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Jen Murphy and Christina Walkinshaw are two veterans of comedy doing it all on their own. Single, childless, adapting to new trends of dating and sex, they gossip about their struggles and wonders like two friends racking up a 90’s phone bill. Jen reports from the ever changing city of Los Angeles, while Christina navigates ship life as a cruise ship comedian. By land or by sea, they’re Jillin’ Off. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Jen Murphy and Christina Walkinshaw turn comedy work, travel trouble and personal oversharing into fast, collaborative riffs.
Jen Murphy and Christina Walkinshaw turn their Zoom catch-ups into a lively record of comedy work, travel mishaps, dating, changing bodies and whatever has caught their attention online.
Christina's missing suitcase includes her vibrator; your group chat could learn from this level of disclosure.
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Cruise-season banter turns into a tense, funny dinner detour.
The episode moves quickly from cruise-season deals and a yellow hat to Blue Jays talk, then jumps into Tokyo time before landing in a post-show dinner scene that turns uneasy when the table starts circling Charlie Kirk and Michelle Obama.
Tech trouble, travel hassles, and body jokes keep the banter moving.
Jillin Off finds its comedy in everyday friction: repeated recording trouble, cursed updates, a phone case that makes simple tasks harder, screensavers that surface family photos, and the small indignities of traveling and working on a cruise.
Christina Walkinshaw and Jen Murphy turn a rough cruise, library bookmark detours, and a painfully specific closing bit into easygoing hangout comedy.
Christina Walkinshaw and Jen Murphy keep the episode moving with a loose, easy rhythm that works well for the material. It starts in shipboard chaos, where the theater show gets cut short, dinner turns messy, and a server even goes down in the motion, then slides into a long…
Holiday cruise banter, book gripes, and a suitcase-hygiene theory that turns gross fast.
Jillin Off keeps things loose and travel-day messy: two comics talk through holiday-season cruise life, crew-bar generosity, book talk, and a suitcase-hygiene theory that gets funnier the more plainly it is stated.
A lost suitcase and a cruise ship turn into one grimly funny travel story that keeps rolling forward.
This episode turns a lost-bag problem into a filthy cruise story, and the hosts keep it moving without sanding off the gross parts. The strongest bits are the plain details: the no-check-bag rule, the Aruba clothes that feel like curtains, the old NCL ship, and the odd fit…
Loose, candid banter that turns ordinary life into easy comedy.
Jillin Off opens like a loose catch-up and keeps finding jokes in small, ordinary things: shirts, a skipped ring light, a Starbucks note, a tennis match, family size, and the way bodies change with age.
A breezy hang that turns crowd work and comment sections into easy laughs.
The episode settles into a loose, funny catch-up between Christina Walkinshaw and Jen Murphy, moving from yoga and birthday plans to crowd work and the comment-section circus.
A loose apartment-to-airport chat that turns horse jokes and slot-machine logic into easy, shaggy comedy.
Jillin' Off opens in Christina Walkinshaw's new apartment and settles into a conversation that starts with pillows, bins, books, a TV, and charcuterie before wandering into Chinese New Year, the year of the fire horse, and the sort of horse jokes this show can make feel natural.
Sharp Black pop culture commentary with gossip, jokes, and blunt advice.
Awards season, celebrity memoirs, and new music picked apart with host Louis Fertel and guests.
Comedian Chris Gethard takes one anonymous call a week and can't hang up first.
Isa Calderón and Lucía Lijtmaer riff on feminism and TV history from Spanish stages.
Graham Clark and Dave Shumka turn one small topic into a full episode of tangents.
Christina Walkinshaw describes crossing the international date line on the Norwegian Sun, showing a certificate that says she lost a whole day and landed in Tokyo time.
Jen Murphy and Christina Walkinshaw open from Laughlin with red lipstick, tired eyes, and under-eye patches, and the teasing starts right away.
Christina Walkinshaw and Jen Marfay open by joking that they are already on a streak and somehow starting before the new year even really begins.
Christina Walkinshaw and Jen Murphy spend the episode on travel exhaustion, with Christina saying she slept only 2 hours and 47 minutes before flying Southwest from San Diego through St.
Jillin' Off spends most of the episode on a cruise that keeps rocking like it has a grudge.
