Jon Reep is a Last Comic Standing winner, and his own podcast, Country-ish. Alone one night, and with no money, Jon walked into a comedy club and asked the woman in the box office if he could just take a quick peak inside the showroom. She let him, and he was hooked. We chat about his early days, when celebrities are in the crowd, what celebrities are NOT in the crowd, we praise Brian Regan and Mitch Hedberg, and like all good podcasts, we wrap-up with each of us sharing a story of seeing a homeless man jerk-off.

Preston and Steve have been on morning radio in Philly since the 90s and have been #1 in ratings for fifteen years straight, but not many people know that in the 1980s, Steve was a stand-up comic before he got into radio. Starting comedy on Long Island, he came up with Eddie Murphy and Rosie O’Donnell, and in this episode, we talk about some old (really old!) comedy influences, the different types of comedy, when college gigs used to be fun and his transition into radio. He’s had quite the career, and he was more than happy to share it all!

Dan Cummins is the hardest working comic I know. He’s also the comic I’ve worked with the most. We met in Cleveland four years ago, hit it off, and we’ve toured all over the country together and I learned a ton working with him. With eight albums, FOUR HUNDRED MILLION Pandora streams and – wait for it – THREE podcasts of his own, I’m glad he found time to chat. In this episode, we discuss his early days in comedy, dabbling as a guitar act, working the road, memorable shows we’ve had together and encores.

Pat House is a nationally-touring comedian based out of Philadelphia. A regular performer in comedy clubs, casinos and theaters all over the country, Pat has been a choice opener for Sebastian Maniscalco, Tom Segura and Dan Cummins. He recorded his first album Biggest Thing in 2013, and his latest album Heard Enough Yesterday, hit #1 on the iTunes comedy charts. Both can be heard on iTunes, Amazon and Pandora.

We don’t cross paths much, but when we do, Michael Somerville and I will always catch up – and DRINK! (I think I’m still hungover from our Vegas weekend back in February). From his first time on stage at Notre Dame to multiple Letterman appearances, we discuss how his friends talked him into becoming a comedian and hanging out in Vegas, baby!

Are Josh Gondelman and I the same person?? In this episode, we find out we have a million similarities in our early comedy influences, how we started doing stand-up, and many, many other eerie coincidences. Starting comedy in Boston, his career has taken him to Last Week Tonight with John Oliver and Desus and Mero. Give it a listen!

This week’s guest is Ryan Conner, my old roommate from my short stint living in Hoboken, NJ. We discuss the very early days of Ryan’s career and my absolute favorite joke of his (it’s about me.)

A bagel and a grape make the perfect snack to enjoy as you listen to episode #3 with my guest, Ted Alexandro. Ted has been one of my favorite comics since I was in high school and we’ve worked together a lot over the years. From his first set to Madison Square Garden, we chat about his early days and what it’s like to perform in 20,000-seat arenas. Give it a listen!

In this episode Pat House and JoAnn Schinderle podcast from a hotel room while on tour in Wisconsin. The pair talk about her first time on stage doing comedy and how she got her start.

I Guess I’ll Do It with Pat House is here! Pat describes his first time on stage and introduces the show in his inaugural episode.