Tig Notaro has a brilliant comedic spirit with a harrowing story overcoming a whirlwind of tribulation including her mother dying, cancer, a break-up, and more all in one year. 

She’s also a very accessible and visible window into how we’re all, in a manner of speaking, in it together (i.e. LBGTQ people shouldn’t be treated as ‘the other’ and discriminated against).

Anything she does is not only a work of comedy worthy of your attention, but something important beyond the realm of comedy. 

With that said, you should probably get her book about that aforementioned year that changed her life, I’m Just a Person, just released this week. You can do so here.