Two stand-up comedians and “Last Comic Standing” winners, John Heffron and Jon Reep. They talk about a variety of different topics, all focused around entertaining you the listener
This is the OFFICIAL Heffron and Reep Show, voted the #1 podcast by both the “World Podcast Federation” and the “Podcasting Ranking Association.” The show is hosted by 2 stand-up comedians and “Last Comic Standing” winners, John Heffron and Jon Reep. They talk about a variety of different topics, all focused around entertaining you the listener. And, as a added BONUS, by listening to the Heffron & Reep Show, you’ll avoid pain in your neck and back region, replaced by the feeling of immense pleasure. So, ask yourself, isn’t that what you really want?
Your Hosts
John Heffron: Energetic and accessible, acclaimed standup John Heffron shares an array of relatable experiences from childhood through life as a married father. He’s learned a thing or two about relationships with family, friends, and even himself along his journeys, gaining an astute, uniquely honest perspective widely praised among his comedy peers. Audiences of all ages relate to his enthusiastic, hard-won wisdom, recognizing how often the path to maturity is marked by universal triumphs and failures. Rather than mock differences, the Detroit native aims to engage, connect, and enlighten.
Long before emerging victorious in the second season of NBC’s hit reality competition Last Comic Standing, Heffron first took the stage at the University of Michigan campus’s Main Street Comedy Showcase. He soon found himself skipping night classes to pursue his passion and branching into FM radio, serving as Danny Bonaduce’s wingman on Detroit’s Number One morning show,Danny Bonaduce and the Q Crew.
Along with appearances on The Tonight Show , Chelsea Lately, The Late Late Show, HBO, FX, VH1, A&E, and CMT, Heffron remains one of a small handful of veteran performers to tape two separate Comedy Central specials and has An Hour Special “Middle Class Funny” on Netflix.
In the podcasting realm, Heffron has guested on WTF with Marc Maron, The Joe Rogan Experience, and Ari Shaffir’s Skeptic Tank. He launched his own The State I’m In on the All Things Comedy network in August 2014. Much like his self-effacing live material, Heffron’s podcast invites guests and listeners alike to explore the ever-fluctuating position they find themselves in both physically and mentally.
In addition to headlining clubs and appearing at festivals around the world, Heffron remains in high demand as a performer at events for numerous Fortune 50 companies including Mercedes, Frito Lay, Sonic, Johnson & Johnson, Ernst and Young, And The FBI Just to name a few.
His four albums, Middle Class Funny DVD, and best-selling advice book I Come to You From the Future: Everything You’ll Need to Know Before You Know It are available on iTunes and Amazon.
Jon Reep: Jon Reep is a nationally touring comedian whose contemporary country point of view has won over legions of fans in comedy clubs, on tv and in film. As a stand-up he’s built a following through his hilarious comedy specials and as the winner of NBC’s fifth season of Last Comic Standing. He can currently be seen in Netflix’s “Brad Paisley’s Comedy Rodeo” and his new standup special on Amazon Prime “Ginger Beard Man” or his new standup album “Ginger Pain”released in March 2019 on 800 Pound Gorilla Records. Jon’s hour standup special Jon Reep: Metro Jethro and his half hour standup special both aired on Comedy Central.
Jon is also host of the popular podcast Country-ish on Bill Burr and Al Madrigal’s All Things Comedy digital platform. As an actor, Jon has been seen in Tig Notaro’s Amazon Series One Mississisppi, CW’s Jane The Virgin, ABC’s Black-ish, HBO’s Eastbound and Down, and as the “Hemi Guy” from Dodge’s popular ad campaign. On the big screen he appeared in the feature film Into the Storm and as the beloved “Raymus, the pot smoking farmer” in Harold and Kumar: Escape From Guantanamo Bay.
On a nonstop tour since he burst onto the scene, Jon performs to sold-out audiences at clubs and theaters across the country.
