The Collective welcomes comedian, content creator, and performer Toni Nagy.
We discuss rape culpture, or as Toni calls it “Grape Culture,” to help people laugh their way into understanding our deeply rooted issues of society.
Toni Nagy is an internationally touring stand-up comedian, performer, and content creator most known for her viral videos where she interpretive dances her philosophies while pontificating, gyrating, and questioning culture. She has over 1 million followers across her social media platforms, not that she's counting or anything. Observing Toni’s work is a lot like micro-dosing shrooms, but then an hour later wondering, "wait... was that actually a macro-dose!?" She's directed and acted in numerous films and written multiple award-winning screenplays and is the founder of Cavelight Productions. She is currently touring her stand-up comedy hour, her one human show “Men, Come Inside of Me,” and her two-woman tragic comedy show “Grape Culture.” Toni is quite the yapper and if you want experience more of her yap fests she has two podcasts to satiate you with: “come inside of me” and “gnarly girls.”
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https://www.toninagy.com/about-toni
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This show was edited for radio. It original played on KQBH LA, on 5/31/26 3-4 pm PST. Tune in for more episodes
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