'I Don't Wanna Work Anymore' finds the comedian lamenting the cons of being a girl boss... and talking a lot about sex: "Just skip it, Phil and Octavia! There is nothing here for you."

For the first 10 years of Phoebe Robinson’s comedy career, she “dreaded” getting up to tell jokes every night. It wasn’t until she found a way to genuinely have fun on stage that she has produced her best hour of stand-up yet in the new special ‘I Don’t Wanna Work Anymore’ (now streaming on YouTube).

Sam and Phoebe break down the realities of the girlboss, trad wives and tired baddies everywhere. They also reflect on the legacy of her comedy podcast 2 Dope Queens, which she hosted with friend and fellow comedian Jessica Williams.

Multi-hyphenate comedian Phoebe Robinson is here to talk about the downside of being a girlboss, as well as her new stand-up special “I Don’t Wanna Work Anymore.”

Phoebe Robinson joins us to talk about her new YouTube special ‘I Don't Wanna Work Anymore’ and being a recovering girl boss.

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The Boys talk to PHOEBE ROBINSON about not wanting to work anymore.

Phoebe Robinson could see the potential appeal of being with a 72-year-old man. Not really, but kind of.

This episode explores what it means to trust yourself when it feels easier to play small, how humor can be a feminist practice, and why creating space for others is part of holding onto your own identity.

Five years and 40 books into her career as a publisher, the multihyphenate actor and comedian remains committed to providing a platform for diverse authors at her imprint at Plume.

Comedian Phoebe Robinson is set to unveil her sophomore special, I Don’t Wanna Work Anymore, on YouTube on October 7.

After saying goodbye to '2 Dope Queens,' the comedian is building her next chapter, starting with a Comedy Central show.

When I realized my boyfriend was The One, any chance I had at releasing my inner sexual beast disappeared. But what would a bonus year of singledom really look like? (More foot moisturizing, less getting laid.)

Multi-hyphenate talent Phoebe Robinson is on her third book and her first solo HBO special. We caught up with the comedian and essayist to talk about what it's like to climb into the driver's seat.

Phoebe Robinson enters stage left. Author (Yas). Writer (Yas). Producer (Yas). Actress (Yas). Brooklyn (Yas). Dope Queens (Yas). Stand-up comic (yep you guessed it, YAS). How to properly introduce a queen you ask? Well of course by acquainting you to her accolades.

The hilarious, irreverent, and multitalented writer and performer has rapidly secured herself as one of the smartest voices in comedy.

With the launch of her new publishing imprint, Tiny Reparations Books, the comedian is championing underrepresented voices.

The comic has a publishing imprint, TV deals, even a primer on leadership she wrote after noting the absence of Black women’s perspectives in business books.

"I needed to put on my big-girl pants and get an office outside the home," says Phoebe. "Because this is my first production company, I really wanted to set the tone, too.”