Joe gets back to the podcast's roots by working out material about authoritarian lifeguards, being a dad on Father's Day, and the massive dick move by the Supreme Court to make its announcement on a Friday.

Joe talks about Atlanta comics making big moves and a woman who is a real hero.

Joe talks about a goal he will accomplish by Labor Day, people wishing him "Happy Father's Day" and companies that were open for business on the Juneteenth holiday.

Joe talks about "urban" and "mainstream" comedy rooms, a major change to Limerick Comedy, and how a comic could get the most out of a Tuesday.

Joe talks about starting a new joke, his Purge-worthiness and a sure sign that Atlanta needs another comedy club.

Joe talks about his shows this weekend in Atlanta, his daughter's belly flops, and a listener's hypothetical question.

Joe talks about doing standup for the first time in two weeks and the girl with far away eyes.

Joe talks about a trans perspective on being asked one's pronouns, the feeling of being "that bitch," and the real cause of the California drought.

Joe talks about a listener's insightful email, the Pride section at Target, and recording on the road.

Joe talks about the meaning of acceptance, his toddler finishing strong, and who drew first blood in the fight between airlines and their customers.