Jason begins a series where he and a friend dig through old notebooks & reflect on who they were and how they were affected by that specific moment in time. Today he meets with director, writer, and producer, Zack Morrison as they reflect on how musicals changed the way he wrote.

He cooks, he plays instruments, he's becoming a better person.

Jason interviews fellow comic Kevin Bartini on the skills he was able to develop during the 2020 pandemic shut down and why he was perfectly suited for the weirdness that ensued.

A Jewish woman & a Muslim woman walk into a bar, get offered a threesome, and come out married. This is not joke. It's a hilarious love story that you have to hear to believe. Jess Salomon and Eman El-Husseini join Jason to share the backstory of their connection they discuss in their special which just got released on the Just For Laughs Youtube channel.

Jason talks with Lauren Reilly about her success using Psychoneuroimmunology treatments to overcome her adverse reactions to almost everything in her life.

Jason Interviews Kyle Grooms about his new Amazon special "Brain Humor" and the traumatic brain event that led to it's creation.

It's all about life, love, family, and laughter...and Sam Cooke.

Jason has a fascinating conversation about synesthesia with Donna Vee. Synesthesia is the stimulation of more than one sense when processing a sensation (for Donna, she hears words but also tastes many of them too). Brain month - Season of Love. Enjoy

Jason discusses the hit NYC theater production and current HULU show, "Derek DelGuaudio's In & Of Itself" with fellow comedian, Ahri Findling (@TheyCallMeAhri) who recounts his unique experience in this amazing show about identity and illusion.

Jason talks to Abbi Crutchfield (@CurlyComedy) & Luke Thayer (@ComedianLuke) about working and coexisting in a small apartment with a small child in a large city during a massive pandemic. This episode is huge.

Jason talks to his mom about her experiences dealing with the extreme freeze in Texas and their different reasons for loving the Lone Star state.

Jason compares his own experiences with Love to those from the Bible (1st Corinthians 13) and REO Speedwagon's, "Can't Fight This Feeling"