Comedians John Heffron and Jon Reep were both supposed to be on vacation this week, so we were going to do some sort of “best of” show. Instead, Sebastian, from the Country-ish podcast and tired of Jon recording a podcast with someone else behind his back, sabotages the Heffron & Reep show. Sebastian talks with his friend Debbie about girls, relationships, and ideas for apps to help with dating.
Jon Reep is managing the show alone this week, but John Heffron is still able to make a special guest appearance and gives us a tour of the outside of Zanie’s Comedy Club in Nashville and discusses the various comedians that have made the outside wall. What is it going to take for Jon to get his face up there?
Then Jon welcomes super fan Shane Flint to the show and gets to meet his new puppies Cooper & Cash.
This day in history: a Jet Blue steward quits his job in dramatic fashion but telling off the passengers and jumping out of the plane with the inflatable slide. Jon and Shane discuss their own job experiences, and viewers share their stories of leaving jobs in extreme ways.
Comedian and director Steve Byrne joins John Heffron and Jon Reep on the show to share his stories of getting into fights with audience members. And important questions are asked: Should comedians wear padded underwear? What are some memorable comedian wardrobe malfunctions? How do you get your face on the Nashville Zanie’s wall? Don’t forget the “That’s How We Roll” tour of bowling alleys in Michigan coming soon! Will John and Jon have a place to sleep? And how many likes did John Heffron’s apple get on Facebook?
In this week’s episode, comedians John Heffron and Jon Reep OWN Steve Byrne and many others.
There’s talk about Jingle flash mobs, Honey Do list competition, Grover puppets, and Old Crow Medicine Show.
And John and Jon share horror stories about getting punched, slapped, and experiencing other physical abuse during their shows.
While John Heffron is away, Jon Reep invites pro bowling champion, Kyle Troup, to join him for this week’s show. Jon and Kyle talk about bowling, the upcoming Heffron & Reep “That’s How We Roll” tour of bowling alleys, Kyle’s new championship belt, his glorious hair, and Jon’s own experiences with his own hair perms and a Prince-inspired photo shoot.
Do women like men more who do chores or get them gifts and take them on vacations? John and Jon discuss the latest research. Are dishwashers hard to load? John says “yes”. He and Jon come up with ideas for pre-loaded, color-coordinated, self-aware dishwashers Should couples planning to get married go to Home Depot beforehand to make sure they are compatible with their dishwasher loading abilities? Cause the chores you do in your first few weeks of marriage are the ones you’re stuck with. How many hotel bathtubs have you thrown up in? John and Jon discuss their upcoming bowling alley tour. Are there northern ghosts in Meskegan? Are there people buried underneath one of the bowling alleys they are visiting? Should Jon and John’s have matching bowling balls? OMG!! Right?!?
Jon Reep is taking the night off, so comedian Tammy Pescatelli joins John Heffron to discuss John’s new sippy cup, root canals… are they for real? John’s new Michigan-shaped charcuterie board, the upcoming “That’s How We Roll” tour of bowling alleys, why asking random people for money on Venmo is kind of ridiculous (but, just in case, John’s Venmo account is @ComedianJohnHeffron and Tammy’s is @Tammy-Pescatelli), their “Before & After” company idea, and what is the ideal comedian’s wardrobe?
Hear comedians John Heffron and Jon Reep talk about Josh Blue appearing on America’s Got Talent, how Reep has been trolling Lee Greenwood online, their potential upcoming comedy tour of bowling alleys, Iliza Sclesinger’s new movie “Good on Paper”, whether or not Iliza talked smack about Reep and his gift for merchandising, how Heffron apparently forgot working with Reep years ago, “Maybe later, I’m probably gonna catch some frogs”, and the “Grease 2” soundtrack.
John Heffron and Jon Reep are joined by comedians Tammy Pescatelli and Josh Blue to discuss America’s Got Talent, USO trips and dust storms with Lee Greenwood, and Last Comic Standing.
Comedians Jon Reep and John Heffron get together to talk about their latest “Town Swap” adventures. Jon discusses his recent trip to John’s house in Michigan and the activities they engaged in during the visit, including backyard yoga, sold-out comedy shows, and getting called out for being creepy in a high school parking lot.
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