Kevin Farley is on the show to joke around and end the Series on Episode 157.

Don Jamieson (VH-1, Terrorizing Telemarketers, SNY) is on the show to joke around after launching his brand new weekly YouTube Series 'THAT Rocks!' with Eddie Trunk and Jim Florentine on Episode 156.

Will Noonan (Netflix, Soft Boys, Boston's Best) is on the show to joke around before releasing his Debut Special '50 TikToks At Once' on Episode 155.

Vinnie Brand (O&A, Tough Crowd, LCS) is on the show to joke around after releasing his Debut Special ‘RIP Fat Bobby’ on Episode 154.

Shuli Egar (The Uncle Rico Show) and Anthony Zenhauser (Men Are Talking) are on the show to joke around and discuss the beginning of the end of the Just Joking series.

Eleanor Kerrigan is on the show from Showtime & Comedy Central to joke around after filming her brand new Special at The World Famous Comedy Store & launching her brand new podcast What's up, Doc! on Episode 152.

Joe DeVito is on the show to joke around after releasing his latest Dry Bar Special (with 5 mil views) and joining “Gutfeld!” (with 2.5 mil viewers) as a writer, panelist, and performer on Episode 151.

Jackie Martling is on the show to joke around after releasing his latest book ‘Bow to Stern’ and launching his brand new podcast 'Stand Up Memories’ on Episode 150.

Carlos Mencia (Mind of Mencia, The Heartbreak Kid, HBO) is on the show to joke around after filming two brand new Specials on Episode 149.

Shuli Egar (The Uncle Rico Show), Bob Levy (Out of The Coffin), and Anthony Zenhauser (Men Are Talking) are on the show to joke around after launching The Shuli Network on Episode 148.

Joe Dombrowski (Ellen, GMA, The Social Studies Podcast, and his nation wide tour) is on the show to joke around before filming his Debut Stand Up Special (3/18) in Los Angeles on Episode 147.

Scott Seiss is back on the show to joke around and help us launch our first show back, now LIVE on The Shuli Network every Friday, after the release of his debut blockbuster movie Cocaine Bear on a chaotic Episode 146.

The show celebrates its third full year, the only way that we know how, by making fun of Geno Bisconte with a special surprise from Shuli Egar.

Joe ‘Mr D’ Dombrowski is on the show and the internet’s favorite teacher, an educator by day and comedian by night, when a viral ‘Spelling Test’ prank launched him into multiple appearances on Ellen, Good Morning America, a country wide comedy tour, and a popular podcast called ‘Social Studies’ where he recaps insane teacher stories weekly, on Episode 144.

Ian Lara is on the show and one of standup’s rising stars, launching off the success of multiple Comedy Central, JFL, and Tonight Show spots, he’s logging a monster 2022 off the debut of his must see CC Half Hour & breakout HBO Special this year, on Episode 143.

Jamie Lissow is on the show and a Gutfeld! Regular, from the Tonight Show & Late Late Show to Comedy Central & Last Comic Standing, he’s launched his writing into a Rob Schneider partnership with Netflix’s Real Rob, Daddy Daughter Trip, and the upcoming sequel The Animal 2, on Episode 142.

Ariel Elias is on the show and the most badass beer chugger on the internet, a regular around New York by way of Kentucky, she’s been featured by The NY Times, Rolling Stone, Good Morning America (and every other publication you know); been seen in The Marvelous Ms. Maisel, at JFL New Faces, and most recently making her Late Night Debut on Jimmy Kimmel Live, on Episode 141.

Don Jamieson is back on the show, after releasing the #1 comedy album in the country ‘Terrorizing Telemarketers 7’ with his #1 comedy partner Jim Florentine, to joke around before heading on the road on Episode 140.

Peter Grosz is on the show straight from the driver’s seat of the Sonic Drive-Thru commercials, a Chicago boy by way of the Second City, he’s written for comedy heavy weights like Colbert, Seth Meyers, & Amy Sedaris; been seen on comedy blockbusters like Curb, Inside Amy Schumer, & Key and Peele; most known for his time on Veep, around the New York circuit, and in a city near you soon, on Episode 139.

Adam Ferrara is on the show, from Comedy Central & Top Gear to Nurse Jackie & Rescue Me, he’s one of comedy’s greats on stage & off, from the big screen movies to The Adam Ferrara Podcast, on Episode 138.

