justEricson

It's another celebration episode! This time a double whammy as it's my two year anniversary podcasting and the milestone of me doing one thousand comedy sets!

In this ramble I talk about how I podcasting led me into stand-up comedy, the uncomfortable journey to getting comfortable on stage, and what I plan if things don't work out in another four or five years.

I hope he doesn't have an issue with this title but honestly: what else could this episode be called?

I didn't want the to go long but there's just no way to carve a Regilio act thin. To do so would be throwing away too much good meat.

In this conversation we talk about working out material at the infamous East Los Angeles mic at Lyric Hyperion, privilege, and how I could use work talking to women when I'm on stage.

I say the title in this episode and I swear I only realized the pun the moment of writing this bio… That's just how natural and in my head I am.

In this ramble I talk about how all the meaty stuff happens right after I record a podcast, what it's like watching my brother get married, and why I shouldn't do comedy on public transit.

I can almost never get Spence's name right. Mostly because his user name on instagram makes a point that he's not "Spencer" but only makes me second guess myself. If ever there was a comic I think is more misjudged by appearances than me it's him.

In this interview we talk about what it's like being the old new guy in a crowd of young comics, how gross I looked in high-school, and the way people don't listen as well as they think they do.

Libsyn has a stronger character limit on podcast descriptions so these are going to start being a bit more succinct.

In this ramble I talk a lot about Halloween and how it's impossible to make jokes about, how much I've phoned in my costumes throughout my life, and why I think Disneyland is the only thing good about the holiday.

Well, we finally broke thirty minutes again… Can't help it. Benny Blue is just too loquacious to contain. Benny's one of those guys I always say floating around the scene and just assumed he thought nothing of me. So imagine my surprise when he had nothing but compliments to shower upon me.

In this conversation we talk about my uncomfortable comedic style, my note taking style, and finally reveal which two comics best describe my voice.

It's Tuesday, I recorded this on Monday early because I have a migraine and am still on the move. I also have been in the process of moving this podcast to Libsyn so everything is a mess. Not even sure if this is gonna go up in time. Here goes nothing:

In this ramble I talk about how I feel about what I talked about last week, what true self-consciousness is, and try my best to start cross-promoting.

This is a fun episode. There's just no one I know in LA who can kibitz better than Ross and he does not disappoint this time around.

In this interview we talk about false self perceptions, the difficulty of getting away with being absurdly evil, and just how much I'm unavoidably Maron-esque.

Back in LA but it's not business as usual as I'm still technically homeless and couchsurfing my way to November. It's been a long month. I've been getting into a lot of arguments. I'm also grateful for a lot of friends because without them I have no idea how I'd be where I am today. I think I'm still digesting all that.

In this ramble I shed a vague light on the personal trouble I've been having, point out my problem with how people are reacting to the Kanye/Trump meet, and throw out an idea of what to do with this podcast's third season.

Mary gave me one the nicest compliments once: that I was the most authentic comedian she knows. So I brought her on my podcast and she proceeded to mention none of that. That doesn't mean it's not a good episode. It's just funny to me how you expect one thing and then get another. Kind of like how Mary expected to work a corporate job and then found herself as a comedian.

In this conversation we talk about corporate culture, my miserable look, and uncomfortable jokes.