The AFE gang (Leah Bonnema, Meghan Hanley & I) do a quick wrap up of all our travels and experiences between flights in the Baltimore airport

Leah Bonnema & Meghan Hanley join Jason as they embark on a tour to perform for the troops. Their trip is set to take them from near the Equator to near the North Pole and they talk laundry, movies and the refusal to be devastated.

In this episode, Jason talks about the lessons to be learned from Dolly Parton and one of the greatest Christmas songs ever written.

Jason and fellow comic Kevin Dombrowski talk about family, comedy, & their lack of interest in talking to people when they're not holding a mic.

Jason & Nicki discuss Thanksgiving traditions and how to keep the day of thanks from becoming a day of regret in the 6th installment of Go To Health

So much sports this time of year My friend Vic Henley is dead and my dad is in an Alzheimer's facility and those are the people I would love to talk to about this most. But I am trying to be thankful to have had the opportunity to miss that.

Jason talks with John Flynn on the origin stories behind his famous turns as, Dennis, the shark from Jaws, Miranda Priestly, and IT in his comedy career.

This week, Jason has a candid conversation with Mary Carley about the use of sculpture, pencil drawing, and painting to help heal from years of abuse and overcome her dissociative disorder. You can find her art online at her Etsy shop MarysHeartShop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/MarysheartShop?ref=search_shop_redirect

Jason interviews Mia Jackson about the highlights of her standup comedy career from flying on private jets for fancy gigs to staying in hotels where they plan robberies, we discuss getting fired and getting laughed at (in the good way) and everything in between from Texas to Atlanta to NYC.

Jason chats with Broadway actor Satomi Hofmann (from Phantom of the Opera) who is also a talented singer and musician (she even pays the spoons) and a charitable member of the theatre world