Ophira Eisenberg is back on the show after the release of her brand new Special ‘Plant Based Jokes’, fresh off her latest Late Late Show appearance and the Smart Mouth Comedy Tour, to joke around before the launch of her brand new iHeartPodcast ‘Parenting is a Joke’, on Episode 137.

Andy Fiori is on the show and a SiriusXM staple, as a Regular on Bennington & Merc Face from The Bonfire, to Producer of The Dipaolo Show & Host of The Raw Report, he’s one of the best on and off stage from JFL to the NY scene, and you can check out his Debut Special “Check Right” right now, on Episode 136.

Shuli Egar and Bob Levy are back on the show, after launching ‘The B.S.’ and rebooting ‘The Miserable Men’ shows, with another addition to their podcast partnership ‘The Uncle Rico Show’, to joke around during Shuli’s east coast residency and before Levy’s Comedy Loft opening, on Episode 135.

Scott Seiss is on the show and The Angry Retail Guy, a nationally touring comic and Ikea employee gone viral, he’s launched his career with hilarious videos and shows alongside comics like Patton Oswald, Bo Burnam, & Roy Wood Jr; most recently being cast in the upcoming Universal film ‘Cocaine Bear’ with Elizabeth Banks, on Episode 134.

Chrissie Mayr is back on the show after launching her latest projects ‘Chrissie Mayr in the Morning’ & ‘SimpCast’ (joining the ‘Chrissie Mayr Podcast’ & ‘Wet Spot’), fresh off a big appearance on ‘Gutfeld!’ and the release of her debut album ‘Live from January 6th’, to joke around before her Headlining weekend at the Comedy Cove, on Episode 133.

Michael Somerville is on the show and one of standup’s most loved, a true comic’s comic and as versatile as they come, being featured everywhere from Letterman & Comedy Central to Time & Maxim Magazine, writing and hosting the hit reality show Wingman while penning the dating column for Glamour, ranging from JFL to corporate cruises he’s got a universal appeal that’s earned him millions of views on his digital shorts and Album of The Year from SiriusXM with his latest work “No Sudden Movements”, on Episode 132.

Brendan Sagalow is back on the show, after the release of his debut album “Not Now More Than Ever”, the launch of his “Here’s The Scenario” podcast patreon with Mike Cannon and Mike Feeney, and his “New Faces” appearance at Just For Laughs, to joke around before his upcoming Headlining Show at New York Comedy Club, on Episode 131.

Chivalry isn’t dead. Xia Anderson is on the show and probably a regular on your favorite podcast, a Twitch streamer and YouTube star, you can catch her keeping up with Jim Norton weekly as the Co-Host of The Chip Chipperson Podcast, see her live at XiaLand on OnlyFans, and hear her answer the internet’s most outlandish questions with her husband on their own Unqualified Experts, on a newsworthy Episode 130.

Waiting for Hollywood to call… John Moses is on the show and one of Canada’s darkest, from recovering degenerate to roasting degenerates, he’s a 3x Gotham Comedy Live performer and favorite, as real as can be and a must see on stage, with two hours “On The Edge” & “Upper Middle Trash” voted by Laughspin & SiriusXM as one of the Top Albums of 2012 & 2016, you can hear him regularly as the cohost of the popular podcast Fight Stories and right here on Episode 129.

Maria Heinegg is on the show and one of NY’s most loved, from appearances with Tig & Gina Yashere to appearing on Bravo & HBO, she’s a force on stage and off as a frequent contributor to College Humor & The Huffington Post, you can hear her regularly on SiriusXM & her upcoming podcast Baby Adult, on a hysterical Episode 128.

Mark Demayo is on the show and one of the OG’s of New York comedy, from retired cop to club regular, he’s been seen putting together 20 years of experience on the job and in entertainment with his critically acclaimed One Man Show “20 & Out”; performing on Showtime, Last Comic Standing, and Comedy Central; acting on CBS, NBC, and Optimum’s The Unmovers; and weekly on Police Off The Cuff’s “The Week in Crime”, this week on Episode 127.

Josh Adam Meyers is on the show and the creator of The Goddamn Comedy Jam, known for his appearances on Bill Burr’s “The Ringers” on Comedy Central and “Friends That Kill” on Netflix, he’s the voice of DJ Howlin Hank on “F is for Family” and the host of the Spotify Original podcast “The 500” on Episode 126.

The Reverend Bob Levy is back on the show to joke around before Geno Bisconte’s big comeback on Episode 125.

