This week, Josh talks to Andrea Duffy (Fezziwig, Sarah and Andrea Should Smile) talks about being on the radio, her therapist talking her into taking improv classes, and her grandmother’s hilarious funeral. See Andrea with Fezziwig on May 18 and 19 at 830pm at Philly Improv Theater or at the Sunday Improv Jam every Sunday at PHIT at 830pm or with Clamor of Harpies. Listen to Andrea on the Sarah and Andrea Should Smile podcast or every weekday from 9am to 2pm on More FM 101.1 in Philadelphia.

This week, Josh talks to Matt Aukamp about Two Mustaches, The Win Show, and Hey, We’re Cool, not to mention Josh’s continuing obsession with Lil Lord Fauntleroy. See How to Be Bad at D&D at the Philly Ren Faire at Fort Mifflin on May 13, 14, 20, and 21. Check out phillyrenfaire.com for more information. And Dungeon Palz returns to Good Good Comedy on May 31st. Tickets are available at goodgoodcomedy.com.

This week, Josh talks to Ian Fletcher (Jon and Ian Have Something to Tell You) about Temple Smash, Tony Shalhoub, and spiteful teachers. Jon and Ian Have Something to Tell You head to Montreal Sketchfest this Sunday, May 7, and Codename Bacchus will debut May 11, 12, 18, and 19 at Philly Improv Theater. Watch episodes of Temple Smash at vimeo.com/templesmash.

This week, Josh talked to Chris Sandiford (@ohchris) and Daniel Carin (@danielcarin) from the Montreal-based sketch duo, Ladies and Gentlemen, about American elections, the Red Green Show, and the fringe show that started it all. Go to myfirstsketch.com to get a link to their YouTube channel. This episode is live from Philly Sketchfest 2017.

This week, Josh talks to Joe Moore (Dog Mountain, Guilty Pleasures) about his hatred for his first sketch, taking the plunge in writing and performing, and a magical VHS tape that started it all. See Joe as Dog Mountain performs at Philly Sketchfest, Thursday, April 20, at 10pm along with Ladies and Gentlemen and a live My First Sketch. Guilty Pleasures, with Joe and Roger C. Snair, returns to the PHIT second stage on Friday, May 5, 9pm. Follow Joe on Twitter at @thejoemoore.

This week, Josh talks to Joe Moore (Dog Mountain, Guilty Pleasures) about his hatred for his first sketch, taking the plunge in writing and performing, and a magical VHS tape that started it all. See Joe as Dog Mountain performs at Philly Sketchfest, Thursday, April 20, at 10pm along with Ladies and Gentlemen and a live My First Sketch. Guilty Pleasures, with Joe and Roger C. Snair, returns to the PHIT second stage on Friday, May 5, 9pm. Follow Joe on Twitter at @thejoemoore.

This week, Josh talks to Chris McGrail (Goat Rodeo) about starting as a standup, their time together in Judo Range, and Stuart Smalley. You can see Chris in Locked in Julia’s Basement at Philly Sketchfest on Thursday, April 20th at 7pm at the Playground at the Adrienne. Tickets for that show (and every other Philly Sketchfest show) are available at ticketfly.com. Don’t forget about the live My First Sketch, Thursday, April 20th at 10pm.

This week, Josh talks to Eric Singel (The Waitstaff) about theater, characters with a hint of blasphemy, and Josh makes an idiot of himself when he doesn’t know what song comes from what musical. Eric Singel will star in Joan Crawford in Her Own Words during the 2017 Fringe Festival. For more information on the Waitstaff, check out facebook.com/thewaitstaff or thewaitstaff.com. Head to phillysketchfest.com for details on all the shows during Philly Sketchfest, April 19-23.

This week, Josh celebrates one year of My First Sketch by talking to Kevin Allison (The State, Risk!) about Harassment Cafe, the belly of the whale, and comfort with your own voice. Follow Kevin on Twitter at @thekevinallison. Risk! returns to Philadelphia on July 15 at World Cafe Live. Tickets are available now. Philly Sketchfest starts on April 19 with the Sketch Comedy Film Festival at the PSF Roxy Theatre and four nights of sketch comedy following, including a live My First Sketch. Go to phillysketchfest.com for more information.

This week, Josh talks to Molly Silverman about Bye Bye Birdie, Down The Show, and The Flat Earth. See the Flat Earth presents Hot Live Snakes at Philly Improv Theater on March 30th and 31st with Jon and Ian Have Something to Tell You and April 6th and 7th with House of Solitude. All shows are at 830pm. Tickets are available at phitcomedy.com. Then, The Flat Earth perform during Philly Sketchfest on Saturday April 22nd at 10pm at the Ruba Club. Tickets at ticketfly.com