Danny and Rick break the hiatus to record a very short episode of the podcast. Happy summer!

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The Comedy Studio’s own Mixauteur (self-appointed) Johnny Sbordone makes his long-awaited first appearance on the show to discuss pranks, his military service, and being a contrarian. This is a good episode! They all are! Happy Independence Day!

Comedian and game show host Uri Shatil joins the show to discuss stand-up comedy as school-sanctioned punishment, share his experience as a wrestling official, and play some trivia with the gang. 

Sasha, Eli, Danny, and special guest Rick Jenkins recap the wild week they've had at The Comedy Studio, then listen to and discuss their green room interview with Gary Gulman and Mike Bonfiglio.

The Comedy Studio/Variety's own Julia Corsetti joins the podcast to discuss her evolution as a comic through improv and stand-up, dish on her interact with other comedians from behind the bar, and introduce us to an instant-classic new character. Plus, thrill to the latest installment of Rick, How Could You?

Brett's back in the booth for this special Thursday-afternoon edition of the show. Also Danny pooped his pants and his computer is broken so he's in a great mood for this one.

Meredith Goldstein, author of The Boston Globe’s Love Letters and host of the podcast of the same name, joins the show to discuss her awakening as an advice columnist, share her thoughts and observations on dating, and promote the Love Letters 10th Anniversary Weekend at The Comedy Studio.

John Sucich joins the show to discuss juggling parenthood and comedy, his experience as an elementary school teacher, and why he stopped listening to podcasts. Also, Sasha has a toothache and Eli’s back.

Danny, Sasha, and special guest Rick Jenkins reconvene on The Comedy Studio Podcast (The Only Podcast) for a Very Special Do-Over Episode. Danny explains why he took down the previous Episode 19, Sasha details how she used to stuff her saxophone (not a euphemism), and Rick opens up about having ADD. Or ADHD. We don’t know yet. But it’s definitely one of the two.