Someone ignited a bit of a kerfuffle in the Charlotte Comedy Scene. In this episode, three people who have nothing to do with the controversy talk about it at length, plus we name Will's next podcast.

Will sells out... a show. The NBA Draft Lottery, the Sixers gut-punch loss takes a toll on Will, Jason gets a new nickname.

Recorded live in Uptown Charlotte at the Charlotte SHOUT! Festival, host Jason Allen King is joined by his comedy collaborator and Charlotte filmmaker John Schwert, to talk about the origin of their "George and Monty" series of shorts, and Schwert's foray into standup.

Will has a mishap; get ready for the show's SECOND live recording as part of the Charlotte SHOUT! Festival; we've got decades of experience.

Recorded just minutes before the start of another Funny on the Fly show at The Comedy Zone in Charlotte, NC, Will and Brian discuss what goes into producing this unique standup show; plus Will's night out with his co-workers.

Charlotte comedian Ray Money joins the guys in-studio for the real story behind Will and Ray's trip to Georgia and Florida, plus the secret to Ray's on-stage cool. Also, comedian John Caparulo in-studio with his start in Cleveland and Pittsburgh, his fondness for the grind, and he new animated project.

Will and Jason make everything dirty; Will is a winner, Jason finds out the hard way; Will gets a new family on a road trip.

Will has a gig he's not aware of; he and Jason break down the matchups in the next round of the March Mania Tournament with zero preparation; and both hosts have an exciting opportunity.

Charlotte comedian J Bliss joins Will Jacobs in-studio to talk about his new comedy album "#TTBS" (available now on iTunes) and the comedy stage in Charlotte that was the toughest to play.

Will and Jason break down last week's interview with Comedy Zone Owner Brian Heffron, and Steeler's fan Jason has some definite feelings about Antonio Brown signing with the Raiders.