Charles McBee is on the show and a regular around the New York comedy scene, with multiple appearances on Gotham Comedy Live, FOX, and the New York Comedy Festival, he’s lent his creative voice to MTV’s Wild ‘N Out, The VMA’s, and Golden Globes, most recently as the Head Writer of Tha God’s Honest Truth with Charlemagne Tha God on Episode 124.

Matt Pavich is on the show and one of the realest comics out, a hilarious standup with features on MTV/JFL/HBO and across the digital world, living through the highs and lows of life and bringing it all on stage, he tackles mental illness as well as anyone, and brings you through the mania of living with Bipolar Disorder on his latest Special “Wednesday’s @ Bellevue”, The Episodes podcast, and right here on Episode 123.

Rell Battle is on the show and one of standup’s most successful, from creating the comedy phenomenon Roast Battle to acting in phenomenal comedy roles, launching his career from comedy clubs and Conan to Superior Donuts on CBS and Killing It with Craig Robinson, he’s a must see on stage and a must hear right here on Episode 122.

Richie Redding is on the show and one of the strongest closers in comedy, from Ivy League to recovering comic, launching a career on the Katt Williams Tour, features on HBO, SirusXM, JFL, and the USO, the release of his #1 Album of the Year, and most recently the creation of a full scale corporate comedy consulting company Funnier Than You Are, he’s lead the life with the story to tell on Episode 121.

Katie Boyle is on the show and one of Ireland’s greatest exports, making her way through the top clubs in New York City and making fans all over the Tik Tok world, hear her weekly as the hilarious host of The Shift podcast and right here on a self improving Episode 120.

Mike Cannon is back on the show to joke around, after the premiere of his brand new Special, “White Privilege Homeless”, the taping of a Special 4/20 show, and the success of the “Here’s The Scenario” podcast Patreon, on Episode 119.

Gianmarco Soresi is on the show and one of comedy’s multi talents, from musical theater and sketch to big time acting and standup, he’s got a resume spanning from Off-Broadway and Funny Or Die to Hustlers and The Last OG, with a national tour and features on Comedy Central, PBS, and SeeSo all setting the stage for a world class Jeff Goldblum impression and Episode 118.

Chris Alan is on the show and one of comedy’s up and coming, from former military to DC regular, he’s a staple in the standup scene that’s been seen on Laughs on Fox, heard on his debut album Off Script, and opening for one of the country’s biggest comics Mark Normand, with mentions on JRE and right here on Episode 117.

Dave Sirus is on the show and one of comedy’s biggest writers, from Archie Black and Triumph the Insult Comic Dog to SNL and The King of Staten Island, he’s launched his standup career into a collaboration with Pete Davidson, as he steps into his latest role writing/producing on the upcoming Peacock Series “Bupkis” and right now on Episode 116.

Chloe Radcliffe is on the show and one of comedy’s rising stars, a writer for The Tonight Show, she’s been featured in New York Magazine and named one of TBS’ Comics To Watch, most recently performing on Comedy Central and writing her own way with a brand new project being developed right now on Episode 115.

Joe Bartnick is back on the show to joke around before taping his Hour Special at The Den Theatre in Chicago with Bill Burr on Episode 114.  

Mike Recine is on the show and one of the realest writers in standup, his raw approach and dark wit are the perfect combination for his unique style, that’s seen him from Conan and Comedy Central to JFL and the VMA’s, and right now on Episode 113.

Dave Landau is back on the show after a big move to the Mug Club on Louder with Crowder, a nation wide tour, and shooting his brand new Special in front of two SOLD OUT shows and four thousand people at The Majestic Theatre, to joke around on Episode 112.

Carlos Mencia is back on the show after a crazy week, with some colorful commentary, wild stories, and big laughs on an old school Episode 111.

Eagle Witt is on the show and one of standup’s rising stars from the New York comedy clubs to Madison Square Garden, he’s everything you want in a comic and as likable as they come, when he’s not touring the country with Aziz Ansari you can catch him on Comedy Central, Kevin Hart’s LOL, and right here on Episode 110.

Wendi Starling is back on the show after a relocation and a life rebranding, with her brand new podcast grab bag “Hey! It’s Wendi…” feat a different theme each week, from the mindful journal “I Love You. Please Stop.”, to the interview show “Laugh. Cry. Cum.”, with monthly episodes of “The Helpful Ho Show”, and real time updates of her big announcement with her latest show “Baby on the Way!!”, to joke around on a real page turning Episode 109.

