Geno Bisconte takes over the show and interviews Vilmos. They discuss the beginning of the show and how Vilmos feels about his comedy.

Sean is one of only 3 comedians to have ever won the Seattle and San Francisco Comedy Competitions. He has recently moved from LA to Texas where he is living in the country, spending more time with family while he continues his comedy career.

Sam is a big Yankees fan and excited about their latest playoff win. He also talks about his chance meeting with Norm MacDonald, David Allen Grier and Bob Zany. And then there is the explanation of what floor wine is.

Steve was teaching school and using humor to help his students learn. Then he became a comedian and has been on a fantastic journey ever since. Not only does he perform in clubs. He warms up the audience for The View from time to time and has coached some very well known comedians.

Neil is a comedian with history. He has been performing since the 70's but along the way found he had a gift. He gave great advise. Over the years he has helped many comedians find their voice and success.

Jason and Vilmos discuss on how our current politically correct society is effecting comedy. They specifically talk about Lenny Bruce, Tracy Morgan, Gilbert Gottfried and several other comedians that were recently affected.

Todd is a comedian who star is on the rise. In this episode Todd discusses his plan for going to LA. He also discusses how he he wants to be famous but not too famous.

Sam was already headlining clubs when he met Vilmos. Vilmos was very early in his comedy career. They have been friends ever since. Sam and Vilmos discuss how Sam feels about his career at this point and the changes he wants to make.

Adam has been doing a Podcast called the Stand Up Chronicles since January 2009. Like the Green Room Adam interviews comedians who are on the road each week. His approach is different from the one Vilmos takes. He and Vilmos discuss how he started his Podcast and his background in stand up.

In this episode Vilmos has gathered some of the top comedians working today. Carl LaBove, Jimmy Shubert, Dobie Maxwell and Eddie Clark introduce you to Ron Shock.

You may have never heard the name Ron Shock. But if you have listened to any amount of stand-up comedy you have undoubtedly heard the comedy of someone that was influenced by him. One of the greatest storytellers of our time he has found himself in a place that is allowing him to tell some of the greatest stories he knows.