I talk with Joe Hebert, the founder of the RI and a 32 year veteran of the New England comedy scene.  We discover Joe's original dream wasn't comedy but how it led him there.  We end up comparing some bad gig stories.  This was a fun conversation.

I talk with Joe Hebert, the founder of the RI and a 32 year veteran of the New England comedy scene.  We discover Joe's original dream wasn't comedy but how it led him there.  We end up comparing some bad gig stories.  This was a fun conversation.

This is our first episode and what better way to start than with Funny 4 Funds co-founder Mike Murray. I had a mic issue at the beginning of the conversation and I missed the first 5 minutes but Mike is such an interesting and inspirational guy and wanted to put this up.

We finish our finish our podcast launch speaking to Funny 4 Funds co-founder Bill Simas.  An extremely passionate, driven individual who pushes himself to succeed.  He brings his high energy and attitude to everything he does...

This is our first episode and what better way to start than with Funny 4 Funds co-founder Mike Murray. I had a mic issue at the beginning of the conversation and I missed the first 5 minutes but Mike is such an interesting and inspirational guy and wanted to put this up.

Ace and Scott are on the road again. This time they are at Capo Restaurant in S. Boston for Will Noonan's weekly showcase by John Tobin Presents. A great line up of comics on the show and a few stop by; Melissa Rush, a quick clip from Pete McLaughlin (audio issues) and Will Noonan. Check them out at https://melissarushcomedy.com/ , https://petemclaughlincomedy.com/, https://www.instagram.com/willnoonan617/

Check out Ace at https://www.aceaceto.lol/ and Scott at https://scotthigginscomedy.com/