Shuli Egar is back on the show after the success of The Shuli Show, with of a whole new lineup of Patreon podcasts featuring shows like the rebranded Miserable Men, Ask Suzanne, and Thanks For Coming Out, to joke around before hitting the road on Episode 108.

Jon Fisch is on the show and an absolute staple in NY comedy, appearing on The Late Show with both Letterman and Colbert, he’s an everyman with an edge and an individual appeal that’s seen him on Comedy Central, Last Comic Standing, and his debut Special “Hinged”, helping break down an insane week on war-torn Episode 107.

Jackie Martling is on the show and a complete comedy legend, from decades on stage doing standup to decades of radio sitting next to Howard Stern, and everything else in between, he’s the real deal and an old school soul with some wild stories on Episode 106.

Aaron Berg is back on the show after the release of his brand new Special ‘Aaron Berg Stands Down’, GaS Digital podcast ‘Berg’s Base’, and Patreon launch of ‘The Bawdy Builder’ to joke around on freedom filled Episode 105.

Will Noonan is back on the show, after some big gigs with Schulz and Attell and the launch of his new podcast ‘Soft Boys’, to joke around before the release of his new movie ‘Salesmen’ on Episode 104.

Brad Williams is back on the show after multiple Netflix Specials, Late Night Spots, and podcast appearances, ahead of his Headlining Weekend at Carolines on Broadway, to joke around with the guys for a Saturday morning business write off Episode 103.

Monroe Martin is on the show and one of the realest comics out, turning a tough life in Philly to a comedy career in New York, he brings his brutally honest, uniquely raw, and absolutely hilarious approach to the stage and turns his life story into brilliant comedy, that’s been seen on the Tonight Show, Comedy Central, Netflix and more, in this undeniably funny Episode 102.

Rachel Feinstein is on the show and one of New York’s best, a staple in the standup scene and a killer on stage, she’s a comedic regular on tv and films like HBO’s Crashing, Top Five, and Trainwreck, with multiple Specials on Comedy Central and Netflix, and a finals appearance on Last Comic Standing, you can hear her on her latest project “The Call Girls” a prank call album with Jessica Kirson and with us right here on Episode 101.

Bob Levy and Geno Bisconte are back on the show to help us celebrate the 100th episode, the only way that we know how, with pure chaos and three generations of stupid.

Dean Edwards is on the show from Saturday Night Live, a multitalented comedian with a career covering acting, writing, and voiceover, he’s an outstanding standup that’s been making audiences laugh for years on shows like Comics Unleashed, Last Call with Carson Daily, The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson and now on a genuinely funny Episode 99.

Eleanor Kerrigan is on the show and one of the most fearless comics out, from the streets of South Philly to the tops of LA Standup, with a comedy career years in the making, she went from serving drinks at the legendary Comedy Store to starring in the Showtime documentary and cohosting the official podcast, you can catch her on Comedy Central, The Joe Rogan Experience, opening for Andrew ‘Dice’ Clay, and crushing her brand new album ‘Lady Like’, she’s an absolute can’t miss on stage and in Episode 98.

Natalie Cuomo is on the show and a true up and comer in comedy, from features in major publications to producing weekly standup shows at The Stand and Tiny Cupboard, she’s climbing her way through the NY scene and hitting the road with legendary names, she can be heard regularly on SiriusXM, her GaS Digital show ‘Help!’, and right here on Episode 97. Fuck I forgot to send it

The show celebrates it’s second full year with bunch of booze, stories, and no shortage of Geno Bisconte jokes on a ridiculous Episode 96.

Shane Torres is on the show and one of comedy’s most charming, a southern boy by way of Oregon to New York, he’s a rising star in standup who’s storytelling and wayward words deliver a huge connection and controlled chaos that audiences love, being featured and going viral for his killer appearances on Conan, a Comedy Central Half Hour, multiple TV sets, as well as touring the country’s best clubs, and joining comedy’s biggest party with Bert Kreischer, and Episode 95.

Joanne Nosuchinsky is on the show and the co-host of Compound Media’s Mornin’ show, a former Fox Red Eye permanent panelist, this Miss New York is a total talent, who’s success spans from on-air personality to on-screen actress and even the live stage, that spends her current days holding court with some of the best comedians in the country, and on episode 94.

Rich Vos, Bonnie McFarlane, James Mattern, and Marcus Monroe are on the show from the New York Comedy Festival, recorded live at New York Comedy Club, for a podcast crossover event that nobody asked for, on Episode 93.

