At The End Of The Bar with Marsha & Ernie

This week at the bar, Marsha and Ernie tackle everything from Trump’s limp little “patriot” parade to Ernie finally getting his hands on a real-life LaBubu, and yes, it’s exactly as chaotic as it sounds. The two dish out some aggressively unqualified advice to a couple of messy listeners, raise a perfectly arched brow at Candace Cameron’s fear of scary movies, and dive into the controversy surrounding Tyler Perry’s latest film Straw including the serious sexual assault allegations now attached to his name.

And in honor of Pride, Marsha and Ernie read a bold, unfiltered letter to the LGBTQ+ community, a mix of love, defiance, and truth that only these two could deliver.

Marsha & Ernie kick off Pride Month with sass, spite, and stories you didn’t ask for but absolutely need. From Gypsy Rose to Dill Hot Cheetos, plus listener advice and Marsha’s theory on why hating three people is healthy it’s all going down at the end of the bar.

Melly calls in to talk about facing fears, which opens the door for Marsha to share her own mental health journey in honor of Mental Health Awareness Month. The duo dives into a heated debate over some seriously shady bad advice—and just when you think it couldn’t get more unhinged, they tackle the pressing issue of porn rights on the line. It’s emotional, unfiltered, and absolutely on brand.

Marsha and Ernie dive into MAGA’s cringe attempt to claim Cinco de Mayo, Trump’s new “Victory Day” on May 8th, and the emotional rollercoaster of being ghosted. They also revisit nostalgic TV shows, dish out more of Marsha’s questionable advice, and raise a Final Sip in celebration of Joy.

New episode alert!

“Ghosted & Confused” is now streaming—Marsha’s been left on read, Ernie’s mixing drinks with opinions, and somehow MAGA tried to colonize Cinco de Mayo. We’re unpacking ghosting, nostalgia, toxic advice, and Trump’s delusional new “Victory Day.”

It’s love, lies, and left on read—At the End of the Bar with Marsha & Ernie.

Grab a martini and press play. You’ll laugh, cringe, and probably text your ex.

This week, Marsha and Ernesto blast off into chaos—starting with the out-of-touch Blue Origin ladies trying to make space travel a TED Talk in Botox. Then it’s back to Earth to dissect Trump’s fantasy land of “lower prices,” followed by a shady deep dive into El Salvador’s prison propaganda parade.

The duo also hit the high notes (and some lowlifes) in a rundown of the bizarre creatures you meet at karaoke—spoiler: it ain’t Clive Davis. Plus, Instant Icks are back with a vengeance, and Marsha’s Bad Advice offers up another gloriously toxic nugget of wisdom. Buckle up, bitch—it’s turbulence with Grey Goose.

Marsha Mellow is back—and she’s not alone. Her best friend Ernesto slides back onto the barstool this week, and the conversation goes off the rails in the best way possible. From high-as-hell hijinks to regrettable red flag rewrites, Episode 6 is a chaotic cocktail of humor, heart, and just enough wisdom to keep you coming back for more.

Ernesto brings the laughs. Marsha brings the glitter. And the Final Sip brings the truth.

Marsha and her bestie Ernie dive into the chaotic world of rage bait—from unhinged TikToks to viral outrage culture. Then, Marsha gets real about Yolanda Saldivar’s upcoming parole and why justice for Selena still matters. And of course, there’s Instant Icks, totally uncut and paired with some deliciously bad advice. It’s sharp, emotional, and 100% Marsha.

Marsha Mellow is back with another unapologetic, unfiltered, and utterly chaotic episode of At the End of the Bar! This week, Marsha takes aim at the latest political messes, including:

• Trump and JD Vance gaslighting Zelenskyy, demanding he be more ‘grateful’ while Ukraine is literally fighting for its survival.

• Trump’s ‘Gold Card’ citizenship plan, where America is now a pay-to-play scheme for the ultra-rich. (MAGA folks, y’all good?)

And as always, Marsha is serving up:

• I Have Issues – Featuring Walmart’s credit card machines that never work, self-checkout drama, and the universal struggle of people who take five business days to back out of a parking spot.

• Plus, this episode wouldn’t be complete without Marsha’s Bullshit Advice and Instant Icks, because the world keeps serving nonsense, and Marsha is here to return the plate.

So grab a drink, lower your expectations, and get ready for another episode of At the End of the Bar with Marsha Mellow—where common sense is optional, but dragging stupidity is mandatory.