Ruby Dickulous & Leah Rea
Ruby Dickulous & Leah Rea
Donna Lee from Kill Tony & My Monster Take on Ed Gein
Donna Lee from Kill Tony & My Monster Take on Ed Gein
Donna Lee from Kill Tony & My Monster Take on Ed Gein
Saturday 11th October 2025
Join Ruby Dickulous and Donna Lee as they explore comedy, identity, and resilience in this engaging episode of GAY FACE.
55 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Donna Lee shares her comeback story after a 12-year break.
- The episode discusses the role of community support in comedy.
- Ruby critiques modern self-identification using Ed Gein's story.
- Explores how comedy can be both healing and transformative.
- Highlights the opportunities available in Austin's comedy scene.
"I think at any age you can make it, and comedy is one of those equalizers that if you're funny and you put the work in, there's opportunity."
Experience the emotional and inspiring tales of recovery as Ruby Dickulous and Leah Rae host another riveting episode of GAY FACE. This time, the spotlight is on resilience and reinvention with special guest Donna Lee from Kill Tony. Donna shares her journey of bouncing back in the comedy scene after a 12-year hiatus, offering a candid glimpse into her personal struggles and triumphs.
With her unique blend of humour and honesty, Donna reflects on her career, the challenges of being a clean female comedian, and the joy of rediscovering her comedic voice. Ruby and Donna's conversation meanders through the intricacies of the comedy world, highlighting the importance of community and support among comedians. They also delve into more serious topics, including the implications of self-identification in today's society.
Ruby takes a critical look at Ed Gein's story, questioning how unchecked empathy can lead to moral confusion. It's a thought-provoking discussion that doesn't shy away from controversy. With plenty of laughs and heartfelt moments, this episode is a testament to the power of comedy in healing and self-discovery. Whether you're a comedy enthusiast or interested in the broader themes of identity and acceptance, this episode offers something for everyone. How do we balance humour with serious societal issues?
Tune in to find out!