Lisa Lampanelli is on the show and Comedy’s (retired) Lovable Queen of Mean, after more than 30 years of touring the country’s best venues, headlining the biggest roasts, and being part of TV’s funniest moments, the standup legend is now spending her time as a recovering advice giver and half assed life coach to two young comics, helping them find the perfect balance of life and work that she found in retirement, every week on the Losers With A Dream podcast and an enlighteningly funny Episode 92.

Jamie Kennedy is on the show and a jack of all trades when it comes to entertainment, from standup comedian to movie star and everything in between, an accomplished writer and television vet, you can hear him now on his popular podcast Hate To Break It To Ya and up next on Episode 91.

Tom Cassidy is on the show and one of Philly’s funniest, whether writing for Adult Swim, roasting one of the greats, or doing stand up nightly in New York, he’s one of the sharpest around that can regularly be heard on SiriusXM, his debut album Funnymatic, the Top 9 podcast, and right here on Episode 90.

Caitlin Peluffo and Steven Rogers are on the show and two of the rising stars in standup, two young comics each making their mark around the New York scene and nationwide festivals, performances on The Late Show and with legends on the road, Co-Headlining clubs across the country and a rare podcast appearance as comedy’s new power couple to give Tom, Christina, Rich and Bonnie a run for their money on Episode 89.

Ophira Eisenberg is on the show and the Host of NPR’s Hit comedy trivia show, with a resume as successful as wide spanning in entertainment, from celebrity interviews to published memoirs, appearances in top Comedy Festivals, Late Night shows, and Comedy Central, you can see her performing nightly around New York and on her debut Special ‘Inside Joke’, and hear her on multiple best selling albums and right here on Episode 88.

Bill Schulz is on the show and one of the funniest journalists working, an entertainment writer, corespondent, and tv host, Bill’s work has been featured in Maxim, The Daily Beast, and The New York Times, as a senior editor for Stuff Magazine, and seen on Fox News’ “Red Eye” and Compound Media’s “Mornin’!!!”, using his oddly profound and uniquely comedic voice, to square up with some of the best comics in the country and on Episode 87.

Carly Aquilino is on the show and an MTV OG, from her break through on Girl Code to bouncing through prime time, she’s toured comedy clubs throughout the country and filmed with the King of Staten Island, beloved by comics and fans alike, she’s a favorite in New York and on Episode 86.

Nathan Macintosh is on the show and one of Canada’s greatest exports, from his Half Hour Special on The Comedy Network to appearances on The Tonight Show, Conan, and Colbert, with an old school fire and a new school originality, he’s made his mark as one of the hardest acts to follow in the New York scene, the national stage, and Episode 85.

Matthew Broussard is on the show and one of the brightest comics in standup, the son of a chemist and biologist, he blends his family genes with a brilliant sense of humor and sharp cutting nature, becoming the full package and consistently delivering on TV, Film, and Episode 84.

Brent Terhune is on the show and the redneck y’all love to hate, a hilarious comedian from Indiana that’s turned his viral videos into worldwide laughs and nationwide dates, with multiple chart topping comedy albums and popular podcast appearances, he’s one of Variety’s 10 Comics to Watch and SiriusXM’s top comics to hear, on Episode 83.

Casey Balsham is on the show and one of the most underrated comedians out, an undeniable combination of silly and sharp, you can hear her killing on her debut album “Son of a Barb” and discussing the latest in killings on her “Shady Shit” podcast, then be sure to catch her performing at a comedy club near you and on a hysterical Episode 82.

Chris porter is on the show and one of the Last Comics Standing, from launching a career on NBC, appearances on Kimmel and Comedy Central, to landing multiple Specials on Netflix and Amazon, he’s a comic’s comic touring the country and a hilarious hang, on Episode 81.

Chris Roach is on the show and a throwback comic made the old school way, a hustling stand up from Long Island seen one night by Kevin James, turning a random set into a Debut Album, National Tour, and regular role on a CBS Sitcom, in a good old fashion Episode 80.

Dave Juskow is on the show and one of comedy’s favorite, a friend to the industry and a staple in the scene, he’s a regular on tv and a go-to for the greats; through acting, stand up, and writing, he’s amongst the most naturally funny people on the planet and on Episode 79.

Katie Hannigan is on the show and the perfect blend of Midwest sweet with New York sass, going from molding minds as a teacher to making ‘em laugh on HBO max, she’s as hilarious and hard-working as they come, on an old school entertaining Episode 78.

