Petey and Elena talk to local headliner Lafayette Wright about his comedic status and then quickly shift to important debates like: which is the best Batman film? Will the Blade remake be good? How many seasons can a good comedy show run for? And other heated questions of our time. Check it out!!!

Elena and Petey get real with Rob Cantrell over Petey and Rob’s father ties, Rob’s early ascent in comedy and how that helped plot the trajectory of his entire career, plus a dope cipher. Peruse don’t snooze!!!!

Petey and Elena get together with Samantha Ruddy to talk about having kids, kids on airplanes, becoming a headliner after 6 years, finding your critical mass in your comedy trajectory. Things you won’t want to miss.

Petey and Elena are joined by longtime friend and veteran comic Keith Correy to talk about the new release of his first album, some of the history of DC comedy, battle rap, the dermatology issues of some wait staff, and other maladies. Peep!!!!

The current courant is back with Joel Kim Booster talking bout Plainfield, Illinois, exaggerated Wikipedia biographies, growing comedically from hating New York City, the latitude vs longitude of American racism, and other light fodder. Peep, don’t sleep!

Elena goes solo dolo in episode 54 with headliner Francisco Ramos and a little help from DC comedians Simone and Eddie Morrison. They talk about everything from improv cliques, working lots of jobs and when to quit all those jobs. Check it out!

In our first episode of our new podcast year we talk to headliner Jacob Williams and his feature for the weekend Patrick Holbert. We discuss everything from childhood insults, early days of comedy and the importance of headshots. Check it out!

Petey and Elena get back to basics on their one year anniversary episode. We review our year of talking, how far we’ve come and who our favorite guests have been. Don’t worry, we name names.

Elena and Petey sit down with Baltimorean anti-Baltimorean Umar Khan as he explains why DC chicks are hot to a pleased Steele and a confounded Torres. That’s the highlight. The other fodder lasted 29 minutes and is more enjoying than most exercises in patience for the layman listener.