Who's Headlining Anyway? Presented by The Comedy Zone

Trouble, with a capital T, that rhymes with P, and that stands for Plumbing.  Plus, Jason gets an email from a fellow comic that leaves him troubled.  With a capital T...

Actor/comedian Philly Plowden joins Jason from Atlanta to talk about his start in comedy, notoriously crummy comedy condos, and his running joke with another comic.

This episode - recorded before the events of January 6, 2021 - includes an appearance from comedian Cliff Cash. His new album, "Halfway There," drops January 8.

What's it like to bomb on the biggest stage of your young career?  Sam Evans knows.  He also may have misinterpreted his mother's encouragement.  Either way, he's funny, and he joins Jason in this week's episode.

Comedian Jean Snyder joins Jason to discuss favorite Christmas movies, how she's dealt with being a full-time comedian in a pandemic, and how she'll be Brian's Christmas Cookie Cuck.

Comedian Shaun Jones joins Jason to discuss comedy, writing, and the phone call on the way to the airport that changed his life.

Jason has a past that we just learn about in this episode. Plus, the year's top standup specials and what if there was a fellowship for comedians to study their craft?

Charlotte comedian Sid Davis joins Jason and tells the story of his journey to comedy, after selling insurance and fixing commercial airplanes.

The guys haven't always been this cool.

For some standups, the future of comedy is very much unknown, Will and Jason embark on a frank discussion of what the next few months might mean for comics who have to grind out a career. Plus, Jason may or may not be on a stakeout.

Trunk or Treat just sounds... wrong.  Plus, Scary movies and scarier times.

Jason returns with a fashion statement, Will loiters on docks, Clip of the Week!

So much to talk about after two weeks off. Football, food, voting, fishing.  It's all here.

Will and producer Brian discuss the art and science of BBQ, and some football, and how Will deals with not being the center of attention at home, or if he even ever was.

Will returns after the birth of his son; missing the stage; there's never been a better time to quit on your dreams.

Charlotte comedian and show producer Lauren Ansley joins Jason to talk about the timing of the pandemic shutdown and her career, and her multiple pivots since then that have kept her working.

Jason does an outdoor show, Will needs another week off, Jim Gaffigan has a meltdown, and then explains it.

A baby update, quick comedy hits, and a new Seinfeld book!

Comedy just feels different, if Grunge came before Hair Metal, opening for Rob Schneider.

Charlotte comedian and producer Chris Corrado joins Will to talk about his career, his eye for locating non-traditional venues where comedy will work, his pivot to producing drag shows after COVID-19, and his love for horror movies.

Will and Jason connect via ZOOM for the first time since all the crazy started, to talk about live comedy, the return of sports, and Jason's quarantine workout routine.

Comedian JD Colwell joins Will to talk about working the Funny Bus, and an audience member who really didn't want anything to do with him.

Will's cat gets out of Dodge... sort of.

Jason takes a road gig, with some restrictions; plus comedians behaving badly.

Will and Jason reflect on the state of race in America, and where do we go from here?