Comedy veteran Chuck Nice calls in and chats with Nick and Emilio about the new "zoom" comedy going on during the coronavirus. The positives and negatives of it, and how Chuck misses the raw, live comedy club stages. The guys also discuss Chuck's new album, "Uncomfortably Hot Dad" which was recorded at The New York Comedy Club.

Mark Normand calls in and talks to Nick and Emilio about his brand new, upcoming comedy special on YouTube, "Out to Lunch." Mark reveals the struggle he's had with getting a special released, so he just did it himself. The guys also talk about walking around an empty city, the anticipation of getting back on stage, and getting the approval of the one and only, Jerry Seinfeld.

Comedy scene staple and New York legend, Jeffrey Gurian calls in and tells his incredible story about contracting and battling the coronavirus. Thankfully, Jeffrey is doing much better and is starting to "finally" feel normal again. His eye-opening story is not to be taken lightly as we continue to deal with this pandemic. Jeffrey's positive outlook helped get him through an extremely tough time, and we're glad it did as we get ready for him to release a new book outlining the power of positi...

The Kevin Dombrowski episode is finally here, as the last time we recorded, we couldn't release the episode due to "things beyond our control." But in the meantime, Kevin's debut comedy album, "High on Molly" has also finally been released and the response has been fantastic!

Dave Sirus calls in to talk with Nick about his "quarantine" and the upcoming release of his film, "The King of Staten Island." A movie he co-wrote with SNL's Pete Davidson and produced by Judd Apatow. The two also discuss the absurdity of politics, conspiracies, and lack of social distancing during this time. Plus a quick dive into the new R.A. the Rugged Man album creates a conversation about censorship and, well... hip-hop!

We've hit our 100th episode and we had our good friend and busiest man in quarantine, Jared Freid! Jared is the host of not 1, but 2 hilarious podcasts, The J-Train Podcast, U Up Podcast, and his daily video "Freid by Noon!" Jared also just moved into a new apartment with his g/f and of course, he talks to Nick and Amy about The Bachelor! Happy 100!!!

Richie Redding drops by via Zoom and tells Nick a crazy story about his girlfriend's parent's BOTH testing positive with the coronavirus and why we should take this situation very seriously. But never to get too serious, in true Richie Redding fashion, he and Nick get silly and talk Tiger King, 1,000lb Sisters, the Keto Diet, and of course, some good ol' fashioned conspiracies.

Brendan Sagalow calls in and talks to Nick about staying busy, positive, and not trying to "go live" during this coronavirus lockdown. Brendan also discusses why not wasting his energy on the negative things is actually making him able to come out of this quarantine a better person. They also talk The Blue Collar Comedy Tour, Jay and Silent Bob, and Sags does his best Gary V impression. It's a fun and upbeat episode!

Scott, Emilio, Amy, and Nick give a quick update and state of the union as the coronavirus keeps everyone locked down and quarantined. We share some important financial advice for anyone who has lost their income for the time being. On a lighter note, the gang talks about the state of comedy when things get back to normal and who to follow and listen to while we are all stuck at home looking to keep ourselves entertained. BE SAFE! BE SMART!

Sarah Tollemache sits down with Amy and Nick and talks about her upcoming debut album recording at the club, plus the world of self-promotion, algorithms, hating on comics, and some butt stuff. It was a big episode!