Comedian and internet icon Chelcie Lynn joins I’m Fine, It’s Fine for an honest conversation about growing up in chaos - then building a completely different life.

Chelcie opens up about her childhood, living with poverty, and realizing later in life that she never truly felt safe as a kid. Despite everything she experienced early on, she shares how optimism, perspective, and a conscious decision not to repeat the patterns around her helped shape the person she is today.

Hosted by comedian Amber Autry & licensed trauma therapist Melanie Reese (LMFT).

Chelcie’s paywall episode (an even deeper dive) releases on April 2. Subscribe for access + live chats and meditations:

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In this episode of I’m Fine, It’s Fine, Melanie and Amber break down five of the most overused and misunderstood therapy buzzwords online.

Melanie explains the clinical definitions behind each term, how misuse can cause harm, and why watered-down language can minimize real experiences. Amber brings the internet perspective (and comedy green room examples), asking the questions most people are thinking but don’t always know how to articulate.

This is Part 1 — and yes, there’s more to come! Comment some words/concepts we should cover in Part 2.

Hosted by licensed trauma therapist Melanie Reese (LMFT) and comedian Amber Autry.

Subscribe for monthly bonus episodes, deeper dives, live chats and meditations via the links in our bios!

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In this episode of I’m Fine, It’s Fine, we sit down with comedian Belly Button for a chat about change, identity, and what it really means to take responsibility for your own life. Join us as we explore choosing a different way forward in life and taking personal agency — without blowing everything up.

Hosted by licensed trauma therapist Melanie Reese (LMFT) and comedian Amber Autry.Subscribe for bonus episodes via the links in our bios.

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In this episode of I’m Fine, It’s Fine, we sit down with comedian, artist, and impressionist Melissa Villaseñor for a thoughtful, grounding conversation about healing through creativity, movement, and learning how to listen to your nervous system.

We talk about how running became a form of regulation, how art and expression create safety, and what it looks like to untangle people-pleasing patterns while staying connected to yourself. Melissa opens up about emotional sensitivity, self-trust, and the ways creativity can help us process what words sometimes can’t.

This episode explores nervous systems, identity, and the quiet work of choosing yourself — even when it feels uncomfortable.

Hosted by licensed trauma therapist Melanie Reese (LMFT) and comedian Amber Autry. Subscribe for two exclusive episodes per month.

Check out Melissa's upcoming tour dates and artwork: https://www.melissavillasenor.com/

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In this episode of I’m Fine, It’s Fine, we sit down with medium Travis Holp to talk about spiritual signs, intuition, and the art of tuning into what shows up in your life. Travis shares how he channels messages, balances energy in live readings, and connects with both the living and the departed in ways that surprise even him.

We talk about trusting your instincts, letting flow guide your creativity, and the moments that reveal guidance when you least expect it. From the energy of live events to quiet personal readings, Travis offers insight into navigating life with curiosity and awareness.

Hosted by licensed trauma therapist Melanie Reese (LMFT) and comedian Amber Autry. Subscribe for bonus episodes via the links in our bios.

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Therapist Chas Bugge joins I’m Fine, It’s Fine for an honest, heartfelt conversation about chronic illness, cancer, grief, and healing complicated family relationships. Together, they talk medical trauma, anticipatory grief, spirituality, and what it really means to be a therapist and still be human.

Hosted by licensed trauma therapist Melanie Reese (LMFT) and comedian Amber Autry.Subscribe for bonus episodes via the links in our bios.

In this episode of I’m Fine, It’s Fine, comedian Amber Autry and therapist Melanie Reese sit down with Piere Escargot for a raw, funny, and deeply human conversation about survival, identity, and transformation. Piere opens up about growing up in Oakland, street life, love that changed his trajectory, and reconnecting with his biological father decades later. From strip-club bans to corporate jobs, this episode explores what happens when you pull the curtain back on who you had to be to become who you are.

In this week’s episode of I’m Fine, It’s Fine, Comedian Amber Autry and Trauma Therapist Melanie Reese sit down with Comedian Tamar Rubin for a honest, hilarious deep dive into the messy stuff we ALL deal with but rarely talk about. We cover ADHD medication, what happens when you get way too close to your therapist, navigating OCD spirals, and why “the tortured artist” narrative is total BS.

Tamar gets real about what happens on stage when you haven’t dealt with your personal life, Melanie helps guide on how to handle people being mad at you, and the group discusses why comedy hits different when you’re actually taking care of yourself. Expect raw truth, big laughs, and a ton of relatable moments for anyone juggling mental health, creativity, and being a human.

Perfect for fans searching for: ADHD podcast, OCD conversations, therapy boundaries, stand-up comedy struggles, women in comedy, mental health and humor, creative burnout, healing while performing, and comedians being real.

Listen, laugh, and maybe avoid texting your therapist after hours.