To Breed Or not to breed…
Join Kristy and Laura, two comedians and self proclaimed experts on “not knowing whether the fuck they should have kids or not,” as they talk to their friends and some super cool strangers about life’s biggest decision.
They’ll cover topics like fostering, birth in all its gory details, egg freezing, the decision to not have children, #dogmoms, and any massive doubts or extreme feelings of euphoria one might have along the way.
Should We Have Kids? is a podcast that’s equal parts deep and irreverent. But most of all, it will save you thousands of dollars in therapy because by the end of each episode, they’ll figure out the answer — and unlock the secrets of the universe. You’re welcome!
Hosts Kristy and Laura met at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre in NYC, where they bonded over their shared love of ugly shoes and existential questions. They have since collaborated on everything from branded content to the award winning digital series "Gary Saves The Graveyard" and "The Brothel." Their current script “Childless Harpy” is about a woman who scandalizes her tight knit group of friends when she decides not to have a kid. They are interested in telling stories about smart women behaving badly (and also, horny robots).
Kristy lopeZ-bernal
Kristy Lopez-Bernal has a Psy.D. in feeling extremely “meh” about babies. Yes, even your very cute baby. Her thesis was titled “Dogs Are Objectively Better Than Children,” and she continues her research in the field with her dog Jerry.
Kristy is also a comedy writer who has written for TBS's The Detour, Audible's 64th Man, Funny Or Die, and the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre. She graduated twice from MIT with degrees in engineering.
Laura Grey
Laura Grey has a masters in overthinking how to write a bio and a black belt in ambivalence.
Laura is also a writer, performer, and seasoned comedic improvisor. She served as an on-air correspondent for Comedy Central’s “The Opposition” head writer for “Jordan Klepper Solves Guns” (don’t worry, they’re totally solved,) and co-created Faeries for IFC. Laura cut her teeth at the Second City Chicago and graduated from Northwestern with a major in creative writing in poetry.
Extra special thanks to: Ann Marie Baldonado, Megan Kellie, Hudson Meredith, Ari Scott, Caitlin O’Shaughnessy.