I sat down with Greg Warren a while back when he was in town for a gig. He's had quite an interesting path, and actually did quit comedy at one point! I hope you like this interview, and Greg, as much as I do. 

Thanks for listening. Rate, review, and tell your friends. 

@gregwarren

@jimtews

What a show! Just me talking into the void. Can we convince our stepdads not to vote? Is Michigan the south? How high is too high? You haven't peaked yet, and neither have I! Thanks for listening. 

@jimtews

Back in the early summer I had Matt "The Full Charge" Fulchiron over to chat. You might know Matt from Comedy Central, or opening for Daniel Tosh or Tom Segura. But I know him from the shows we did in the basement of a bar in Cleveland, and I love what Matt does. We talk a lot about day jobs, persistence, results, and all kinds of good shit. Thanks for listening!

@TheFullCharge

@JimTews

This one's pretty boring at first, but I think it gets better. Lots of listener mail!

If you're in NYC on October 20th, I'll be headlining the Comedy Cellar's Fat Black Pussycat at 6pm. Go to comedycellar.com for tickets.

Todd Barry was gracious enough to let me into his apartment to see his new cat and ask him questions about comedy, life, and not getting self-conscious about being too chill on stage.

Go see Todd live if you get the chance. Or read his book "Thank You For Coming to Hattiesburg," or watch his Netflix special "Spicy Honey".

@toddbarry

@jimtews

What a fun time I had by myself! RIP Mac Miller. Elvin has a job. So fucking what? The models are out in New York City. More stuff, plus a few listener questions!

Email me - [email protected]

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A few months back I traveled uptown to visit Corinne Fisher. You might know her from her insanely popular podcast "Guys We Fucked" or her Justin Bieber obsessed podcast, "Two Less Lonely Girls". This was a great talk, occasionally interrupted by animals and sirens. Thanks for listening!

@PhilanthropyGal

@JimTews

I'm in Cleveland for Accidental Comedy Fest, and podcasting on borrowed equipment. If you enjoy listening to me scrounge for stories and switch topics randomly, you're going to love this episode.

Julie Seabaugh is a comedy journalist. She's one of the few people passionate about keeping a record of this ridiculous art form. She recently published "Ringside At Roast Battle: The First Five years of LA's Fight Club For Comedians". It's a fun read about a really interesting world. We talk about that, and comedy in general. 

Subscribe, rate, and review on iTunes! It's a huge help to me. And you can email me about what the fuck ever you want - [email protected]

Thanks for listening!

@jimtews

@juliesebaugh

I'm flying solo again, as I do every alternating week. Several mildly entertaining stories, questions from instagram, and some light encouragement. Thanks for listening!

@jimtews