Comedian Jeff Shaw joins David and Steve to share his 30+ years of insights on comedy and how to navigate a pet peeve for many comics: the audience getting offended by a joke.

Jeff talks about why this happens and his experience working Carnival Cruises while delivering a master class on finding your voice, clean comedy, using humor to prove a point, educating audiences, and how to structure bits about topics that "you can't laugh at."

Thanks to Golden Ox Studios in Cleveland | Music by @producedbyzip

David and Steve invite 19 comedians from across North America to find (at least) 19 ways to laugh about the COVID-19 pandemic. Being able to laugh about adversity is a way to overcome it, so why not gather some of the funniest people for their perspective on something that has affected everyone.

Part 2 features Jeff Shaw, Joe Briggs, Jasmyn Carter, Brett Thomas, Raj Suresh, Steve Guy, Casey Kuftic, Tim Wolfe, and Zach Wycuff

Music by @Producedbyzip | Thanks to Golden Ox Studios in Cleveland

Being able to laugh about adversity is a way to overcome it, so David and Steve invited some of the funniest people across North America for a Facebook Live comedy show to get their perspective on something that has affected everyone: the COVID-19 pandemic.

Part 1 features John Armstrong, Jimmy Killius, Mike Head, John Bruton, Ray Roberts, Michael Moses, Amber Maeda, Ryan Chernick, Bryan Sternik, Diego Attanasio, and Tim Cornett

Music by @Producedbyzip | Thanks to Golden Ox Studios in Cleveland

It's the 6th Zoom version of "You Can't Laugh At That" with special guest comedian, writer, and all-around funnyman Eitan Levine from New York City. This episode had so much good content, we had to break it down into 2 parts, navigating how to joke about cancer, COVID-19, and how to use comedy to cope. We predict how coronavirus will change comedy as a whole.

Music by @Producedbyzip | Thanks to Golden Ox Studios in Cleveland

It's the 5th Zoom version of "You Can't Laugh At That" with special guest comedian, writer, and all-around funnyman Eitan Levine from New York City. This episode had so much good content, we had to break it down into 2 parts, navigating the timely topics of COVID-19, how to use comedy to cope, and we predict how coronavirus will change comedy as a whole.

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Music by @Producedbyzip |

Thanks to Golden Ox Studios in Cleveland

4 months into the COVID-19 pandemic, David and Gheramy discuss the importance of empathy and how they've dealt with the uncertainty in the world, while finding ways to tie comedy into the most disruptive event of our lifetimes.

WARNING: EXPLICIT LANGUAGE!

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Music by @Producedbyzip |

Thanks to Golden Ox Studios in Cleveland

In his new special "Sincerely," Louis CK has the task of having to address the elephant in the room: his sexual misconduct. In this episode, David, Steve, and Gheramy discuss the ways he does this, then break down the ways a comic can address the elephant in the room when the audience makes it known they've gone "too far."

As always, we ask and answer "What's funny?" "What's not?" "Why?" and "How can it be funny?" to prove you can laugh at that.

Music: @producedbyzip

Thanks to Golden Ox Studios

Marc Maron's Netflix special "End Times Fun" brilliantly pokes fun at concrete religious beliefs using a unique analogy involving the Marvel Universe.

Today’s episode takes a look at all of the different ways Maron has gotten laughs on religion throughout his career while David and Steve share their interpretations of religion by asking and answering what's funny, what's not, why, and what are some fresh takes that prove you can laugh at that.

Music: @producedbyzip

Thanks to Golden Ox Studios

Ryley Nezballa joins the show to talk Catholic priests and how to turn the topic into comedy by breaking down bits by Christopher Titus, Barry Crimmins, Pete Davidson, and Anthony Jeselnik

This episode covers the importance of punching up your setups, playing cat-and-mouse with audiences, silliness, free will, tension and release, coronavirus, and more.

What’s funny, what’s not, why, and what’s a fresh angle that proves you can laugh at that?

Music: @producedbyzip

Thanks to Golden Ox Stu

David and Steve video chat with Gheramy Demery about bombing and how to use it as a tool for growth. We tell our worst bombing stories, and talk about working in bad rooms for bad producers, capturing an audience’s attention, looking forward to bombing, confidence vs. ego, caring too much, punching down on yourself, self-awareness, being interesting, developing your comedic voice, learning from other comics, and more.

Music: @producedbyzip.

Thanks to Golden Ox Studios