J-L starts by discussing the potential to have the biggest 2 weeks of his comedy career up until this point and then discusses the "fans" who have been angered by his anti-Trump tweets.

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J-L discusses his epic call in to Howard Stern, trying to expand Trump impression fans into stand up fans and what Easter was like without a Church.

J-L is back to his old self this week with some movie reviews, an update on his career, what kind of people are now sliding into his Internet Famous DMs and Trump fans' response to his impression.

J-L promises new fans that this is not a normal episode. When your career goes from life support to fire in 3 days, after 16 years of up and down it is overwhelming. He thanks the new fans for what they have given him and the old fans for keeping his career alive to even have a big moment.

J-L recaps all he has been watching on Netflix and Hulu, discusses his friends at the Rob and Joe Show and how they represent the two sides of his comedy personality and then goes on a long discussion of how the rich and famous in comedy need to do more for opening acts. J-L even forgot to criticize Trump on this episode! Listen until the end!

J-L discusses why Trump supporters are his lowest ranking members of society and how his life jinx is present in both his lawyer life and his comedy life, all while practicing social distancing in New Jersey. Listen to the end!

On this week's episode J-L is all over the place. He talks Coronavirus, Invisible Man, politics and stand up comedy hypocrisy. He then gets weirdly paternalistic about IHOP waitresses and discusses his temper. Enjoy!

J-L goes on another rant about the hot brand in stand up comedy, why doing the right thing is sometimes all you have, a disgusting couple at Starbucks and how New Jersey does education fundraisers.

On this week's early morning episode J-L promotes his new album, discussing his latest Draft Kings adventure, discusses what defense Harvey Weinstein should have used, discusses a possible SNL departure and his current thoughts on Bernie vs Trump

In what can only be described as one of the best episodes of all time J-L describes his burgeoning gambling career in New Jersey, recommends a powerful and concise book on voter suppression, makes the case for Bernie over Trump (if it comes to that) and ends with a tremendous rant on the fake "did it myself/no one believes in me" movement among successful stand up comedians.

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