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b'In this week\\u2019s episode, both of our storytellers experience the most humbling of human experiences: being embarrassed.\\nPart 1: Emma Yarbrough feels in control of her future after undergoing an egg retrieval operation until a burning sensation sends her for a loop.\\nPart 2: When the doctor finds blood in Carlos Kotkin\\u2019s urine, he ends up having to undergo some deeply humiliating procedures.\\nEmma Yarbrough is a storyteller, actor, playwright, arts administrator and silly billy from beautiful (and tiny) Eufaula, Alabama. Fans of Story Collider in Atlanta may recognize her as one of our producers and hosts. During the day, she\\u2019s the assistant director of Emory Arts at Emory University. At night, she\\u2019s a handmaiden to her cats Christopher Robin and Christopher Lloyd.\\nCarlos Kotkin is an author, screenwriter and humorist. His dating memoir "Please God Let It Be Herpes: A Heartfelt Quest For Love And Companionship" was published in 2012 and he has also written a number of animated features, including Rio 2, Open Season: Scared Silly, The Star and the soon-to-be released Giants of La Mancha. His stories have been featured in The New York Times\\u2019 Modern Love, Reader\'s Digest and Sunset Magazine, even though the Sunset Magazine was whittled down from five pages to one paragraph. (They still paid him.) His stories have also been aired on The Moth, Risk and KRCW\\u2019s Unfictional podcasts. He was valedictorian of his high school, then promptly dropped out of the University of Southern California, so he never thought he\\u2019d be in a show about science, but here we are. He\'s not a fan of writing about himself in the third person.\\nLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices'