This week, Josh talks to Maura Pennington about studying Russian, the universality of wordplay, and Father of the Bride Part II. See Maura (and not just a video of her) as Sweetish performs their final shows, Sweetish: Fully Accredited, at Philly Improv Theater on Nov 17 and 18 at 9pm. Tickets are available at phitcomedy.com. See Josh host The Big Freakin’ Quiz of 2017 during Black Friday Comedy Marathon on Nov 25 at 225pm.

This week, Josh talks to Dave Metter (What’s Your Line?) about old game shows, spec scripts, and Muggsy Bogues. See Dave at the next What’s My Line at Good Good Comedy on November 11 at 7pm. Tickets are available at goodgoodcomedy.com. You can see me hosting Big Freakin’ Quiz during Black Friday Comedy Marathon at PHIT. Saturday, November 25 at 225pm.

This week, Josh talks to Brian Lambert and Benjamin Alff of Tactical Retreat about the secret language of fandom, the boredom that leads to creativity, and how in jokes can now go public. LIke Tactical Retreat on Facebook at facebook.com/weretacticalretreat. Follow them on Twitter @tacticalrtreat. And subscribe to their YouTube channel. See Josh during Black Friday Comedy Marathon as he hosts The Big Freakin’ Quiz with Josh Higham at Saturday, November 25.

This week, Josh talks to Ian Vaflor about their time together in Judo Range, thinking out of the box for a wrestling company, and wearing foam rubber for another wrestling company. See Kaiju Big Battel in Brooklyn on Oct 8 or Somerville, Ma on November 18. See Josh in Sink or Sketch at PHIT on Oct 5 at 9pm. And Dirtiest Sketch in Philadelphia takes place on October 20 at the Playground at the Adrienne.

This week, Josh talks to Megan Thibodeaux (Baby Steps, Dear Diary LOL) about her teenage diary, going to college together, and all kinds of theater things. See Dear Diary LOL September 21-23 at the The Maas Building (1325 N Randolph St). Also, you can sign up for the Dirtiest Sketch in Philadelphia, which will take place October 20 at 10pm at The Playground at the Adrienne.

This week, Josh talks to Rose Luardo (The New Dreamz) about the convergence of art and comedy. See Rose as The New Dreamz and The Incredible Shrinking Matt and Jacquie join forces to present 2 Incredible 2 Dreamz at Space 1026 at 1026 Arch Street with multiple shows between September 13-16. More information can be found at fringearts.com/event/2-incredible-dreamz. See me in Monologues at PHIT on September 14 at 930pm. Tickets for Philly Sketchfringe on September 15 are available at myfirstsketch.com/sketchfringe.

This week, Josh talks to Tara Demmy (Tribe of Fools, Mani Pedi) about studying in Italy, wanting to study in Bali, and what comedy can learn from theater and vice versa. For more information on Fishtown: A Hipster Noir, Tribe of Fools’ Fringe show, go to tribeoffools.org. Go to Philly Sketchfringe on September 15: three shows highlighting some of the best sketch comedy in Philadelphia. For tickets, head to myfirstsketch.com/sketchfringe.

This week, Josh talks to Steve Swan (@stevenhswan) about switching sketch teams, writing for three hours a day, and his yearlong project. See Dog Mountain end their run as a PHIT house team on Aug 24 and 25 with The Sardines and Aug 31 and Sep 1 with Baby Bison. All of those shows will take place at PHIT’s Mainstage at 830pm. Tickets are available at phitcomedy.com. Philly Sketchfest will present Philly Sketchfringe on September 15. Three packed shows at 7, 830, 1030pm at the ComedySportz Theater. Tickets are available at myfirstsketch.com/sketchfringe

This week, Josh got on the internet to talk to Cameron Wyllie about sketch comedy in Toronto, spicy wet Cam, and differences in audiences from various cities. Follow Cameron on Twitter (@cameronwyllie) and like O Dat Dum at facebook.com/odatdumb. Come to Philly Sketchfringe on September 15 at the Playground at the Adrienne to see three shows featuring some of the best sketch comedy Philly has to offer.

This week, Josh talks to Dan Vetrano (@dan_vetrano) about two sketch groups kinda feuding over a shared member, being Chris Kattan’s new best friend (at least in my mind), and coming out on a podcast. See Dan do an hour of stand-up at The Good Good Hour on August 13 at 830pm. Tickets are $5 and available at goodgoodcomedy.com/goodgoodhour. Don't forget Philly Sketchfringe on September 15. Three shows with tickets available at myfirstsketch.com/sketchfringe.