Getting My Act Together

Joe talks about doing all he could to make a show successful, producers requesting comics avoid certain topics, and the latest edition of Sushi Mic.

Joe attempts to deliver a master class in how to host a comedy show.

Joe talks about hosting his first sushi mic, the overwhelming evidence that service workers are underpaid, and an upcoming show in San Diego.

Joe talks about how he writes a joke, the influence of UConn basketball on his act, and showing a little respect for Rebecca Black.

Joe talks about getting a Monday night room, why he likes comedy to be difficult, and yet another naked person on a San Diego street.

Joe talks about hosting a couple of "shows" in San Diego, empathizing with headache sufferers, and barriers to entry for women in comedy.

Joe talks about attending a charity auction, doing standup in a sushi restaurant, and the importance of being in it to win it.

Joe talks about being reinvigorated by comedy in San Diego, his evidence that disproves a conspiracy theory, and a legal perspective from a knowledgeable listener.

Joe reads an email from Former Central Jersey Prosecutor, discusses rapprochement for motorcyclists and every other vehicle on the road, and talks about seeing an old, dear comedy friend.

Joe talks about his daughter crying while listening to a song, getting a message from a beloved listener, and the choices that define us.

Joe talks about dissent on college campuses, condescending grandmas, and seeing a music legend live.

Joe talks (again) about good comedy hosting, appreciating the quality of your life, and his need for audience advice.

Joe talks about brilliant songs, new material, and the difference between police in San Diego and Atlanta.

Joe talks about working up new material, men who tell their friends not to cheat on their wives, and another interesting interaction with his wife.

Joe talks about how the DMV is the ne plus ultra of clichés, when it's okay to talk about your kid, and his libertarian approach to sports officiating.

Joe talks about surviving the technocracy and living your best life.

Joe wonders if he is suffering cognitive decline, unpacks the "tip of the tongue" phenomenon, and tells a personal story of incredible persistence.

Joe talks about a neighbor accosting him and calling the police.

Joe talks about how karaoke gets it wrong, trying hard when you're not supposed to, and doing what the task requires but no one else is willing to do.

Joe talks about terrible leaders, drivers and dreams.

Joe talks about taking his 5-year-old to the zoo, doctor and St. Patrick's Day festivities.

Joe talks about trust, tennis in the desert, and his excitement about a new racist joke.

Joe talks about finding "The One," listeners who had a big weekend, and how little he does for the environment.

Joe talks about his daughter's multiple encounters with strange creatures, the death of a hookah mic, and the je ne sais quoi of Taylor Swift

Joe talks about an early-morning revelation, his daughter's continued obsession with parking tickets, and how he doesn't really mind the smell of skunks.