Jeff's neighbor Will Weldon took a short walk down the street to the Exit Strategy Studios to chat a bit about comedy houses, Metallica, and becoming a househusband. 

What's the best gift to give your ol' pal Jeff for the holidays? A rating and a review on iTunes! 

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Fresh off the release of his first Comedy Central half hour and album, Solomon Georgio is on the show to talk about taping a Conan set while deathly ill, pre-show pooping, and the regrets he has about friends left behind in the pursuit of comedy.

LISTENER! Yeah, you! The show is still in desperate need of nutrients in order to grow, a sustenance only found in your ratings and reviews on itunes! 

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On this week's Exit Strategy, Allen Strickland Williams talks trading in the chaos of an entertainer's life for the steady paycheck of a regular day job. It's an engaging discussion about what one does when the steam of a Conan TV appearance starts to dissipate. Along the way, Allen and Jeff discuss being dumb babies in LA comedy together, Altamont, and a gin that you might actually like.

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Erin Lampart stops by to talk baked ziti, feeding lumberjacks, and the liberation that can come from personal crisis.

Also, there's a mouse loose in the Exit Strategy studio. Did it make an appearance during the episode? Listen and find out!

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Host of the Groomzillas podcast Dan Gill stops by to share yet another Iowa-based Exit Strategy. Along the way he and Jeff discuss feet creeps, feeling alienated from the stand up comedy community, and Dan's legit family lineage of circus performers.

Folks! I'm not gonna lie, I'm sorry to keep harping on the whole "leave a rating and review on iTunes" thing, but there's still a few crumbums that haven't done it yet! You know who you are! Help the show out by feedin' that iTunes algorithm!

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Former Artistic Director of the Hollywood Improv Jamie Flam stops by to talk about his newest venture, Dynasty Typewriter. He's currently raising funds to reopen the doors of the historic Hayworth Theater in Los Angeles, repurposing the neglected space as a new destination for live comedy, music, and variety acts. The fundraising is daunting, and with tens of thousands dollars still left to raise, we'll find out how Jamie is coping with the pressure.

If you'd like to contribute, head on over to Kickstarter to donate.

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Jeff's old buddy Dave Ross stops by to talk about the good old days of running a comedy show that was way out of their league, a heartfelt defense of escaping to Des Moines, and whether you should be bagging your own groceries at Trader Joe's.

Pushing the email real hard this week, folks. Send a note to [email protected], let me know what you think of the show!

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Emmy-nominated writer and comedian Raj Desai is on the show to talk disappointing parents, rival Raj Desais, and a hearty endorsement of the Futuro medical supply company.

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Brandie Posey of the Lady to Lady podcast stops by to talk musical exit strategies. Along the way, she and Jeff get into the ins and outs of booking your own stand up comedy tour, creating your own Los Angeles cult, Terry Crews, and why you absolutely need to stop wearing antiperspirants.

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Star of the upcoming Comedy Central show Corporate, Matt Ingebretson, stops by to chat with Jeff about sodas, woodworking, and what the hell they'd want to do with their lives if they gave all this up today. There's quite the discussion of probiotics in there as well. You'd be a damn FOOL not to listen!

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