Damien Lemon is on the show and one of NY’s own, from starring on TruTv and MTV to roles on the big screen and touring the country, he's witty, wise, and as funny as they come on a solid Episode 77.

Todd Barry is on the show and one of comedy’s most famous, from Netflix Specials to movie roles, the standup stage and Twitter fights with Colin Quinn, he’s cool, calm, sharp cutting, and always hilarious on Episode 76.            

Danny Polishchuk is on the show and one of Canada’s best, a Toronto comedian by way of American entertainment, he co-stars in some of the internet’s most viral sketches and co-hosts the popular Boyscast Podcast, on a steady and silly Episode 75.

Subhah Agarwal is on the show and one of the hardest working comics in the game, from open mic nights in New York City to writing for The Jim Jeffries Show and performing on Late Night with Lilly Singh, she’s a natural hustler that puts in the work and has been seen on Comedy Central, HBO Max, and much more to come because of it, on an old school Episode 74.

Graham Kay and Robby Slowik are both on the show and amazing non edgy comedians, taking Netflix and Late Night by storm and teaming up to figure out how to become edgy, each week on their podcast and this mildly edgy Episode 73.

Doug Stanhope is on the show and one of the greatest of all time, a legendary comedian, with an illustrious career, on an incredibly fun Episode 72.

Chad Zumock is on the show and Florida’s greatest comedian, an Ohio radio legend turned podcasting provocateur, genius of marketing, and one of comedy’s most controversial, he tours with legends and runs South Tampa, on a Silk City fueled Episode 71.

Liza Treyger is on the show and as free as she is funny on stage, from Chicago to New York and LA, she’s controlled, chaotic, and hysterical, from Netflix to Network TV and the movies, on a salacious Episode 70.

Nick Griffin is on the show and one of the kings of late night comedy, an all around great guy and killer comedian from Kansas, believe it or not, he’s written himself an unreal resume with over 25 years in the business and over 20 appearances across Late Night, including 11 on Letterman alone, and finally Episode 69.

Krystyna Hutchinson is on the show and one of the biggest self starters in comedy, from building a career co-hosting one of the biggest podcasts out, to appearing on TruTV, Comedy Central, and world wide tours, she’s edgy, honest, and flat out funny, on Episode 68.

Joe Matarese is on the show and one of the standup greats, with a stacked resume spanning Specials, TV, Podcasts and more, he’s been through it all and is one of the best, on Episode 67.

Brendan Sagalow is on the show and one of the realest comics out, whether writing for MTV or online sketches, pumping out podcasts or jokes, he’s a rising name in standup and relentlessly himself, on Episode 66.

Andy Haynes is on the show and smoothly sharp on stage, his uniquely calming and quietly edgy personality set him apart and push him ahead, in a solid comedy career of Comedy Central, Late Night, Roast Battles and more, on an easy listening Episode 65.

Emma Willmann is on the show and an undeniable comedian, through multiple Late Night appearances to recurring TV roles, she’s as clever as she is real, on an undeniably funny Episode 64.

Wendi Starling is on the show and one of the wildest comics out, whether she’s being featured on Playboy Radio, the focus of the Funny Pains documentary, or just crushing it at her live show Glamourpuss, she’s lived a thousand lives from standup to sex work and is hysterical in them all, on an insanely funny Episode 63.

Sean Patton is on the show and one of the best storytellers in standup, meticulous, silly, and somehow funnier with every turn, turning his comedic stylings into a killer career, from Late Night and Specials to hosting tv shows and popular podcasts, on a solid Episode 62.

Lizz Winstead is on the show and one of the coolest comics in the game, from tv appearances and authoring books to creating cultural movements and The Daily Show, she’s a total badass and a hysterical talent, on Episode 61.

Gina Brillon is on the show and one of the most authentic comics in comedy, whether she’s on the front page of Amazon with her new Special or on the road opening up for Fluffy, she’s hilariously herself: sugar sweet, New York tough, and funny as hell, on Episode 60.

Sarah Tollemache is on the show and one of the funniest perspectives in standup, with a homerun resume including LCS, CC, and Late Night, she’s equally as sharp and soft spoken as she is unique and punchy, on an incredibly funny Episode 59.

Christian Finnegan is on the show and poignantly funny, from talking points to hilarious punchlines, he tackles it all and does it everywhere, from VH-1 and CC to TBS and SiriusXM, on a very well versed Episode 58.

Andy Fiori and Sean Donnelly are on the show and teaming up, as two of the funniest solo comics with SiriusXM shows, link up to hilariously talk life, movies, and more on the DYM Podcast, and Episode 57.

Chuck Nice is on the show and one of television’s funniest, from hosting on HGTV and The View to killing on TruTV and VH-1, he’s as insightful as he is hilarious and easily one of the best comics out, on a fun filled Episode 56.

Alli Breen is on the show and one of everyone’s all around favorites, from Bob and Tom to Artie Lange, she’s the perfect compliment, always hilarious, and everything you want in a comic, on Episode 55.

Shuli Egar is on the show and one of the funniest comics in radio, from humble beginnings of standup in Vegas to years on the greatest radio show in history, he’s back on tour and out on his own with his comedy charting podcast The Shuli Show, on a story filled Episode 54.

Rosebud Baker is on the show and one of the rising stars in standup, through touring with household names to performing top festivals and features on Comedy Central, she’s sharp, dark, and somehow funnier every time that she’s on stage, in this true to form Episode 53.

Bonnie McFarlane is on the show and one of the funniest to do it, from being judged on stage to hating her husband on podcasts, we cover it all because she’s done it all, on a hysterical Episode 52.

Dante Nero is on the show, undeniably funny, and the ultimate guru, taking from comedy, podcasting, and his past life, he perfectly blends entertainment and experience, and people follow, on an insightful Episode 51.

Adrienne Iapalucci is on the show and the queen of dark comedy, whether being a Degenerate on Netflix or cleaning Baby Skeletons out of the closet, she’s quick, smart, and always going for the joke, on an edgy Episode 50.

Cipha Sounds is on the show and one of NYC’s own, from comedy to music he’s part of the culture, with his days at Hot97 and his nights on TruTV, he’s very famous in New York but making his name around the country, and on a very funny Episode 49.

Usama Siddiquee is on the show, one of America’s favorite talents, and one of New York’s funniest comedians, who’s fast and free delivery sets him apart on stage at comedy clubs, on prime time tv, and in Episode 48.

Myka Fox is on the show and one of the sharpest writers in standup, from SNL to Someecards and Roast Battle to Twitter jokes, she’s hilariously twisted and here to spread the holiday cheer on this late Christmas gift of an Episode 47.          

Alexis Guerreros and Christian Polanco are on the show as The Cooligans, two hilarious comedians that turned their love of soccer (and pizza) into a popular podcast and now hit tv show, for this extra good (and gully) Episode 46.

The show celebrates its first year the only way that we could, back where it started, with Geno Bisconte on an absolutely hysterical Episode 45.

Bob DiBuono is on the show and one of the hardest working guys in the biz, from grinding it out in NYC clubs to becoming a regular on Comedy Central’s “The Nightly Show” and performing at Coachella, Bob’s an old school comic that defines hard work pays off on Episode 44.

Mike Vecchione is on the show and the gold standard when it comes to comedians, all over tv and featured in movies, but up on stage where it still matters most, you didn’t kill unless you “Vecchione killed”, on Episode 43.

Dean Obeidallah is on the show and finally out of the driver’s seat of his SiriusXM show, to catch up, bust balls, and make fun of the progress of the world, on a role reversing Episode 42.

Kevin Ryan and H Foley are on the show from the hit comedy podcast “Are You Garbage?”, to lend their skills as the gatekeepers of trash and help make fun of everything in the process, on a very classy Episode 41.

Kerryn Feehan is on the show and a fast rising personality in comedy, through name calling on tv to trading punches online, she’s brutally honest, super funny, and always herself on Episode 40.    

Don Jamieson is on the show and a jack of all trades when it comes to entertaining, from trading music knowledge with metal heads on VH1 and Compound Media, to rocking standup with audiences around the country and his album DENIM AND LAUGHTER, Don does it all on a hilarious Episode 39.

Maddy Smith is on the show and a rising star in comedy, from Roast Master champion to Wild ’N Out regular, her sharp tongue and silly style lead the charge for the next generation and Episode 38.

Will Noonan is on the show and one of Boston’s Best, a true comic respected and praised by peers and legends, a true compliment for a standup with the chops for any platform, he gets the joke and goes for the laugh on Episode 37.

Chrissie Mayr is on the show and a rising voice in entertainment, who’s throwback approach to radio and comedy brings in new fans and success, with a work ethic unparalleled by most in the business and on Episode 36.

