For the first time, Marc intereviews two comedians - married couple, Missy and Jeremy Hall.  Missy and Jeremy talk about the struggles in their personal lives and how it led to the stage.  Missy shares her very unconventional transition into the world of stand up comedy and how she saw success immediately which has led to a prosperous career that includes admittance into some of the country's top festivals and two outstanding albums.  Jeremy talks about using comedy to compliment his recent sobriety and how his career has led to some of the East Coast's top rooms.  The viewer also gets inside knowledge into how some of their most memorable bits were formed and developed.

In this episode, Marc talks to the very talented comedian, Jim Tews, about how his parent's divorce, career with the Coast Guard and move to NYC shaped his comedy career.  Jim exposes how he develops some of his incredible bits that have led to two outstanding comedy albums. This is an episode not to be missed by any fan of comedy!

In this eye opening interview, Marc sits down with the original winner of Philly's Phunniest to talk about his traumatic childhood and how he found stand up comedy after a successful career in social work.  You will get a first hand look at how David creates his rapid fire punchilines that launched him into the forefront in Philly comedy.

Marc sits down with his good friend, Jon Koppel for a no holds bar interview where they talk about divorce, drug addiction and loss.  Jon talks to Marc about his motivation into stand up comedy, the strict requirements he puts on his jokes and what he ulitmatly wants to do outside of stand up comedy.  Jon runs a popular podcast "PEAKS" and is the former host of "The Jon Koppel Podcast."

Marc sits down with Philadelphia comedian, Erik Terrell to discuss his incredible work ethic when writing jokes.  You will here Eric discuss his upbriniging and how he got into stand up comedy and how he spends his six hours of week preparing for shows and writing material.

or the premiere episode of Get to the Joke, Marc sits down with New Jersey comedian, Troy Moore to discuss how he overcame struggles in his personal life to shape his comedy career.