Getting My Act Together

Joe talks about his favorite listener, a big show at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta and why he could never stop doing comedy.

Joe talks about a groundbreaking rap album, the most impressive accomplishments on his resume and a major milestone in his marriage.

Joe talks about a restaurant GM yelling his political affiliation at him, how good American workers have it right now and his idea for a one-man show.

Joe talks about a listener giveaway, his neighbors threatening to come to a show, and "working with Keenan Thompson."

Joe talks about how fitness routines change as you get older, Big Hamster and crepey skin.

Joe talks for less than five minutes. 

Joe talks about beloved college radio station Album 88, his body's check engine light and having mixed feelings about the Canadian truckers blockading the Ambassador Bridge.

Joe talks about how special things don't last forever, a four-year-old review of the legendary Pizza Mic, and a listener doing what makes him feel most like himself. (The Pizza Mic episode referenced in the show is No. 22, "You're Fired.")

Joe talks about Neil Young, the Russians and the people who listen to the podcast as soon as it comes out.

Joe talks about an audience member gone wild, the heat in his house going out and a suspicion about his juggling instructor.

Joe talks about getting into a scrape at his daughter's preschool, a listener's message of support and what it really means to refer to someone as a "gentleman."

Joe talks about losing his dog.

Joe talks about being accused of being a bully, a bartender too smashed to work the day shift and the podcast's biggest week yet.

Joe talks about tonight's Limerick Comedy show being cancelled, dogs with developmental disabilities and falling in love with a girl who chewed tobacco.

Joe talks about the intricacies of doing crowd work, getting back into the basement and someone telling him he looks really old.

Joe talks about his week being a single parent, the return of a podcast favorite and robots, ornaments and little Santa hats.

Joe goes off the rails after a trip to the gas station, provides an update on the spread of coronavirus throughout his house and talks about the single most important factor in any person's success.

Joe talks about losing 10 pounds in a week, the person closest to him testing positive for coronavirus, and how moved he was by the listeners who recently got in touch.

Joe talks about taking COVID back to where it belongs, renting a car at the Star Wars cantina and what every parent of a toddler hates to admit.

Joe talks about the difference between isolating in the basement and isolating in his bedroom, two people who are not parenting role models and a great piece of life advice.

Joe talks about how two primary issues in his basement make it hard to tell if he has Covid symptons, how the January 6 rioters were not neccesarily "dumb" for filming their crimes, and the mind games that attend isolation.

Joe talks about how his selfishness ruined the holidays for the most important person in his life. Enjoy!

Joe talks about an NFL coach (the subject of Episodes 117 & 118) violating the grinding rules of engagement, the difference between liking your work and liking your job, and getting closer and closer to having COVID.

Joe talks about viewing classical art through a contemporary lens, one of his favorite comics doing Limerick Comedy, and how he never sexualized Britney Spears.

Joe talks about run-ins with toddlers, senior citizens and pro-Russia crowd members and how he understands what it is like to be Mike Pence.