Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at The Comedy Zone Podcast. This week, host Will Jacobs worked with comedian Dov Davidoff awhile back and dropped him off to catch his train on the way out of town. In the car on the way, this conversation took place. Great stuff.

Australian comedian Monty Franklin joins in as the whole band comes back together for the first time in three weeks. They talk about Australia, the fact that Outback Steakhouse isn't a real thing, Atlantic City and Guns and Roses vs. Metallica.

With Will and Spencer both on the road, CoCo Fresh steps in to help out. Comedian Aaron Kleiber comes by and tells his fascinating story of his journey from a rough start to acting and comedy; Jim Norton pays a visit, talking social media, current events and his people. Note to the affiliates; this one runs long, but it's worth every second.

LA comedian Kelsey Cook (Laughs on Fox, Cook'd podcast) joins the show, which is good, because Will is out this week. She and Spencer bond over Harry Potter and cats.

Donnell Rawlings stops in to talk about his career, The Chapelle Show, Ashy Larry, The Wire, and gets serious about changing your circle and taking advantage of the opportunities you are given. Also, Halloween talk and other things that can't be mentioned here. NSFW.

Where to begin? Will's been listening to too much Howard Stern, Spencer is tardy; Jon Reep takes over with Brent Blakeney; Spencer is hungry. NSFW.

Comedian Julie Scoggins joins the crew talking about crappy places they've stayed on the road, marketing yourself in creative ways, and Will gets romantic.

Magician/Comedian Justin Willman stops in, with comedian Daniel Kinno; A spirited game of "Would You Rather" takes place.

This one runs a little long. Michael Ian Black pops in and helps settle a debate; Will learns what a "bindle" is; Halloween costumes; Sid Davis talks comedy.

Guests Bill Bellamy and Ali Siddiq join Will and Spencer. Before and after that, the talk ranges from movies, to monkeys. Something for everyone this week.