Johnny Pizzi is a long time Boston comedy favorite and Scott and Ace really were looking forward to this episode.  Johnny started during the Boston comedy boom and worked with some of the biggest names in comedy including Sam Kinison and his long time friend Lenny Clarke.  Topics include Johnny's time in the post office, magic, entertaining troops over seas and running comedy clubs.  Check Johnny out at http://thejohnnypizzi.com .  To support BTF https://www.patreon.com/behindthefunny 

This week Ace and Scott talk to Kelly MacFarland, she started entertaining people at two years old. Her love of performing brought Kelly to the stage and stand up comedy is better for it. You definitely want to be in the room when Kelly comes in and asks "What are you guys watchin", ask her college roommates.  Check Kelly out at https://kellymacfarland.com/ . You can support the podcast at https://www.patreon.com/behindthefunny .

This week is Viva D'Elia as we talk to comedian Rick D'Elia.  A comic whose roots are in the Boston comedy scene.  He now resides in Reno NV after spending time in LA.  Ace and Rick reminisce and we discuss the current state of comedy. https://rickdelia.com .  You can support the podcast at https://www.patreon.com/behindthefunny .

Rick Jenkins owner of The Comedy Studio in Somerville MA is our guest this week.  The discussion started about the different ways we are all delivering content during quarantine.  The Comedy Studio has been releasing archived sets on their website that have been sort of Studio comedy history.  We also discuss Rick's beginnings in Buffalo as a comic through his 20 plus years owning The Comedy Studio.   www.thecomedystudio.com

This week we talk to comedy great Bob Marley, Maine's King of Comedy.  Few comics have built a body of work like Bob Marley.  One of the most prolific and funniest comics working today.  From moving to LA, to setting the record for longest comedy performance, to settling back to Maine, we covered a lot of territory.  Check out all things Bob Marley at www.bmarley.com .

Christine Hurley is always shot out of a cannon. She started comedy after starting a family but made up for lost time. Christine started with a contest but quickly became a crowd favorite. Listening to her now you would never know there was a time she had to battle self esteem issues, but she did. She overcame it to become one of the funniest comics working today.     http://www.christinehurleycomedy.com

Ace and Scott sat down with Tony Capobianco in the Ace-ment for the last in person conversation before social distancing. Tony is considered a newer comic but he has been performing for seven years.  Besides working his way up the New England comedy scene, he worked at the legendary WAAF rock radio station.  His first show would turn most people away but he kept coming back and made a name for himself.

Joe Yannetty is a true Boston original.  Started at the legendary Ding Ho, he started comedy full time when he was scared at the thought of working a full time day job. He has performed across the globe.  Can a comic perform his act on ice skates?  He lets us know.

Ace and Scott discuss Season 3 highlights and what's in store for Season 4.

Coronavirus is affecting everyone right now.  Entertainers are especially hit hard.  Ace and Scott discuss the current state of things with Behind The Funny favorites Mike Murray and Brad Pierce.  Brad has a bit of a breakdown that we found quite funny, and maybe we shouldn't have...