Getting My Act Together

Joe talks about taking his daughter to find his car the next day, being in someone's Top 5 and a country singer who makes Taylor Swift look like Nina Simone.

Joe talks about a collision between two neighbors, TIkTok nurses and a big upcoming weekend in Atlanta. 

Joe talks about the politicians who love the podcast, being suspicious of anything too popular, and how "they at Big Bird neck."

Joe talking about taking a COVID test on Thanksgiving, offending two separate religious groups and choosing love.

Joe talks about trying out jokes on his 74-year-old mother-in-law, the University of Phoenix and a five-hour plane ride with a toddler.

Joe talks about doing a set in Spanish, an upcoming cross-country trip, and the respect he has for listeners who don't leave reviews of the podcast.

Joe talks about being asked to do a set in Spanish, the leader of a corporation more harmful than Phillip Morris, and a bunch of old podcasts ("And Then You Woke Up," "Drinks on Me," "Grateful Pastures" etc.).

Joe talks about a crowd full of lunatics and offers the definitive statement on Aaron Rodgers.

Joe talks about a night at the opera, listener reviews of the podcast and how acting can actually be fun if you do it with hilarious people.

Joe welcomes new listeners to the podcast, recaps a great out-of-town gig and prepares for a night at the opera.

Joe talks about a listener's suggestions for the Mt. Rushmore of chocolate candy, going to a trampoline park and coming to terms with his feelings about the local baseball team.

Joe responds to several viewers' messages, talks about the upcoming Atlanta mayoral election and describes the correlation between following baseball and not having much going on in his life.

Joe talks about tonight's Limerick Comedy show being bumped by the World Series, yet another story about Aaron Rodgers being a crybaby and an audience member telling him she was uncomfortable at a show.

Joe talks about taking his wife out to a nice restaurant and running into someone he knew in a darker time in his life.

Joe finally articulates the format of the podcast.

Joe is at the Laughing Skull Lounge in Atlanta OCT 15-16 and talks about taking his first piano lesson at the age of 27, running into a comic in another city and underestimating the audience.

Joe talks about why young people are right (and the simple reason old people refuse to listen to them) and the difference between leaving a review of the podcast and reviewing the podcast.

Joe talks about his penurious neighbors, the continuing saga of the grinding grandfather and how to get better at stand-up comedy.

Joe talks about doing standup for an ungrateful audience, Chinese insecurity and a famous man doing famous man things.

Joe talks about the one person no one wants to see sitting alone at a comedy show, volunteering his friends' time to raise money for wealthy people and the only two ways a goal gets scored in soccer.

Joe talks about two types of people who make comics feel good about themselves, why no one honks in Atlanta and overhearing something someone said they heard a podcast consultant say.

Joe is at the Laughing Skull Lounge in Atlanta SEP 24-25 and talks about smug farmers, one of the hottest comedy shows he's ever seen, and the most obvious reason a man would want to tell a woman what to do with something in her body.

Joe gives a behind-the-scenes look at the booking process for Limerick Comedy (and every other comedy show that exists), provides an update on the girl from "Pantera Swimming Lesson" and apologizes for possibly misleading comics who listened to the last episode of the podcast.

Joe (eventually) talks about the joy in belonging to a comedy scene.

Joe talks about tonight being the third consecutive week Limerick Comedy has featured a comic with late-night credits, the difference between performing sober and buzzed, and some of the great vendors at his Atlanta farmers' market.