Kevin Escobar (Concourse Comedy Festival) joins James Mac to talk about being a bi-lingual comic, doing two different languages in his sets and the reactions of everyone when he teaches Spanish. 

Steven Cohen (West Side Comedy Club, Manhattan Comedy Festival) joins James Mac to discuss researching your jokes, how history affects our humor and so much more. 

Elizabeth (Headspace and Timing Comedy Producer) joins the podcast to talk about her writing methods, being a comic while having a family and talking about the family on stage. 

Dominic DiTolla (Tucson Outcasts, Laffs Comedy Club) Joins the Podcast as our first guest from outside of the North East. Dom is a comic in Tucson, Az where I developed before I moved to NJ/NYC. We talk about Tucson and NY/NJ differences, being Italian and why he loves Mario Brothers, Drugs and concussions. Shout outs inside to Tony Bruhn, Jonas Barnes, Laffs Comedy Club, Raanan Hershberg, Rebecca Trent, New York Comedy Club, Governor's Comedy Club of Long Island and The Creek and The Cave in Queens. 

The other 3 members of the Tucson Outcasts will be joining the podcast at a later date.

Christine Meehan-Berg (Showtime, Amazon Prime) joins the podcast to discuss where her jokes about her family come from, the possible future of Stand Up after quarantine is over and the fun of being married to another comic.

Marlenas McMahon-Purk (Funny or Die, Punch Line) joins the podcast to talk about her fear of flying and we talk about COVID-19.

Jeff Scott (Finger Lakes Comedy Festival, New York Comedy Club) joins the podcast to talk about being a clean comic from the South now working Private and corporate shows in NY. Also we talk about where the stories come from and how much of the truth are in the bits.

Victor Luna (Carolines) joins the podcast to talk about how his wife is partially blind, his self-deprecating humor, he asks me a bunch of probing questions and we discuss networking and festivals. 

Mae Planert (Comic Strip, Comedy Central Digital) joins the podcast to talk about the truth behind her stories, our shared disappointment about not getting a drink after our big show at New York Comedy Club and the uncertainty of comedy going forward. She also forces me to agree to do her show (JK)

Eli Sairs (Comedy Central Roast Battle, Roastmasters NYC, New York Comedy Club) comes on the podcast to talk about his unique delivery, the difference in writing jokes for roasts versus a regular stand up and writing jokes with a pastor father.