Podcast Episode: Single Is Not A Bad Word
*Please scroll down for very important information about the podcast in 2021!
Debra DiGiovanni, oh my god. This Canadian comedian and all around ray of light has been admired by your host since the release of her Netflix special, Single Award Female. Her warmth, authenticity, and of course humor are a welcome addition to the podcast this week, as we discuss the themes that have impacted us so much during this dumpster blaze of a year. From work upheavals to discovering what it's like to be alone, no for real this time, this is an episode for anyone who's spent 2020 single, and wants to wrap up the year with feelings of gratitude and love. Also if you enjoy laughing, press play.
Debra DiGiovanni Twitter
Debra's Ho-Ho-Ho Holiday Show on December 18th
Debra on Instagram
Debra on the Social Distancing Social Club
Beginning January 1st 2021, the following changes are happening to the A Single Serving Podcast community:
A Single Serving Podcast will publish on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, etc for free 1x per month.
All other weekly podcast episodes will still be published, but they will only be available via Patreon, at the $5 per month tier. They will always remain ad-free.
The original podcast Facebook group will be shut down on January 1st, 2021. A NEW Facebook group for Patreon Patrons will take its place, and patrons at the $5 tier & up will be given access to it. If you are already a Patron at the $5 tier and up, you don’t need to make any changes! You will be emailed soon with a link to the new Facebook group, should you want to join it. We will still have all the community and support, just in a new spot!
Joining this new community is VERY EASY: You can get full access to all podcast episodes and the new Facebook group by becoming a Patron at the $5 tier here.
A few things:
I set the new Facebook group and podcast episode access at $5 per month because I wanted this new community to be an affordable investment in the way we feel about our own singleness each month.
I believe all women (especially single ones!) should be fairly compensated for their work, and I include myself in that belief.
These changes will ensure that I’m able to devote much more of my time to creating content for you and to changing the negative narratives around being single. There are SO many things I want to do and create, but I am currently maxed out at what I’m able to manage without a paid community structure in place.
