In episode 41, Dan talks with Ella Gale. In the last recording from Sno Jam Comedy Fest, they talk about performing in alt venues, weird shows, being nervous, and trying to get go video.

In episode 40, Dan talks with Jimmy Putnam. They talk about trying to impress comedy clubs, different types of crowds, producing/booking shows, and being too judgy with other comedians.

In episode 38, Dan talks with Alonzo Bodden from Last Comic Standing, Showtime & the Tonight Show. They discuss the feeling of vindication, being in the room before you perform, not understanding heckles, and language barriers.

In episode 37, Dan talks with Keith Foster. The discuss what it takes to produce a late night style TV show, getting any reaction from the crowd, talking to the audience, and telling jokes with a world view.

In episode 36, Dan is live from Sioux Falls Sno Jam Comedy Festival. His guests include Mallory Wallace, Tommy Morgan Jr., and Lila Hart. Each guest performs stand-up and then talks about the Art of Bombing. Topics include bar shows, rating systems, fundraisers, therapy, and getting too personal on stage.

In episode 35, Dan has no guest so he tells the story about his first paid gig at Angry Beaver Lodge in Oakes, ND and the lessons he learned from that experience.

In episode 34, Dan talks with long time friend Colin Dodge. They talk about watching content posted to social media because of employers, ambush (hijacked) comedy, loyalty to home clubs, and nasty hecklers.

In episode 33, Dan talks with Roman Hart, a burlesque dancer from Minneapolis, MN. They talk about the similarities between comedy & burlesque, social media, closing the gap between stripping & burlesque, developing new material, & self confidence to perform in front of a live audience.

In episode 32, Dan talks with Sal Coladonato. They talk about elements of a good comedy show, roles on a comedy show, barking, political humor, trigger words, and telling people that your a comedian.

In the season two premier, Dan talks with Keith Reza. They talk about marketing, replying to bad reviews, posting jokes on social media, & being able to close out shows strongly. Keith talks explains the good & the bad that comes with being Autistic and it's relationship to performing stand up comedy.