Jennifer Welch and Angie Sullivan
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Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
I've Had It converts petty grievances into forceful political commentary, finding signs of power and prejudice in the habits people usually dismiss.
I've Had It turns everyday irritation into a runway for political argument. Jennifer Welch and Angie "Pumps" Sullivan move from doorbell etiquette, gendered marketing and corporate jargon to criticism of Donald Trump, right-wing disinformation and the treatment of trans people.
A neighbor returns your package; Jennifer Welch and Pumps understand why you dread the doorbell.
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A complaint about "mom" language opens into a filthy, skeptical riff on religion and self-importance.
It opens on a sharp complaint about ads and media that keep turning ordinary shortcuts and women-only spaces into "mom" territory, even when nothing about the show is about parenting.
A fierce, funny attack on Trump cosplay, centrist cop-outs, and the habit of excusing ugly politics.
The episode takes aim at the White House habit of dressing Trump up as Superman, Jesus Christ, and a pilot, and it keeps that target in clear view.
A neighbor drop-off complaint gives way to a sustained gripe about corporate speak and the people who buy into it.
The episode starts with a complaint about neighbors who ring the doorbell after dropping something off, which sends the dogs barking and turns a quick errand into 20 minutes of small talk.
A loud, furious political rant that turns disgust into comic momentum.
The episode comes off as a loud political rant, zeroing in on Trump, the Russia accusations around him, and a wider sense that leaders are pretending the situation is under control.
Joe Rogan's marathon one-on-one talks, from UFC judging debates to Bob Lazar's UFO claims.
Bateman, Hayes, and Arnett riff, then talk shop with guests like Adam Sandler.
Peter Sagal leads NPR's live news quiz, pairing celebrity guests with listener call-in games.
Comedian Chris Gethard takes one anonymous call a week and can't hang up first.
Mike Pesca opens with a monologue, then digs into Supreme Court ethics and Iran policy.
Hosts Jennifer and Angie interview comedian Cliff Cash about his activism protesting at the Heritage Foundation, discussing fascist propaganda, Christian nationalism, and political hypocrisy.
Jennifer and Angie comically rant about everyday grievances, from holiday discrimination against non-religious people to annoying neighbors.
Hosts and guests share and rant about their biggest pet peeves in a comedic, lighthearted format.
The hosts comically rant about their pet peeves, starting with the lack of silent dental tools.
Hosts Jennifer and Angie discuss their pet peeve of neighbors ringing the doorbell to deliver misdelivered mail and then engaging in unwanted small talk.
Jennifer and Angie discuss pet peeves including bad drag, social media breaks, and annoying subscription emails.
The hosts clarify their inclusive stance and then discuss a pet peeve about people taking too long to leave a parking spot.
Hosts Jennifer and Angie tackle everything from 'mom hack' marketing sexism to husband crossword conspiracy theories in this wide-ranging episode.
The hosts of 'I've Had It' unleash their fury at Trump supporters posting AI images of him as Superman, calling them emotionally stunted and sexually repressed.
The hosts rant about poor customer service and AI replacing human help, blending humor with frustration.
Jennifer Welch and Angie Sullivan interview Joy Reed, mixing political humor with personal anecdotes.
Jennifer Welch and Angie 'Pumps' Sullivan rant about political issues and pet peeves with comedic flair.
Jennifer Welch and Josh Sullivan host a comedic interview with Emma Vigilant, joking about co-host Pumps' lesbian rumors and discussing Maine politics.
The hosts and guests rant about things they've 'had it' with, starting with a comedic chant and sponsor ads.