The Bedwetter Stories of Courage, Redemption, and Pee

I think I started out, if you can believe it, with a compliment from Billy Crystal. About how you turned your memoir, The Bedwetter, into a musical and how he saw it and he thought it was brilliant and to pass on that compliment.

one of the 100,000 books used to train ChatGPT was my book, The Bedwetter. Available wherever books are sold.

And ChatGPT stole all of it and didn't even have the courtesy to give me Mona Lisa tits.

Silverman's memoir, The Bedwetter, was adapted into an offBroadway musical.

when I wrote my book, The Bedwetter, I was really, and I suggest, you know, not that everyone write a book, but that everyone become like a detective in their own lives and their old and their childhoods, looking back, because I, I realized a lot of things.

there's a companion piece in my mind, the musical, The Bedwetter, where he really saw, you know, my mother was in bed a lot.

Her memoir The Bedwetter was adapted into an offBroadway musical.

Her memoir The Bedwetter was adapted into an offBroadway musical. It was recently reworked, played at the Arena Stage in Washington, D.C., and she's hoping it will move to Broadway.

And when I wrote my book, The Bedwetter, I was really - and I suggest, you know, not that everyone write a book. But everyone become like a detective in their own lives and their childhoods looking back.

The musical, The Bedwetter, where he really saw - you know, my mother was in bed a lot. And, of course, we saw that as lazy. And now we understand that it was depression.

I was hoping we'd be, you know, kind of like Sarah Silverman, The Bedwetter or like, you know, David Sedaris.

The lovely Sarah Silverman, the bedwetter, the name of her book, stories of courage and redemption and P. It is out on Amazon as we speak. It's at bookstores everywhere. It's at audible.com, one of our sponsors.

I wet the bed until I was about 15.

I tell a story about it in the book where I'm like, at first I'm at a party. I can see you telling this story so well and I'll just try to tell it quickly.

I was at a birthday party, so excited. I was like six, playing on the jungle gym, all this shit. Then the girl, Heather, was like, where's your sleeping bag? My world stopped.

I'm afraid to listen to it. First of all, we both know the sound of my voice is grating. And secondly, um, yeah, you have to speak so clearly that you can't just talk the way you talk.