He's the nicest man in comedy, and a long-time friend. Josh Gondelman is great! You may have seen his work online as "Modern Seinfeld" (@SeinfeldToday), on Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, or on stage in New York, and all over the country. Thanks for listening. Rate and review this podcast on iTunes so I can ruin it with ads in two years.

@joshgondelman

@jimtews

She's a great, funny friend, and we talk every Thursday onstage at UCB East. But this time we sat down to talk about financial comfort, quitting comedy, and trap music. Enjoy!

@AshleyBRoberts

@JimTews

quittingcomedy.com

He's got an album with Comedy Central, a mega viral standup clip about Guy Fieri, and the respect of his peers. It's Shane Torres! Enjoy!

Rate and review this podcast if you can! Thanks for listening.

@shanetorres

@jimtews

Comedian, musician, writer, and all around artist guy, Dave Hill and I talk about getting started and never stopping. Dave's an awesome example of someone who just follows the muse, and it's led him to some pretty cool places.

@mrdavehill

@jimtews

My pal Noah Gardenswartz has had an interesting career, which actually included quitting comedy once, because, as we find out, life gets in the way sometimes. He's one of my favorite writers, and always a joy to see around the city, or anywhere else we happen to run into each other. You can catch him live, or see his work (as a writer) on Amazon's "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" which premieres November 29th. Thanks for listening!

@noahgcomedy

@jimtews

My friend, former co-worker, and neighbor, Claudia Cogan and I talk about the horror of being on Last Comic Standing. Claudia tells me about the time she actually did quit, and introduces a new question: If your parents were comedians, which comedians would they be?

claudiacogan.com

@blaudiablogan

Thanks for listening!

My friend, former co-worker, and neighbor, Claudia Cogan and I talk about the horror of being on Last Comic Standing. Claudia tells me about the time she actually did quit, and introduces a new question: If your parents were comedians, which comedians would they be?

claudiacogan.com

@blaudiablogan

Thanks for listening!

I sat down with comedian Ted Alexandro in his apartment to talk about quitting (but not quitting), his transition from teacher to comic, and the corporatization of comedy. Ted's an incredibly funny, poignant comic. You can catch him opening for Jim Gaffigan, and soon you'll be able to see his special "Senior Class of Earth".

@tedalexandro

@jimtews

quittingcomedy.com

Thanks for listening!

Jim tells you what the podcast "Quitting Comedy" is all about. Episodes begin going out weekly on 10/17!