The Young & the Weary

In this episode, we celebrate the life of our beloved friend and podcaster, Dev, who died this past April at the age of 93. Dev was a light to all who knew her, and thanks to this podcast, her humor and wisdom will never be forgotten. Jeremy reads Dev's obituary (who we all know LOVED obituaries), recaps some of our favorite moments of the podcast (including the time Dev smoked weed for the first time AND the time Dev cold read as Mclovin), explains how Dev challenged him on his views of drug...

After almost two years of not seeing each other, co-hosts Dev and Jeremy finally reunite in this heartwarming episode where we discuss pandemic life, comedy after Covid and of course, the positive benefits of magic mushrooms. Dev's wisdom and wit shine as she and her adoring husband, Bruce, catch up with Jeremy over a glass of wine and of course...a bagel. The dream team is back, baby!!!

In this absurdly hilarious episode with stand-up comedian Aaron Berg, it’s clear why he’s one of the most beloved comics in New York City. Our conversation delves into what shaped his unique POV and how he evolved into a fearless performer. Check out his documentary, "25 Sets,” (avail on Amazon) where he breaks the record for most stand-up sets performed in a night and to see him live, check out his schedule at www.AaronBerg.com.

In this episode, Jeremy and Dev welcome stand-up comedy aficionado, Luisa Diez. Luisa's transition from super fan to established stand-up comedy booker in NYC’s alt comedy scene is simply awe inspiring. As Luisa sees it, comedy has never been in a better place. With her enormous love and knowledge of stand-up, she offers an incredibly insightful and detailed breakdown of what comics, audience and industry could do to help lead the evolution of comedy. At the end of the episo...

In the opener of this episode, Jeremy talks about his upcoming Birthright trip to Israel and Dev's response and personal revelations are nothing short of hilarious. This episode centers on New York based comic Jay Jurden, who recently performed in the Just For Laughs Comedy Festival as a New Face for 2019. The conversation covers a lot of ground, which includes what it was like as a gay black man growing up in Mississippi and how that influenced his comedy, Jay's process of writing and perfor...

Dev and Jeremy talk to Kathryn Musilek, the head of Brooklyn based comedy and music PR firm "Shark Party Media." From Ringo Starr to unknown up and comers, Kathryn has helped launch albums, tours and podcasts for so many artists, and has used her media relations skills to create meaningful social discourse for projects she is truly passionate about. We take a deep dive into the art behind PR, the obstacles of starting your own company, how to teach the old patriarchy new tricks , and the nega...

There’s more than meets the eye, as Dev and Jeremy talk to stand-up comedian, writer, spiritual healer (and former dentist) Jeffrey Gurian. One of of the most recognizable faces in the New York comedy scene, Jeff chronicles about stand-up and comics on www.theinterrobang.com and www.ComedyMattersTV.com. Also, check out Jeffrey's latest book, "Healing Your Heart By Changing Your Mind: A Spiritual and Humorous Approach to Finding Happiness," by clicking this link https://www.amazon....

Dev and Jeremy get into the business of comedy with Emilio Savone, co-owner of five thriving comedy clubs. In only about 5 years, Emilio has managed to turn two locations of the New York Comedy Club into a premiere venues that attracts New Yorkers, visitors from around the world and every comic in the city. It’s a fascinating story. Stay tuned to also hear his thoughts on the future of comedy, the alt-scene and which clubs Emilio picks for our version of “Marry, Fuck, Kill.”

In this lively episode, Dev and Jeremy interview one of NYC's best stand-up comics, Seaton Smith. From his roots in DC to NYC, Seaton talks comedy, philosophy and finding humor in racism. He also shares some incredible tips for those trying to get to the next level in their comedy careers.

In this raw and uncut episode, Corinne Fisher, co-host of GUYS WE FUCKED podcast discusses what it's like to interview ex-boyfriends, how to sell feminism with a sense of humor, as well as her secret to establishing and maintaining one's own self-worth. Aside from being a woman who definitely knows who she is, Corinne also receives a little heartfelt advice and wisdom from Dev.