Christina Walkinshaw opens with a rough cruise day and Jen Murphy right there with her.
Jen Murphy opens from a Norwegian Prima cruise ship and jokes that her map now says "Gulf of America," while Christina Walkinshaw pushes back with the more familiar Gulf of Mexico.
Jen and Christina discuss Christina's experiences on a Celebrity cruise, including dress code loopholes and awkward passenger interactions, while Jen shares insights from a Beyoncé concert and airplane bathroom preferences, all with comedic banter about aging and self-image.
Christina and Jen chat humorously about their lives, covering topics like hormone supplements, a bizarre chiropractor visit, ethical dilemmas with Chris Brown, and wild plans for a Taylor Swift wedding party.
Jen and Christina chat about their lives as single comedians, covering topics like dating younger men, stand-up mishaps with hecklers, travel woes on cruises, and humorous health stories.
Christina Walkinshaw opens with a Temptation Cruise story, and it gets specific fast.
One massive jolt made everyone think we hit an iceberg - wine glasses flew everywhere.
Christina Walkinshaw checks in from her new apartment, and Jen Murphy immediately starts picking through the background like a nosy friend.
Jen and her co-host open with a Zoom setup so awkward it feels like part of the bit.
Jen Murphy and Christina Walkinshaw spend much of “Pump Up Our Tires” comparing menopause fixes, including GLP-1 weight loss patches, hormone harmony supplements, Winona, progesterone, and a mystery injection for brain fog.
Christina Walkinshaw and Jen Murphy spend much of “Are We Gonna Do This?” on Christmas-party flirting, from a Hollywood Improv text that literally asks “are we gonna do this?” to Jen’s story about making out in front of a crowd after someone told everyone they were brother and sister.
Christina and Jen open Jillin Off with a story about a 4th of July restaurant complaint that was left on Christina's boyfriend's personal Instagram, under a photo of him with his son.
Christina Walkinshaw and Jen Murphy open Jillin' Off with a March 9 hockey update, a 7-3 Rangers loss to Columbus, and then move into Jen’s Virgin cruise run.
Jen Murphy and Christina Walkinshaw trade stories from Vegas, Guam, Tokyo, Singapore, and a cruise ship, with one thread running from a $38 drink at Raffles to a $12.99 travel-size vibrator at CVS.
Jen and Christina chat about Christina's cruise ship comedy gig, including a heckler story and her appearance on Comics Unleashed.
Jen and Christina discuss trying buzz balls, flossing habits, and dating mishaps, including a BevMo employee asking Christina out.
Jen and Christina chat about technical difficulties, Christina's cruise ship comedy shows, and personal stories like sobriety tracking and relationship nicknames.
Perimenopause feels like coming out as lesbian—every day men are fucking idiots.
Jen and Christina discuss phone addiction, awkward yoga experiences, and aging woes, including being called 'Grams' and senior discount mishaps.
Jen and Christina discuss their New Year's experiences, with Christina sharing hilarious struggles from a cruise ship comedy gig, including performing for children and travel mishaps.
Partner asks 'are you still thinking about going' to planned Vegas trip four days away.
Christina Walkinshaw and Jen Murphy spend much of “Nobody Wants a Flat Butt” on weight changes, wardrobe frustration, and the search for comfortable clothes before Christina’s Japan trip.
Two comedian friends catch up after one returns from a cruise ship, discussing swivel chairs and their early podcasting days.
Two comedian friends catch up and joke about their personal lives, dating, and lack of discipline.
Two comedian friends chat about surviving dry January, drinking wine, and reading puzzle reviews.
Two comedians gossip about Trump's executive orders, holiday decorations, and their personal lives.
Two comedian friends catch up, sharing funny stories about hotel stays, plumbing disasters, and dating struggles.
Two comedians joke about starting the podcast with a vibrator sound and reminisce about past radio appearances.
Two comedian friends joke about texting habits and staying in touch while living apart.
Two comedians gossip about dating and sex, discussing a targeted ad for a vibrator and joking about creating bobblehead attachments.
Two comedians chat about Halloween, makeup, and self-perception with humorous banter.
Two comedian friends catch up after a nap and drunk brunch, discussing their day and upcoming adventures.