Joe talks about acting without a care in the world for what other people think; what storm coverage reveals about us; and shows that were hot, hot, hot.

Joe talks about his five San Diego shows this weekend, the power of meditation, and the thrill of new material working.

Joe talks about lazy journalism, why men should watch true crime shows, and how to pick the best checkout line in a grocery store.

Joe tries to minimize the plosives, talks about how his new material is going over and, ultimately, highlights three key benefits of doing SycuaHAHAn at more frequent intervals.

Joe talks about developing another joke about a trans person, investing himself in making the setup as good as good as the punchline, and Dave Grohl's expanding family.

Joe honors the purpose for which the podcast was created.

Joe talks about again being accosted on stage, gambling on horses without knowing how, and reading another great comedy book.

In a rare alfresco recording, Joe talks about hanging out and "supporting the show," a Queen Bee audience member, and proving the concept in a monster SycuaHAHAn show.

Joe talks about the rest of his luxurious vacation, reading a great comedy book, and getting back to performing at his new favorite room in San Diego.

Joe talks about taking a break from the podcast and visiting places where he is not wanted.