Hello and welcome to another episode of Not Too Deep. I'm your host Grace Hellbag.

So excited to have Taylor Tomlinson with us today. She's a stand-up comedian.

She's an incredibly sweet human being. She's currently out on the road touring deal with it.

Her comedy hour that if you get a chance to see her in any of your cities that she's in,

you should. We talk about how she was raised in a very religious and conservative household.

She started out comedy in church. She started doing church shows and how wild of a ride that is.

We also talked about the mental health aspect of it all and how candid she is exploring and exposing

her own mental health issues on stage and online. And she gives some tips for finding a great

therapist and we talk about what's next for her. Just a little bit of everything in this episode.

I had a lovely time talking to Taylor and I hope you enjoy it. Not too deep, but Taylor Tomlinson.

Thank you so much for making time to talk to us. You're in the middle of tour right now, right?

I am. I am in the middle of touring right now. I'm touring forever.

Yeah, how is that going? And also, I'm so curious. Do you

do, is there a set route that you go on or a set number of shows that you aim to do? Or is it just

kind of unrolling or rolling out as you perform? Oh, no, I basically just go wherever my agent sends me

and tells me the routing makes sense. So we have you in these three places and I'm like,

there's some kind of far away. And he's like, no, no, it's fine.

Trust me, from my desk, you'll be fine. It seems okay. Yeah, like this week, I'm in Texas,

and you know, you look at your schedule and you're like, oh, Austin, Dallas, Houston, that'll be fine.

And then you look, well, it's like a three hour drive between each of those places.

And the alternative is like, you take a really short flight, but then you got to go to the airport

and you're at the mercy of airlines and whatnot, which is easier to drive. But driving through Texas

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