In the last episode, the audio on the interview with Vincent DiCostanzo was a little low and a little wonky. So I tinkered a little bit more and hope it sounds better (I think it does), so I'm reuploading the interview again, mostly because I loved talking to Vincent so much. You all missed a fantastic WGRA Radio Theatre show in Motive: Murder! Check out soundcloud.com/wgra-radio-theatre and shockbrickinc.com.

This week, Josh talks to Vincent DiCostanzo (who shares his sketch, "The Parking Lot") about his history in sketch comedy and a little about soccer. Vince also says the sweetest thing that will ever be said on this podcast. Go see WGRA Radio Theater presents Motive: Murder! on August 18th at 830 pm at the Plays and Players Theater. Go to goodgoodcomedy.com for ticket information. And then go to the LIVE My First Sketch podcast with Dan Corkery and Caitlin Weigel of House of Solitude on August 19th at 830 pm at the Playground at the Adrienne. Go to phillysketchfest.com for more details.

Josh talks to Dan McClory of Codename Athena about their time together on Iron Sketch, writing shorter pieces of work, and using improv when you hit the wall. Go to phitcomedy.com to learn more about the debut of Codename Athena. But first, see Josh perform in Sports Jawn: This is Sketchcenter on August 11 and 12 at PHIT.

Josh talks to Jimi Haak about moving from New York to Philly, public transportation, and the crossover between sports and comedy. Go see Sports Jawn: This is Sketchcenter August 11 and 12 at Philly Improv Theater. Tickets available at phitcomedy.com.

Josh talks to Julia Celley (of Locked in Julia’s Basement) about falcons, clowns, and John Bobbit wrestling. Go see Locked in Julia’s Basement from Good Good Comedy at Plays and Players Theater (1714 Delancey St) on July 25th at 830. Tickets are $5 and available at goodgoodcomedy.com/juliasbasement

Josh talks to Bill Reick (of it’s the new and Darius Rucker MD) about the Muppets, joy in comedy, and the high school class where he got to watch Mr. Show. See Let’s Talk: Under the Boardwalk from Good Good Comedy at the Plays and Players Theater (1714 Delancey St.) on July 26 at 530 pm. Tickets are $5 and available at goodgoodcomedy.com/slot3.

With Your Mom joining Patric Writes Sketches at Philly Sketchfest Presents this week (http://www.ticketfly.com/event/1244751), I'm reposting my conversation with Your Mom from Episode 1 ripped straight from the live pilot. If you haven't listened to it, it's new to you.

Josh talks to Patric Ciervo (from Patric Writes Sketches) about writing alone, casting a show, and going dark at times. See Patric Writes Sketches at Philly Sketchfest Presents Friday, July 15, at the Playground at the Adrienne.

Josh talks to Jolie Darrow, of so many ways to be funny, about the accessibility of live sketch comedy, the Honeymooners and Harpo Marx, and her father and the patriarchy.

Immediately after High Dramma performed at Philly Sketchfest Presents, Josh talked with Jackie Wolfson about High Dramma being together over eight years and being wrong when asked who you loved from SNL. For more on High Dramma, go to facebook.com/highdramma