Episode 43 - Phillip Stermer

On this episode, Joe-Joe talks with comedian Phillip Stermer about family life, the road, characters, and his particular approach to his act. Also, Joe-Joe prattles on about emotional abuse and obsession as a sort-of apology for not getting this episode to you when he was supposed to. I thought we were over this, but we didn’t work in it hard enough.

Episode 42 - Willie Travis

On this episode, Joe-Joe talks with comedian Willie Travis about his travels, procrastination, growing up in the south, and trying at being a comic. Also, Joe-Joe apologizes about being missing for two weeks. He promises it won't happen again. We're back, and we're working.

Episode 41 - Carlos Rodriguez

On this episode, Joe-Joe sits down with comedian Carlos Rodriguez where they discuss comedy, substance abuse, "capers," and the power of the truth. Also, Joe-Joe discusses how freaked out he is that he needs dental work. This substance has been rated "Working" for all known uses.

Episode 40 - Kelvin Kumar

On his episode, Joe-Joe talks with stand-up comedian Kelvin Kumar about comedy, accents, his divorce, and work ethic. Also, Joe-Joe realizes something about why he's been so depressed this week and downshifts the mood of the episode right at the start. I started this thing working, now I'm here.

Episode 39 - Jesse Jones

On this episode, joe-joe talks with comedian extraordinaire Jesse Jones about improv, writing, what he learned from his time LA, and their favorite bits from fellow Sacramento comedy podcast STAB! Also, on this episode joe-joe talks about how he keeps from being miserable, and moralizes on something that you're not allowed to do as a comedian. It's late, but it works.

Episode 38 - Edgar Granados

On this episode, Joe-Joe talks to comedian Edgar Granados about life, comedy, illicit drug use, and why college sucks. Also, Joe-Joe talks about his most recent obsessions in what sounds like a fake voice. Things are working like normal again, methinks.

Episode 37 - Nick Aragon

On this episode of the liquor lamp, Joe-Joe talks to comedian Nick Aragon. about his adventures in Los Angeles, how it has affected his comedy, and how it feels seeing heroes work on material like the rest of us. Also, Joe-Joe has a short panic attack about not having a guest lined up for this week, and having run out of episodes. This works, and hopefully it will work again next week, too.