In this episode Miguel talks about more upcoming live shows, his recent interview with NPR and stories from his weekend in chicago with The Onion! Miguel then sits down with comedian Melissa Diaz. They discuss Melissa growing up in the Dominican Republic and America, what it's like as a Latinx living between black and white cultures and what it was like being raised by strong independent women.

In this episode, Miguel Dalmau talks about upcoming shows, his workshop in chicago with the ONION and how this trip has really brought him and his Mother come closer together. Miguel then sits down with comedian Rojo Perez. They discuss Rojo growing up in Puerto Rico, his dads crazy business ideas and how to find your place in entertainment as a person of color.

The live episode begins with a quick intro from Miguel where he talks about upcoming shows in Philly and Chicago, turning 30, and how his birthday started with him helping a man after a car accident. Then live from the philadelphia Improv theater Miguel is joined by comedians Christian Mangual, Raj Belani, and Seitoyo Ekpo. They perform stand up followed by a panel dicussion about the rules after a break up, Blue Ivy in an art bidding war with Tyler Perry and Seitoyo opens up about his grandmother.

Miguel talks about the upcoming live show, the March for our lives event in DC, and why he doesn’t have 1 ounce of sympathy for Billy Bush. Miguel then, from the bar area of helium comedy club, sits down with Comedian Kerlin Hyppolite. They discuss Kerlin being sent back to live in Haiti as a way to understand his culture, the border wall, and how Miguel seems to really have his sh*t together.

Miguel Dalmau talks about upcoming shows and shares some good news about an upcoming opportunity with THE ONION. Miguel then sits down with comedian KC Arora. They discuss KC's confidence on stage, his belief that a good work ethic trumps race and how Miguel believes he was fixed after one therapy session.

Miguel talks about reading The Brief Wonderous Life Of Oscar Wao and how he decided to talk to his grandma about DR during the time of Trujillo (The stories she told are amazing). Miguel then sits down with activist/Musician Yared Portillo. We discuss Yared's family migration from mexico, where her impressive spirit to fight for social justice comes from and her love for the style of music called Son Jarocho.

Miguel start the show with news about the LIVE show coming up, the rollercoaster of emotions he endured while watching Coco, and the times he's experience discrimination in entertainment. Miguel then sits down with Mayor of Conshohocken Yaniv Aronson. They discuss Yaniv's work as a mayor and an educator, his Isareli background and how the republicans used that against him during his Mayoral race.

Miguel Talks about upcoming shows, the reasons he's cried this week and how meditation has helped his stand up. Miguel then sits down with his partner Amy Corsaro. They discuss Amy's Italian ancestry, things heat up about guns and hoaxes and Amy breaks down her plan if Miguel ever gets deported.

Miguel is excited about his new podcast equipment and he is ready to talk about it. He also talks about Black Panther, the importance of people of color on film and the book 1984. Miguel then sits down with comedian Katonya Mosley. This episode is dad heavy! They discuss Kat's dad winning $10 million dollars, how foreign men can posses great powers of seduction and how some people just don't know how to say "I'm sorry."

Miguel talks about the Eagles superbowl victory, what Philadelphia means to him, and his future plan to convert from a Giants fan to a full pledge Eagles fan. Miguel then sits down with comedian Sean Finnerty.  Born in Ireland (now living in nyc) Sean talks about being a white immigrant, his experience performing in the rural parts of America and his crazy journey that led him into comedy.