Episode 9 - Des Henderson

In this episode of The Liquor Lamp, Joe-Joe sits down and talks with the delightful Des Henderson about family, comedy, future plans, hosting an open-mic for a long time, and how ungodly early 9am is. Also, Joe-Joe forgets it's the 9th episode for about two minutes, and regales us with an accurate description of his personal sadness. Works this? You better believe it.

Episode 8 - Andrew Ouellette

On this episode of the Liquor Lamp Podcast with Joe-Joe Louis, Joe-Joe sits down to talk with comedian Andrew Ouellette about his favorite shows, his worst shows, his vision, the way he thinks about stand-up, and making a microphone out of a rock. Also, in this episode, Joe-Joe reveals something interesting to Andrew (and by extension all of you listeners) that sounds made up, but totally isn't. Episode 8: it works harder than you might expect.

Episode 7 - John Ross

On episode 7 of The Liquor Lamp Podcast with Joe-Joe Louis, Joe-Joe talks to the very funny John Ross about: comedy; his divorces; how dedicated we are to anything; and the appeal of suicide. Also, Joe-Joe talks about how the death of Robin Williams is affecting him. O captain, my captain. This totally works.

Episode 6 - Michael Patten

On this episode of The Liquor Lamp Podcast, Joe-Joe talks to Michael Patten about among other subjects: lateness, comics we admire, authenticity on stage, and some of his adventures living in Hawaii. Also, during this episode, Joe-Joe gets really emotional about his anger problem and how hard it is to be like Superman. This episode works, folks. It does.

Episode 5 - Diana Hong

In episode 5 of The Liquor Lamp podcast with Joe-Joe Louis, Joe-Joe talks with immensely funny, and deep thinking Diana Hong about getting older, the paths that lead us into doing comedy, whether people can change, and slavery. Also, Joe-Joe recants statements on a previous episode out of sheer defensiveness. This episode is brought to you by 192kbs, which makes the file a lot bigger, but also sound a lot less like it's being gurgled out by a robot's armpit. In other words, it totally works.