Monica explains how she emerged as the unlikely superhero to single-footedly save Chicago from brutishness.

Monica Foucher (Foo-SHAY) is a producer, director, and 90s music fanatic from Chicago, IL. Her reel includes short films Exodus, The Bus, Siege Perilous, Lovers and a stage production of The Elephant Man. She is currently producer of The Pimp Monologues. 

Superhero Of Chicago

Alan tells us about the time he cleaned out his grandfather's hoarder house and discovered how much of a pimp grandpa actually was. 

Alan Walker was one of our brave open mic storytellers. He had no time to prepare. He just showed up, and ripped that shit. Good job Alan. 

Grandpa's Viagra

Sharita tells us a simple story about how she calmly unleashed her hidden dragon and handed not one, but 2 racist, sexist assholes their whole asses. 

Sharita Towne was our other open mic storyteller who showed up and told a bitchin' story on the spot. Great Job Sharita! 

The Wrestling Mat

David tells us about coming out to his traditional Mexican mom who put down her pimp hand to graciously and humorously accept him. 

David Rodriguez is the standup comedian with the smoothest legs.


Power Bottom

Brett tells a story about how he and his girlfriend pimped fear in the face!

Brett Weaver - Runner up. 2nd grade spelling bee. Kennedy Elementary. Word.

Troutdale 666

Monica, host of The Pimp Monologues lets us know why we're here. Happy Pimpgiving ya'll! 

Intro To PimpGiving

Blue explains to the audience the foundational structure of The Tao of Pimpin' 

Blue Explains The Tao Of Pimpin'

Artist Colleen Patricia Williams tells us how a group of patchouli smellin' Alaskan hippies helped her escape from a sociopath and a serial murderer. 

They Wreaked Of Patchouli

Through a dance with a stranger, Renee illustrates how it's the simple gifts that make the greatest impact. 

Birthday Dance

Monica tells us about some overly entitled hippies whose asses she didn't have to beat because, well, nature took its course. 

Nature Took Its Course

There's shit that should be done and there are people who do shit.  

The Pimp Monologues bring you the stories of pimp triumph over adversity from storytellers who understand real pimpin' and why it must be done. 

If you would like to tell your story and possibly be a part of our pimpcast, contact Blue at thepimpmonologues@gmail.com. We'd love to have you. 

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