emmy aspirations. She and Anjelah also bond over gratitude for their husbands who constantly challenge and push them—and get real about how kindness, or the lack of it, shapes everything.
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Anjelah Johnson-Reyes starts each day with gratitude. When you remind yourself of what you’re grateful for and say it out loud, you’re not only speaking good into the world, but good into yourself. Each episode, Anjelah and her guest will recount the things that they are grateful for and dive deep into how those gratitudes affect their lives. We all have a lot to be grateful for, but there’s always that one thing that can set you off, make you mad, and give you a bad attitude. Or as Anjelah likes to call it, a maditude. So join Anjelah and friends as they share their gratitudes and maditudes and let it out and let it go on “Funjelah.”
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