Ari Shaffir is on the show and fearless when it comes to comedy, he’s built to make people laugh and lays it all out for the joke with the talent, resume, and balls to back it all up, on an especially funny Episode 35.

Aaron Berg is officially on the show and an absolute powerhouse in comedy, with a deadly combination of wit, energy, and edge, he’s unstoppable on stage and in Episode 34.

Mike Cannon and Mike Feeney are on from the Irish Goodbye Podcast on the GaS Digital Network for our first multi guest show with two great comics teaming up again for one funny Episode 33.

Tom Cotter is on the show, and one of America’s favorite comics from AGT and LCS to late night tv and his Comedy Central Special, he’s one of the best joke writers I’ve seen and one of the sharpest comics I know, for a super fun Episode 32.            

Josh Gondelman is on the show and one of the most creative writers, whether for late night tv or performing on it, his unique perspective and style set him apart in entertainment and on Episode 31.              

Judy Gold is on the show and hysterical as ever ranting, raving, and looking for answers to solve the world’s problems in a near perfect Episode 30 and the first with Paperhouse Network!

Jared Freid is on the show and a rising star in comedy, from the JTrain Podcast to his Instagram advice and Bachelor rants, offering his take on the world’s problems of Episode 29.            

Joe Devito is on the show and a master of the craft, from Late Night TV and Panels to mentoring comics and Specials, he’s a surgeon with a pen and a sniper on the fly with Episode 28.

Jessica Kirson is on the show, my personal favorite and one of the funniest people on the planet, in this extra silly Episode 27.

Brad Williams is on the show from familiar footsteps to a household name in this hilarious homecoming episode 26.              

Joe List is on the show and the definition of undeniable, from Late Night to Netflix to his Upcoming Special, on this silly and steady Episode 25.

Matt Iseman is on the show sharing plenty of laughs and proving why he’s one of America’s favorite hosting comedians for a triumphant Episode 24.

Liz Miele is on the show and constantly entertaining from International Tours and Podcast Patrons to New York Comedy Clubs and Episode 23.

Carmen Lynch is on the show, buzzing off her album, laid back and funny as ever on Episode 22.

Paul Virzi is on the show and taking off online with his Comedy Central Special and Tik Tok fame for a phenomenally funny Episode 21.            

Robert Kelly is on the show and hilarious as always in a ball busting Episode 20.            

Sherrod Small is on the show for some much needed laughs during a powerful news week on an amazing Episode 19.

Rich Vos is on the show and as sharp as they come for a legendary Episode 18.

Mark Normand is on the show, one of the best joke writers on the planet, at the top of his game and out to lunch on Episode 17.

Dave Landau is on the show from co-hosting with Anthony Cumia at Compound Media for a killer Episode 16.

Mark Ellis is on the show fresh off his brand new All Things Comedy Special and from his wildly popular Schmoes Know YouTube show for a fantastic Episode 15.              

Jim Florentine is on the show for a great old fashion Episode 14.  

Kevin Brennan is on the show from his popular Misery Loves Company podcast and the same studio for a crossover style Episode 13.

Seth Herzog is on the show tonight from his day times with Fallon to joke around after hours on Episode 12.                

The Reverend Bob Levy is on the show preaching non-stops laughs from intro to outro for episode 11.

Bobby Collins is on the show from his house in LA to kick off the new weekly format for a classically funny Episode 10.

Kevin Dombrowski is still out of the studio but joined remotely by an All Star lineup of Aaron Berg, Sopan Deb, Gina Brillon, Cisco Duran, and Brett Druck for an even more special Episode 9 of Just Joking: LIVE.            

Kevin Dombrowski and his producer set up the studio in his apartment for a very special Episode 8 of Just Joking: Quarantine Edition.

Joe Bartnick is in studio and in town from touring with Bill Burr and prepping for his special on a hilarious Episode 7.

John Fugelsang is in studio slumming it with us from his show on SiriusXM to tell me everything and laugh about it all on Episode 6.

Matt Richards is in studio straight from Hosting HQ Trivia and hanging with Snoop for a funny Episode 5 and one of our best shows yet.

Kevin Farley is in studio with some funny headlines that lead to some funnier stories for episode 4.

Carlos Mencia is in studio (as Geno Bisconte is finally out) for a big episode 3.

The show’s first Big Name Guest stops in studio to joke around on episode 2.

Geno Bisconte (@genobisconte) stops in studio to work out the kinks of episode 1.