Episode 70: How do you deal with hecklers? Have you ever got hecklers to fight each other? This week my guest is David Kousgaard, an Omaha, NE based comic has an epic story about causing a fight between hecklers. We talked about debate shows, the moment when a joke comes together like a puzzle, the magic of the universe putting material into our laps, and the importance of having a life outside of comedy.

Episode 69: Do you have any other artistic talents? Maybe you can shred on guitar or spit hip hop versus or perhaps you can handle your own in prison. In episode 69 my guest Big Frog has all of those talents. Big Frog talks about his journey from heavy metal to hip hop to comedy and spending some time in prison. We talk about his sobriety, writing a completely new set for every show, and knowing when to try new material.

Episode 68: Have you ever performed comedy at a live music show? How did it go for you? My guest this week, Bijan Mostafavi (Laughs TV, Tonight In San Diego) hasn't had good luck with shows that involve live music. We talk about comedians that impersonate other comedians, performing at live music shows, work shopping with buddies, and what makes a good comedy class.

Episode 67: Do you believe in magic? In this episode I talk to Anthony Maze (Fear Factor, Tonight In San Diego) a comedian, magician, and youth speaker from San Diego. Anthony has been a magician since he was a young boy and he tells an amazing story about using his appearance on Fear Factor to help launch him as a youth speaker. We talk about magic in bars, quoting high on gigs to not get booked, using TV credits to the fullest, and lots more!

Episode 66: In honor of SiouxperCon I have a Siouxper cross over event! That's right, Attention Seeking Behavior with Casey Kustak and Art of Bombing both sat down with Jon Allen at the same time to talk about voice acting, comedy, and of course the Art of Bombing. We talked about bombing in voice acting, jokes we no longer like to perform, and why some jokes are funnier than others.

Episode 65: Have you ever gotten a standing ovation after a set? Have you performed during the day? Have you gotten a standing ovation after performing in the middle of the day? This week my guest is Erik Knowles and he's done just that. I was even there to witness it. We talk about forgetting jokes for call backs, different types of audiences, long open mics, and performing under the influence.

Episode 64: Do you crush every night? Perhaps you've never bombed. This week my guest is Natasa Warasch, an Austrian comedian now based in San Diego by way of NYC. The conversation got off to a slow start because Natasa didn't think she ever really bombed, but soon realized that she had bombed many times. We also discuss the importance of having fun on stage, egos, and we try to figure out what exactly is "traditional" stand up comedy along with the process of writing a one person show.

Episode 63: Do you play a musical instrument? Have you thought about becoming a musician? Perhaps maybe a musical comedian? This week on the show I talk to Brian Hoffman, a singer/songwriter (not a comedian) from Ethan, SD. We talk about the similarities of bombing between comedians & musicians, ruining bar folk's nights, and choosing the tour mates. Brian even plays one of his originals and the two talk about a possible tour together.

Episode 62: The show must go on! Have you ever missed a show due to an illness? What if you had cancer, would you still perform? This week my guest is Ryan Talmo a comedian based in Los Angeles, that is currently battling cancer. We had a great conversation about using comedy to stay distracted, outlooks on life changing, and keeping a strong mindset & a positive outlook.

Episode 61: Do you have what it takes to be a writer? Have you made a writer's packet? This week my guest is Lisa Curry, a comedian & writer from TruTV's "Comedy Knockout" and we talked about writing packages and the frustration of not really knowing how and where to submit them. We also talked about traveling, self producing tours, and being analytical.