Joe talks about the end of the casino show and the fatal shooting of a healthcare executive in New York.

Joe talks about a famous comic staying at his house, how to mentally get through difficult situations, and his daughter learning to ride a bike.

Joe talks about last week's shows, throuples in the neighborhood, and not making friends in new places.

More than ever, Joe utilizes the podcast for its stated purpose.

Joe talks about two hot upcoming shows, trying to develop post-election material, and his daughter's interest in playing the drums.

Joe raves about Nick Murphy's great new comedy special, the San Diego State women's basketball team, and the enduring impact of Clash lyrics.

Joe talks about indirect influences, the importance of balancing the scales with your employer, and a late comedy scratch.

Joe talks about how The Clash expanded his worldview, a battle between the Chobani Twins, and aspects of the election others have possibly overlooked.

Joe talks about a timely 40-year-old song, getting crowd input on the Mt. Rushmore of chocolate candy, and the real “inside baseball” San Diego comics discuss.

Joe talks again about the Mt. Rushmore of chocolate candy, realizing what "being intentional" really means, and the incredible gestures made by the podcast's listeners.