Getting My Act Together

Joe talks about taking "What's Your Problem?" to the Punchline this Sunday (March 5), the fear of failure, and how to tell that a song was not written all the way.

Joe responds to listener emails, talks about a human porn category, and reflects on the might of Atlanta comedy.

Joe talks about the debut of "What's Your Problem?"

Joe talks about Sunday's big show at the Laughing Skull Lounge, the essential ingredients in the best jokes, and two more potential occasions he might've been racist.

Joe asks his Indian listeners about a faux pas he committed, talks about "bullying" an audience member, and discusses a deep quote from an unlikely source.

Joe talks about his new Instagram followers, a Congresswoman's next paramour, and hating the game and not the player. 

Joe talks about what might happen when your ball goes over the neighbor's fence, deleting his TikTok, and an update from a beloved listener.

Joe inquires about a beloved listener, talks about wading into the pre-kindergarten arms race, and works through a sensitive joke from the tenth episode of the podcast, "High Horse."

Joe tries not to talk about the police killing of Tyre Nichols.

Joe talks about having his finger on the pulse of Atlanta, a message from a blind listener, and how kids say the darndest things about the civil rights movement at the least opportune times.

Joe talks about being featured on the Atlanta NPR affiliate, momentum for his new show, and a local example of cops doing the right thing.

Joe talks about being a great dad, a doctor only old people see, and a woman he hardly knows falling asleep in his house.

Joe talks about where he's not performing this weekend, the amazing story of Q Lazzarus, and his big idea for a new show.

Joe talks about meeting Buffalo Bill, speedballing alcohol and cholesterol medicine, and a potential rebrand of the United States.

Joe talks about saying something dumb to his wife, someone more gutsy than a standup,  and what a broken heart really means. 

Joe talks about how he continues to pamper himself, the impossible neutrality of "Top Gun: Maverick," and being interrupted while recording the podcast.

Joe talks about letting the audience down, the future of his act, and visiting a beloved relative in an "old folks' home."

Joe talks about staying in his lane when it comes to his wife's skincare regimen, the computer trying to take over his home, and being told he looked "gay in the best way."

Joe talks about pride, a hilarious comedy special, and The Goat's confirmation.

Joe talks about the two things every visitor to Atlanta must do, the increasing popularity of book burnings, and "Feel Good Friday."

Joe talks about why women may connect with true crime stories, the truth about the Griner/Bout swap and getting a facial.

Joe talks about having a great time at a show not doing what he wanted to do, treating material like he's dating it, and people who "don't see race."

Joe talks about finally getting his day in court, witnessing a master class in listening, and losing his mind at people losing their minds.

Joe talks about hype songs, how terrible he looks in his reels, and end-of-year lists.

Joe talks about the U.S. Soccer Federation trolling Iran, showing his daughter a real-life queen, and the complexity of his juggling instructor.