This episode features Melissa Kingston from the the sketch comedy group, Broad Minded. Host Matthew Filipowicz and Kingston go over the latest press release from Donald Trump and the Wisconsin Republican response/love letter. The two also go over comedy in a pandemic and the importance in-person laughter.

This episode features comic, Marcos Lara. Host Matthew Filipowicz and Lara go over the latest flurry of garbage from the mouth of Marjorie Taylor Greene on the Steve Bannon show where she accused Dr. Anthony Fauci of being behind the coronavirus conspiracy and more. The two also discuss comedy returning to semi-normal in-person events and how the pandemic has treated them.

This episode features Tim Grimes from the sketch group, The Accountants of Homeland Security. Host Matthew Filipowicz and Grimes go through the Wisconsin lawmaker trying to make singing the National Anthem mandatory before any sporting event hosted at a venue that get money from the state. The two also discuss the state of comedy during COVID-19.

This episode features Ex Fabula executive director and member of comedy troupe "Broadminded," Megan McGee. Host Matthew Filipowicz and McGee  go into the recent letter to Gov. Tony Evers from Wisconsin Republicans calling to end federal unemployment and how COVID has affected local comedy.

This episode features writer, producer, comedian and creator of "As Goes Wisconsin," Kristin Brey.  Host Matthew Filipowicz and Brey touch on the recent wild court case lost by Wisconsin Republicans because of lame-duck laws they put in place and what comedy in a pandemic.

This episode features Chicago funnyman, Zach Zajac. Host Matthew Filipowicz and Zajac go through Tucker Carlson and some of his latest ridiculous "White Replacement Theory" commentary regarding "diluting white votes."

This episode features voice actor, improviser and owner/artistic director of Improv MKE, Michelle Gilliam. She's been around the improv scene for over 20 years and successfully launched Improv MKE during the pandemic -  which now boasts international reach! 

Host Matthew Filipowicz and Gilliam go over the recent spike in bills aimed at voter suppression and the overlap of politics and sports. Enjoy!

This episode features comic Josh Fred, who co-founded the parody website, Queer Coded. Host Matthew Filipowicz and Fred go through the latest news from Senator Ron Johnson on the insurrection at the Capitol and touch base on the state of comedy during the pandemic.

This episode features Chicago-based comic, Mary Collie. Host Matthew Filipowicz and Collie go over the recent re-branding of Mr. Potato Head by Hasbro and the Republican cancel culture accusations going along with it. The two also touch on the state of comedy in COVID and social media platforms filling in the gaps for creatives missing a physical audience.

This episode features Milwaukee comic and co-owner of The Laughing Tap, Greg Bach. Host Matthew Filipowicz and Bach go over a recent Ron Johnson quote on the insurrection at the Capitol, pivoting business models in a pandemic and comedy in COVID.