justEricson

I'm back from San Diego and while I had a lot of fun doing shows: not everything went as I hoped.

In this ramble I talk about the guilt of hiding your sickness as a comic, treating showers as a luxury, and how fast kids grow up.

This episode may seems a bit all over the place but it's still one of my favorites of the year simply because Maxi is able to help me hone in on one of the common issues I face with most people.

In this interview we talk about how people think I'm trying to intimidate them with my mind, what made me try comedy the first time, and what it feels like to know no one what it's like to go on a date with me.

I just got back from Disneyland and boy am I going to talk about how bad the parking was.

In this ramble I talk about what it's like to go to Disney wearing Disney clothes, why my podcast is sounding different, and how Pirates of the Caribbean has changed for better and for worse.

This episode goes on way long. And the last ten minutes is essentially me just talking about the last eighteen years that lead up to now. But it's good sentimental stuff and Ben Herwitz has a great zinger to cap it with. He's good at that: getting you to talk and then having a fun comment to add.

In this conversation we talk about the struggles of living in your car for an extended period of time, how I'm more narcissistic than Marc Maron, and how I come off as a radio asshole whose just using stand up to work out his radio bits.

I'm late again but not without a good lesson in tradeoffs.

In this ramble I talk about how I don't watch comics tapes to book them, how I love the holiday season despite being single during it, and what I'm gearing up towards for 2019.

If you ever get a chance to talk to Robert Schultz I wouldn't pass it up. He's funny, charming, and has a fascinating personality to reveal.

In this interview we talk about the pains of learning improv, the insanely pretentious things I say, and my similarities to Maron despite all efforts to avoid doing so.

I just got back in from a Thanksgiving weekend with my mom so you can imagine how this episode is gonna go down.

In this ramble I talk about how I'm terrified my podcast will be used by my parents as a weapon against each other, how I'm Disney'd out for the year, and how I hate being rushed to record a podcast.

Drew Landry is the kind of guy you envy at a party because whenever he speaks he's funny and thoughtful but you also trust him with your girlfriend because you know if she's drinks too much around him the closest he'll get to touching her is holding her hair back when she pukes… was that a roast? I was trying to be nice.

In this conversation we talk about how my compliments can often come out wrong, my stand-offish nature, and what comedians inspired me to do comedy.

All I had was one gummy. Just one.

In this ramble I talk about growing out of false realities, the struggle editing oneself, and the best part of the Nashville Comedy scene.

It's the two year anniversary of my podcast and since I already have a personal podcast episode once a week I thought I'd celebrate this moment by bringing back one of the most impactful guests I had during the inaugural year of JustEricson.

Rae Scharfman was as close to a stranger as you could get when I interviewed her almost a year ago the day after meeting her at one of my shows and now surely is one of the closes friends I've had in Los Angeles if not my life since.

In this interview we talk about my enigmatic outlook, how I take better care of my emotions than my body, and a few choice memories we shared together.