EPISODE · Apr 29, 2026 · 1H 29M
Chats for the Love Hungry: Valerie Nies on Comedy, Dating Over 40, and Writing Through the Mess
from Who Cares?! with Taylor Wallace · host Taylor Wallace
In this episode, Taylor sits down with comedian and writer Valerie Nies for an honest and unfiltered conversation about comedy, dating, and starting something new later in life.They talk about dating over 40, Valerie’s journey into stand up, and how she’s learned to turn messy, real life experiences into material on stage and on the page. Valerie shares what it’s been like finding her voice, pushing through discomfort, and learning to be seen in a way that feels both vulnerable and empowering.The conversation also dives into heartbreak, bombing on stage, and the connection between pain and humor. Along the way, they discuss confidence, creative expression, and why some of the best things come from moments that don’t go according to plan.It’s a thoughtful and funny conversation about reinvention, radical honesty, and figuring it out as you go.You can find Valerie on socials @valeirekneesIf you enjoyed this episode, please follow, subscribe, leave a review, and share with someone who might appreciate this conversation!Follow us on Socials @whothepodcareswww.whothepodcares.comTheme song by: Carl Thiel
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In this episode, Taylor sits down with comedian and writer Valerie Nies for an honest and unfiltered conversation about comedy, dating, and starting something new later in life. They talk about dating over 40, Valerie’s journey into stand up, and how she’s learned to turn messy, real life experiences into material on stage and on the page. Valerie shares what it’s been like finding her voice, pushing through discomfort, and learning to be seen in a way that feels both vulnerable and empowerin...
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