Corinna Yee's Me, Myselves, and I

Corinna's met her friend, Isobel. But, she's never met Isobel's drag persona, Miz Hooker. The baby drag queen shares how she got into the art form and how she gets inspiration from cartoon characters, Dana Scully, Rebecca Black, and so many more icons. Miz Hooker even rips Corinna a new one with a special drag edition of Corinna's Reading Corner. Only chopped girlies skip this episode! Follow @corinnayeet on Instagram for more laughs! 

If you want two Gen Z'ers to talk about alter egos, Hannah Montana is bound to come up. Corinna and her friend, Orli, talk about their recent viewing of Hannah Montana: The Movie and provide a dissertation-worthy analysis of how it shaped their perceptions of celebrities. Orli has more in common with the teen idol than you think, and even reveals what it was like to meet a young Miley Cyrus. YEE Doggie! This is gonna be a darn good episode! Follow @corinnayeet on Instagram for more laughs! 

Corinna gets real about her biggest insecurity when it comes to her standup career. While shedding light on what it looks like to get into comedy, Corinna also reveals which alter egos help her prepare for big performances. The Nikki Glaser fan girl even shares some of her more risqué material, pulling back the curtain on what inspired her to write jokes that bring embarrassment to her family. Follow @corinnayeet on Instagram for more laughs! 

Believe it or not, Corinna didn't really like to party in college. Luckily, neither did her guest! Corinna and Aliza's bond formed at their college's Jewish union, and later in the spaces that they created according to their own boundaries. The pair share how they don't really have religious alter egos, since they don't have to compromise their Jewish values in an academic or professional setting. Plus, hear how Aliza's natural empathy and community-building abilities led to a career in therapy, working with patients navigating neurodivergence. Settle down and make yourself comfortable for this week's episode! Follow @corinnayeet on Instagram for more laughs! 

Corinna chats with her grad school friend, Naomi, about everything from Beyoncé to inner conflicts about racial identity. Naomi is a confident shapeshifter, having attended a diverse Catholic school, to living in London, to completing a thesis about under-reported conflicts in Africa. Hear how Corinna and Naomi's early religious schooling set them up for a friendship built on intersectionality and binge eating. Follow @corinnayeet on Instagram for more laughs! 

Corinna's joined by her childhood friend, Alec, who shares how he turned his peak in high school into a career. No topics are off-limits for them, starting with Corinna's compulsive lying in kindergarten to Alec's questionable Spanish slang. As an educator, musician, and former Peace Corps volunteer, Alec's dedicated himself to being a lifelong learner within the many alter egos he's assumed. ABL: Always Be Learning! Follow @corinnayeet on Instagram for more laughs! 

It's graduation season again, which means Gen Z is having another existential crisis! We've all wrestled with what to do with our lives, often feeling like we're not living up to our full potential. Corinna gets vulnerable about why she's most comfortable with her student alter in this solo therapy se- I mean episode. She hopes you'll feel seen, comforted, and not too guilty for financially relying on your parents as she unpacks the importance of being flexible. Join her for a good ol' Gen Z crash out! Follow @corinnayeet on Instagram for more laughs! 

"Disney adult" has become a popular term among the younger generations. It's a somewhat loaded label for those with a very specific type of alter ego. Why are Disney enthusiasts shamed for letting their inner child out? Comedian and self-proclaimed "Disney historian" Becca Melkonian explains to Corinna how Disney has saved her during the most devastating times of her life. Plus, she answers listener questions about Disney adulthood that others have been too afraid to ask. Follow @corinnayeet on Instagram for more laughs! 

Corinna brings in her therapist friend, Praise, to help examine alter egos from a psychological perspective. They explore the concept of Internal Family Systems and how it relates to Corinna’s life through an impromptu intervention. Also, Praise gets vulnerable about the imposter syndrome she experiences as a young marriage and family counselor, while Corinna pours her heart out about their friendship through her new segment. But don’t worry, there’s plenty of laughter for anyone who finds that cringe! Follow @corinnayeet on Instagram for more laughs! 

Ever wondered what your professor's alter ego is outside the classroom? How about what your parent is REALLY like at work? For the first time, Corinna Yee sits down with her father, Cordell, to discuss how he's spent over four decades putting up with 20 year-olds as both a professor and parent. Does Corinna live up to his expectations, especially when her personality is vastly different from his? Whether you call him "Dad" or "Dr. Yee," there's something for everyone to enjoy on this week's episode! Follow @corinnayeet on Instagram for more laughs! 

Get to know your host, Corinna Yee, and the alter egos that she takes on. As the daughter of two professors, she's tricked a lot of people into thinking she's all about academics. In reality, the standup comic loves getting strangers' approval when she shamelessly makes a dirty joke on stage. Find out how she shape shifts between school and the comedy club, allowing her to draw strength and humor from her different personas. Follow @corinnayeet on Instagram for more laughs! 

Comedian Corinna Yee’s Me, Myselves, and I is a show where we’ll meet the different sides of ourselves that not everyone gets to see. Every other week, we’ll explore how our alter egos help us stay true to ourselves in a rapidly-changing world. Follow Corinna Yee on Instagram @corinnayeet to stay updated on the newest episodes! Follow @corinnayeet on Instagram for more laughs!