Where Are We Going Now

Joel Manning drops in for a great episode! Joel is producer in the film industry who creates film and photography content for all sorts of companies, crowd funding, and products. Joel talks about misconceptions of Wisconsin, a not so common product he recently had to shoot, we all tell stories of our run in with the cops, and so much more! Joel doesn't have social media because he is superior to all of us and doesn't want your friendship!

Alan Peterson is a comedian, writer, actor from West Bloomfield, Michigan. We talk about mental health, black stereotypes, culture shock, comedy adventures, the art of the hustle and much more. Be on the look out for AGP productions. Follow Alan on Instagram at @AGPthefunnyman and Alan Peterson on Facebook.

Travis Clyburn is a legend and a savage as well as being a phenomenal stand up comedian and who runs Fourth Wall (North Hollywood location) seven days a week. He hits the mic with some hilarious stories about being from the heroine overdose capital of the world, steroid use, relationships for better or worse, and a honest take on what it takes to be a real monster of a comedian. Be sure to follow him @clyburncomedy !

Alke is a band made up of two of the most interesting people ive had the pleasure of meeting. Kelsey Karrasch and Jameson Flood regale us with some unbelievable stories. We talk about a terrible first night they spent together, a real cult that they were in and had to fight there way out of, the influencers on their music, why the new generations are musically lazy, and so much more. You can hear their music and find their social media pages on their website ALKEmusic.com

Paul Jacek comes back for a second round of stories and they are brilliant! We talk about how he became one of the first openly gay regulars at The World Famous Comedy Store, his one man show The Secrets of a Beverly Hills Shampoo Boy, Aids in the 90's, working on The Lord of The Rings, and so much more! Be sure to follow and friend Paul on instagram and facebook @PaulJacek!

Steve Simons is a Los Angeles native who joined the Army when he was 30 years old. Not only did Steve serve in Iraq but when he came back he gave support while working for a task force helping Border Patrol. We talk about what it was like growing up in Los Angeles in 80's and 90's, all the hustles a young Steve could pull off, some close calls in the military, what its like to transition back into civilian life and so much more. You can follow steve at @Arnold_Shortestnegro on instagram!

Tom Whalen is a comedian, actor and co host of the LOUDCAST with Mark and Tom, from Beverly, Massachusetts. He also ranks 26th on VerbalViolence.tv list of Top Roast Battle comedians in Los Angeles. We touch on Tom's passion for always winning, what it really takes to be a good Roast Battle comedian, we find out Tom has a secret talent and we hear what is honestly the funniest, grossest sex story of all time! Follow Tom on instagram at @faketomwhalen!

Tim Fox grew up all over the world, never knowing where to call home. Brazil, Republic of Congo, Nigeria, Venezuela, Houston, England, and France are all apart of Tim's story of how he became who he is. Tim was director, star, producer, editor and writer of a sketch group on Youtube, Scotch Moses. Currently Tim is doing sketches with Julien Marlon on Facebook and Instagram (can find at Tim F Fox on facebook and @IamTimFox on Instagram) that get 10s of millions of views across all of their content there.

Paul was one of the first openly gay comedians to become a regular at The World Famous Comedy Store. He also played rolls such as Betty White’s grandson, he wrote for Joan Rivers for years, he had his own one man show which ran for a year, The Secrets of a Beverly Hills Shampoo Boy, and is also a Tarot reader. Paul and I discuss his life growing up and as a young man. He has so many stories we didn’t even make it to the 1990s. He will definitely have to come back and finish his incredible journey.

Joe Dante Scafidi is a musician from Chicago, Illinois. Joe's advise of being present in what your doing. In an age of everyone spreading themselves out, I think we forget how to live in the moment. In this episode we talk about growing up in Chicago, finding his voice and love for performing in high school, how his father was the one that told him to leave home and so much more. Scafidi drops his first ep "Do Ya Hear Me" today! You can find and download at iTunes, apple music and spotify!