Joe talks about Google, the Atlanta mayor and Mother's Day.

Joe talks about potentially confronting his juggling instructor's wife, doing his wife's laundry and the futility of negative self-talk.

Joe talks about not being drunk enough to hang out with his neighbors, turning his back on an Atlanta favorite and the most fragile person he's ever met.

Joe talks about doing a fundraiser for people who don't need it, Dave Grohl and how Gen X pioneered cancel culture.

Joe talks about running from the cops, the smoking section in high school and Germans getting their feelings hurt.

Joe talks about the laziness of the Reese's Peanut Butter Cup, refusing a creepy request from some neighborhood kids and being overcome with emotion at the George Floyd verdict.

Joe talks about being startled by a new listener, a longtime listener's compelling email and his misadventures on the drive back from Florida.

(This podcast includes a bonus 30 minutes from the drive home.)

In the darkened parking lot of a Florida hotel, Joe talks about a cop stalking him, what it takes to be a terrible comedy host and the meaningfulness of Limerick Comedy.

Joe talks about the long-awaited return of Limerick Comedy, why sober material never works and doing something on a plane no one else has ever done.

Joe talks about refusing to suppress votes for the Mt. Rushmore of chocolate candy, curating his legacy for his daughter and how being in a comedy club audience is like farting in bed.