Jason talks with comedian Leighton Lord about losing parents to Alzheimers and finding ways to process it. Check out her new DryBar special Find her info at VeryFunnyLady.com

Season 3 - The Season of Love We turn a new leaf and this season is all about the things, the people, the parts of life, and the way...we love. James Mattern joins Jason to talk about his love of comedy.

Carole Montgomery is the creator of Showtime's hit comedy series, "Funny Women of a Certain Age" She chats with Jason about the pandemic's effects on her comedy tour and how they ad other NYC artists are adapting to the new world.

Jason is joined by comedian Anthony Kapfer from Denver as they discuss making art during a pandemic and the standard for a bad hotel room.

Jason interviews fellow comedian and all around good guy, Ed Placencia about small tons, comedy, joy, and the influence of SNL on their respective humor. Also they do a deep dive into the word "Tumult" and it gets stupid But its also happy and whimsical...and that's what we like

Jason's good friends, Missy Baker and Luke Younger are Hallmark devotees Their mission is to get Jason to respect what Hallmark brings to our culture. We see how it goes.

Jess Salomon, Adam Sank, & Neko White join Jason to deconstruct the Bill Burr SNL Monologue from when that was a thing. Ah the good ol days.

Comedian and NJ native Andy Fiori discusses losing his father which is a little heavy. But they also discuss light stuff like what it was like growing up with an old dad, delivering pizzas by map, growing up afraid of the woods and the Greatest Generation's ability to use maps.

Jason and Tom Simmons talk about finding the comedy in the insanity of 2020 and the times they had performing abroad for the troops in Afghanistan. they compare and contrast the two war zones.

Sean Donnelly and Jason talk about their coolest acting jobs and getting directed by Andrew McCarthy and Jodie Foster. They also, talk food, the difference between acting & standup, and their respective wardrobe aspirations