This week, Josh talks to Samantha Russell (Secret Pants, Youth Large) about Keep Your Pants On, Secret Pants, and actors slowly changing their costumes. Youth Large returns to Philly Improv Theater, sharing the bill with Dog Mountain on March 23 and 24 at 830pm. Tickets are available at phitcomedy.com. We’re a month away from Philly Sketchfest, and if you would like to volunteer for an evening, head to phillysketchfest.com to give your info.

This week, Josh talks to Quinton J. Alexander (Adventure Friends and Bully!) about learning about criminal activity from Betty Rubble, renaissance fairs, and a lot of auditioning. Check out Quinton in Bully! presents Two Person Circus at L’Etage on Thursday, March 16 at 8pm, featuring Alejandro Morales, The Amazing Flying Edelmen, Max and Maggy, and Renaissance Noir. Tickets are available at brownpapertickets.com.

This week, Josh talks to Alyssa Truszkowski (Cups and a Half) about something that apparently existed called Roundhouse, living in Delaware, and punching in the right direction. See Alyssa three times at Bechdel Test Fest: doing improv with Guilt Trip and sketch with Cups and a Half in the 3pm block and doing standup in the 8pm block. Go to bechdelfest.com for more information.

This week, Josh talks to Alyssa al-Dookhi (Yard Sale Comedy) about puns, moving from Kuwait to Michigan, and Bechdel Test Fest. You can see Alyssa in the 8pm block on Friday, March 3 at the Bechdel Fest. But also, check out Eat Your Beats March 10th at Good Good Comedy and Make Up or Break Up March 25th at Good Good Comedy. And for your stand up fix, Yard Sale Comedy at Bourbon and Branch monthly. We are looking for volunteers for Philly Sketchfest: check out phillysketchfest.com for more information.

This week, Josh talks to Chris McGee (KC Masterpiece) about being a douchebag, trying to be a better person, and reading Deepak Chopra. Chris McGee is one half of KC Masterpiece, which you can see Feb 23 and 24 at Philly Improv Theater (phitcomedy.com) at 830. Next week, go to Bechdel Test Fest (bechdelfest.com) at Christ Church Neighborhood House on March 3 and 4. Go to myfirstsketch.com and phillysketchfest.com for more information on the rapidly approaching Philly Sketchfest, April 20-23.

This week, Josh talks to Kris Hodge about watching Baywatch, being offensive, and committing to character. Hodge is one half of KC Masterpiece, which you can see Feb 23 and 24 at Philly Improv Theater at 830. Next week, go to Bechdel Test Fest (bechdelfest.com) at Christ Church Neighborhood House on March 3 and 4. Go to myfirstsketch.com and phillysketchfest.com for more information on the rapidly approaching Philly Sketchfest, April 20-23.

This week, Josh talks to Andrew Coppola about the disappointing Simpsons voices, not wanting to park in Rittenhouse, and veggie meatballs. See Andrew at Frog Night Feb 19th at Good Good and Pleasure Blimp with KC Masterpiece Feb 23rd and 24th at PHIT. Remember, Bechdel Test Fest at Christ Church Neighborhood House March 3rd and 4th and Philly Sketchfest April 20th-23rd.

37 Jon Edelman Of The Amazing Flying Edelmen by My First Sketch

This week, Josh talks to Peter Rambo (American Breakfast and Cheat Code) about Judo Breakfast at the American Range, people assuming he’s unhappy all the time, and Little Lord Fauntleroy. For more of Peter’s work, check out facebook.com/1LightShort or staydream.tv. Philly Sketchfest returns April 20-23. For more information, check out phillysketchfest.com.

This week, Josh talks to Sean Keegan-Landis (from Frog Night and formerly of American Breakfast and The Flat Earth) about doing something that scares him, growing up a comedy nerd, and teaching comedy. Check out Sean as he hosts Screenwriting 4 Dummies on Jan 11, co-hosts (with Tara Demmy) Frog Night on Jan 15, and teaches Sketch Comedy Level One on Jan 21. For more information on all of those, head to goodgoodcomedy.com. Head to myfirstsketch.com to see some of the things we’ve talked about in this episode.