Consider This for Comfort

Consider [Degrassi] for Comfort

Art and marketing director Katie Skelly and Eteng head back to their teen years in the Season 4 finale to discuss Degrassi. We unpack why the iconic series trusted teens to handle tough situations, the real-world dialogue its most controversial episodes sparked, and what topics we'd tackle if we wrote a Degrassi episode for today's teens. [Content note: Degrassi is a show that goes there and so does this episode. This episode mentions school shootings, suicide, assault, and self-harm. Take care as you tune in!]

Consider [Desperate Housewives] for Comfort

On Wisteria Lane, there's something for everyone. Dr. Brandi Nikkale joins Eteng to revisit Desperate Housewives, the iconic drama-comedy that blends mystery, scandal, and suburban satire. We unpack the show's secrets, friendships, and unforgettable storylines, exploring how the show perfectly balances chaos and comfort while offering sharp commentary on marriage, ambition, and life behind closed doors.

Consider [Girls5Eva] for Comfort

Founder and CEO of GOLD Comedy, Lynn Harris, joins Eteng to dive into Girls5eva, the hit comedy about a 1990s girl group getting a second shot at pop stardom. We unpack how the series satirizes the entertainment industry, explores reinvention later in life, and delivers sharp, witty commentary on fame, nostalgia, and creative ambition.

Consider [Mad Men] for Comfort

Podcaster Meli Clay joins Eteng for a trip to 1960s Madison Avenue to unpack Mad Men. We explore the cultural weight of the decade, our evolving relationship to media, advertising, and brands, and why the series doubles as a masterclass in exactly how not to behave at work.

Consider [Everybody Hates Chris] for Comfort

Eteng and comedian Jatty Robinson revisit the comedy classic, Everybody Hates Chris. We explore the ins and outs of comedic storytelling, why the show's "unhappy" endings offer both humor & authenticity, and how Chris Rock set the blueprint for the modern multi-hyphenate. Plus: We give flowers to Tichina Arnold, Tisha Campbell, and other TV comedy G.O.A.T.s