Episode notes
Honestly, we haven’t had that many people on our show who have started entirely new religions. Most of the time, if someone wants to be religious, they simply follow one of the existing faiths that are out there in the world in great abundance already. But Marsha Warfield, who played Roz the bailiff on the classic sitcom Night Court and who appears in that show’s newer reboot, has developed a religion that is all about empowering women. And there’s no need to convert to the Church of She-sus since if you’re a woman, you’re already a high priestess. Congratulations. Let Marsha give you a religious experience as you drift off to sleep.
Watch Marsha’s return to Roz Russell in the reboot of Night Court now streaming on Peacock. For Martha’s tour dates, standup album This Is Not Gross, This Is Important, and more information on Marsha Warfield, visit her website, www.MarshaWarfield.com. Subscribe to Marsha’s Youtube channel @MarshaWarfieldComedian. Follow Marsha on Twitter and Instagram @MarshaWarfield.
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Getting to sleep can be difficult sometimes. Now you can achieve that urgently needed rest by taking advantage of our most precious natural resource: celebrities. Each week on the slyly humorous and reassuring Sleeping With Celebrities, host John Moe talks with a different guest from the world of entertainment about something they know a lot about. The conversation is guaranteed to be just interesting enough to draw your attention away from your own swirling anxieties but never interesting enough to keep you awake. No startling revelations, no dramatic screaming confrontations, but plenty of low-key dialogue, intricately laced deadpan comedy, and a ticket to dreamland.
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