The hysterical Brendan Sagalow talks about performing stand-up to parked cars, filming the fantastic "Delivery Boy" sketches, feeling comfortable dressed as a pin-up, and Jeffrey Dahmer's shared recipes.

The legend John McKeever talks about conspiracy theories, the future of "Tires", the comedic genius of his friends, casting blunders, the massive influence of Mike Judge, and his infamous encounter with a Marvel movie icon.

Brian Six and Ryan Shaner of the Ya Fucked It Podcast talk about the age barrier of fighting in public, the lessons of fast food management learned from Coming to America, Mick Foley's new finisher, and the strong fanbase of YFI.

The great Mark Normand talks about his excellent new special, "Out to Lunch"reaching over a million views, why he put it out for free on YouTube, the success of Tuesdays with Stories during the quarantine, getting out in a pandemic, and YouTube rabbit holes.

Reunited, sort of, and it feels...fine, I guess. Who wins in a street fight between Britney Spears' exes, Karl Malone fucks up Hulk Hogan while wearing sparkling blue pants, and Eric ups his offer to fight Toby Keith.

The magnificent Michael Rainey talks about his great podcast, Dadmeat, with the great Tim Butterly, Roger Goodell's handshake ability, getting his chest waxed on the Tonight Show, and being grateful for his friends.

After spending over the last month in quarantine, Derek "Zooms" in, a rebellion is planned at the local Chili's, and the nefarious underworld of Animal Crossing is finally uncovered.

The excellent Krystyna Hutchinson talks about her new short film "Dwell", acting alone, being vulnerable on screen, owning your own happiness, the eeriness of the empty streets of Manhattan, and her podcasts, "Guys We Fucked" and "The Voices in Our Heads".

The mighty Jennie Stencel talks about owning a comedy club (the great Idiot Box in Greensboro, NC) in these uncertain times, gives insight on how to help small businesses, discusses the level of comedic talent in North Carolina; helping nourish new talent, and anticipates what hack premises will come from the quarantine.

The legend Lloyd Kaufman talks about his long fight to remain independent, living in Troma World, and the underdog spirit of Troma.