Joe talks about supportive friends, pursuing something he's not really sure he wants, and the launch of "The Bible, Objectively."

Joe talks about a ray of hope in the American landscape, newmaterial going over well, and a great song about great musicians by a great group.

Joe talks about a loss that made him aware of his personal growth and facing an uncomfortable truth after a show.

Joe talks about the debut of Comedy at the Ken Club, a hotBlarney Stone show, and why he’s rooting against Auburn in the Final Four.

Joe talks about being bummed out by people who get bummed out by the news, the hottest new comedy show in San Diego, and a great suggestion from a beloved listener.

Joe talks about his new comedy show, three Chobas under one roof, and being leveled by a song.

Joe talks about being terribly wrong about not getting the flu, yet another great movie from 1990, and what happens late at night when the demons come.

Joe talks about being energized by seeing a hilarious comicin San Diego, getting the oddest handshake of his life, and fighting off the depressive triggers that come with being sick.

Joe talks about the Chobas being under the weather, a policeaction on his street, and bombing a show an out-of-town comic asked him to do.

Joe talks about the San Diego State women's basketball team, the noises that keep people awake at night, and the first chapter of "The Bible, Objectively."