My producer Evan Cassidy has lifted the comedy alliance to a completely new level, the Brea Improv level. Join me as I take you backstage to interview the comics during this incredible historic show.

Bobby dropped in on the Fightmaster Estate to have a discussion about growing up in Orange County, getting into comedy, and what happens when you die. Bobby is truly his own man, definately a character, and someone to look out for in the future!

Eric Escobar, an active comic from LA traveled down to Bill Word's room to do a set and then have a discussion about comedy, auditioning for the big LA rooms, and throwing yourself into the grind of the LA comedy scene. It was neat to hear what it's like in LA for an aspiring comedian.

Thomas Kellogg joins me by the pool to discuss stand up comedy, the Orange County comedy scene, and having friends who have made it. Also we talk about a bar brawl he was in while he was doing a comedy set on stage. My producer called during the intro as I was promoting his show at the Brea Improv on Oct. 23rd, 2012. Evan Cassidy.

The exceptional comic, Lee Levine, made his way into Duke's World for a great talk about comedy. We did this interview by the pool at the Irvine suites hotel which is where Bill Word hosts an open mic every tuesday. My producer Evan Cassidy sat in on the beginning of the interview but then had to go do another show.

Oct. 23rd, Tuesday, 2012 Evan Cassidy is producing his first night at the Brea Improv!!!!!!!!!

I interview Mark Gentile backstage at the Encore Theater in Tustin, CA during the OC's Funniest Person Contest. Our interview was interupted by other comedians including Michael Driggs, Nancy Blum, Drew Mercury, Cate Gary, and the competitions host Julie Kidd. Bill Word was too stressed out to talk to us.

This week it's just me. I'm rambling to myself, basically podcast freestyle mode, off the top of the dome. Then I get my producer Evan on the line and together we talk about our master plan to do movies. During our conversation we get my friend David from last weeks sketch on the phone and we were also able to get the annoying racist soundman on the line. I think it's a good episode.

Patrick Keane, my old high school friend, gives me a candid talk about comedy, the frustrations of show bussiness, and the fears of trying new material. Listen, it's a good one.

I recently did a show at the Irvine improv with Friendly Frank and was kind enough to talk to me in front this fine comedy establishment after the show. I love Frank, he's a great comedian, hard worker, very smart, and above all hilarious!

My first East Coast interview, first skype interview, and I picked up a guitar and recorded a song at the end in one take. David has completed all the levels at the UCB in NYC, does improv in Washington DC and is a stand up comic. I talk to him about Improv, comedy and his big move to the city. Listen!