Will turns to the Sixers for solace while the Eagles struggle; the fine art of self-promotion; suspending disbelief.

Charlotte comedian/writer/actor/dancer PJ Barnes from Screwed Up TV joins Will Jacobs in-studio to talk about his incredible journey, which includes homelessness and a horrific car accident, and the support from the community that he says helped his recovery.

The rules of NFL fandom in the era of relocation, Lions over Eagles, Will's Philly show recap, and showing up at the wrong location for a show.

Recorded live at the Queen City Comedy Experience in Charlotte, North Carolina on September 28, 2019. Host Will Jacobs is joined by guest co-host Jon Reep and comedian Clint Norh. Plus, Elizabeth "EB" Byland and her improv students from Virginia Commonwealth University drop in and build a scene with Will and Jon.

We recap the Queen City Comedy Experience as it's happening, plus, an incredible performance by a comic in a construction site.

Will and Jason go all in on the Shane Gillis/Saturday Night Live controversy, Dave Chapelle and Bill burr's new specials, and one crazy week in the NFL.

With a new producer on board, at least for this episode, has Brian been replaced? Plus, Jason plays the black rooms and a discussion of fear. We should mention, probably, that this episode was recorded before the ugly allegations against New England Patriots wide receiver Antonio Brown became public.

Charlotte comic Todd Riley joins Jason Allen King in-studio to talk about his start in comedy, his recent 7-day run at a legendary Chicago comedy club, and a frank discussion about his fight with manic depression and bringing that tough topic to the stage.

Will Jacobs is joined in-studio by friend-of-the-podcast Ray Money and comedian Tre Pone to talk about the major differences between "Urban" and "mainstream" comedy and comedy clubs, plus a roast session.

Comedy Zone booker and Comedy Class instructor Joel Pace joins Jason Allen King in studio to answer all the questions aspiring comics want to ask a stage-time gatekeeper but are afraid to, plus the inauspicious beginnings of the Comedy Zone franchise, and Joel's social media strategy.