I Can't Wait To Tell You

Hosted by Chicago comedians Leila Gorstein and Hannah Ingle, these two delve into the innermost details that make up a friendship and discuss the Three C's: what are you consuming, what are you contemplating, and what are you curious about? Join Leila and Hannah as they tackle their everyday battles, their deepest insecurities, new hot goss, and the journey their friendship has taken over the years. With exciting convos and phenomenal guests, Hannah and Leila are going to unlock a wealth of topics and they can't wait to tell you.

I Can't Wait To Tell You is a comedy podcast hosted by Leila Gorstein, Hannah Ingle, with 49 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Leila Gorstein, Hannah Ingle hosts I Can't Wait To Tell You, a comedy show with 49 episodes published.

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  Episode #49

  Quiet and Gay with Annie Sullivan

  Sep 14, 20261h 25mS1

  This week, we’re joined by comedian and Second City performer Annie Sullivan, and honestly, we could have talked to her for approximately 47 more hours!!!Annie tells us about growing up as a painfully shy theater kid and why she portrayed a shockingly accurate Anne Frank in the high school play. Then things take a turn toward gender, sexuality, body hair, and the complicated line between “hot cool boy haircut” and “Kate Gosselin.” Plus: Lollapalooza crushes (Hannah might come out in this one!), IVF realities, living alone, possible narcolepsy, and the eternal question: are you your body or do you have a body?Basically, Annie is a delight, we learn a lot, and we spend an unreasonable amount of time talking about waxing, nepo babies, and haircuts... and we can't wait to tell you about it!

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  Episode #48

  Jetski Honeymoon with Jake Prizant

  Aug 17, 20261h 23mS1

  HAVE YOU WATCHED HANNAH IN TED LASSO YET??? Today, we’re hanging out with actor and Chicago comedy legend Jake Prizant! Jake takes us behind the scenes of landing roles on Hulu's Deli Boys, auditioning when you have absolutely no idea if anything is ever going to happen, and what it’s actually like trying to make it as an actor. Plus, we get into his connection to the Chicago comedy scene, his questionable history with dogs, and the very important question we KNOW you've been curious about: why do men want to own boats so badly? We’re also revisiting Farmer Wants A Wife, convincing you that Lollapalooza sucks, curly hair routines, and Crocs. Basically, the perfect combination of pop culture, questionable life decisions, and completely unnecessary Google research. Fair warning on this one: the dog does explode...

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  Episode #47

  BRING AEGON THE USURPER TO ME with Jillian Ebanks

  Jul 27, 20261h 35mS1

  “What is up with HBO and inc*st?!??”This week, Leila and Hannah are blessed with the presence of comedian Jillian Ebanks! We start with talks of Shroom Girl Summer and flies to the world of dragons (GOT & HOTD SPOILERS!), fantasy, dating in Chicago, and some truly unhinged hypotheticals.The three swap stories about Fourth of July adventures, bond over their love of Game of Thrones, relive iconic movie moments (we WISH we were in Princess Diaries), and debate everything from first dates to what makes a night out memorable. Truly this is one of those episodes where every tangent somehow tops the last.Whether you're here for the nerdy references, the dating stories, or to learn if your man’s reaction to magic is a red flag, this episode is packed with the kind of conversations you'll immediately want to send to the group chat.Jillian’s Venmo: @Jillian-Ebanks To watch more of our episodes, check out full video on our YouTube!

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  Episode #46

  Gay and Useless with Parker Callahan

  Jul 6, 20261h 19mS1

  "I have a Major in Gay with a Minor in Useless"This week, Leila and Hannah sit down with actor, writer, comedian, and certified delightful human Parker Callahan! He is the creator of the multimedia solo show Soda Pop, community organizer, and apparently six degrees away from every gay person on Earth.The trio dives into everything from lottery-winning strategies and the emotional devastation of losing a farmhouse sink to why old reality TV was infinitely better before everyone was trying to become an influencer. They also unpack Parker's creative journey building Soda Pop, why leaving improv behind can actually open new creative doors, the surprisingly emotional decision to get a roommate in your 30s, and whether algorithms have permanently ruined human taste.Along the way they discuss British audiences, Four Weddings, cursed bachelor apartments, Pride Month, millionaire fantasies, Jersey Mike's beach sandwiches, BLTs, Duke's mayo, and the very important question: when did we stop letting humans curate culture?If you've ever wondered whether you'd take the lump sum, why everyone's apartment deserves a Room Raiders episode, or if moving backward can actually be moving forward, this one's for you.

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  Episode #45

  Pregnant Women and Dr Pepper with Eleanor Sheers

  Jun 22, 20261h 44mS1

  "Pregnant women have been drinking Doctor Pepper for decades."This week, Hannah and Leila sit down with Eleanor Sheers, founder of Forth Studio to talk about the bold leap that turned an idea into one of Chicago's most beloved movement communities. From taking risks as an entrepreneur to trusting her instincts when no clear roadmap existed, Eleanor shares what it really takes to build something from the ground up.A business is not the only thing she's creating! Eleanor also shares the realities of pregnancy that no one warned her about: the physical changes, emotional surprises, shifting identity, and the complicated feelings that can exist alongside excitement and gratitude. It's a candid discussion about motherhood, expectations, and what happens when life-changing experiences don't always look the way you imagined.Whether you're dreaming of starting a business, preparing for parenthood, or simply figuring out your next chapter, this episode is a reminder that growth often begins before we feel ready.If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to like, comment, subscribe, and share it with someone who can't wait to tell you something!

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