Comedy Central's Ali Siddiq traces his journey from prison to primetime while revealing storytelling secrets we can all learn from!

Billy Sorrells shares the secret to creating viral videos and how to protect yourself from being robbed by Viacom.

TK rarely does interviews but was willing to sit down with Hot Breath! after a weekend of sold out shows at Atlanta's legendary Uptown Comedy Corner. We explore his 30 year career and all the noted controversy along the way. This is a must listen for all real comedy fans!

Mogul Jack Thriller started his career getting booed in Atlanta and has since become a self-made comedian, rapper, and sex show host with plans to build a platform for others to build their own empires. This interview full of insight and inspiration for anyone chasing their dreams. #CaffeinateYourEars

Atlanta's top comedy promoter, Maurice Sims, shares promotional secrets learned in corporate America that have allowed him to produce some of Atlanta's best weekly comedy shows!

We have the right guest today with the Atlanta comedy producer patriarch Joe Pettis. This interview took place the week after his high of running the comedy tent at Sweetwater’s 420 Fest. Joe has always followed his heart whether that take him to multiple jail visits to a couple house squatting experiences to now the most influential comedy show producer in the city! The timing of this interview could not be better as his hard road to success is finally in focus! So inhale a focused Hot Breath…with Joe Pettis

Karlous Miller is on his Rick James game in this interview featuring two of his favorite strippers. Karlous has evoleved from fighting fires and driving trucks to working side by side with entertainment moguls like Nick Cannon and Kevin Hart. He’s been a finalist on Last Comic Standing, a recurring cast member on Wild N Out, and now Hot Breath! Podcast. Not only do we discuss his rise to the top but also advice for creating yourself and your stake in show business. Karlous is full of wisdom earned from a decade of hard work behind the scenes to center stage. #CaffeinateYourEars

Caffeinate Your Ears and hear Ms. Pat like never before as she opens up about being a maternal influence on her neighborhood, how to forgive and not hate, early stories of bombing on stage, how being raised to fear white people has blessed her with a primarily white fan base, the similarities between dealing crack and jokes, and her unique storytelling technique that makes her one of the most beloved comedians working today.