Tom Rhodes Smart Camp

Tom chats with global comedy star Arj Barker at a Denny's in Orlando, Florida.

The late legendary Comedian John Fox talks about his friendships with Johnny Carson and Rodney Dangerfield. He also shares his happiest moments in his long comedy career and why Wrigley field is paradise on earth.

In one of his final interviews, Ron Shock shares some of his best life stories with Tom just before his passing. 

Tom chats with one of his favorite young comics, Ryan Stout. He turns 30 this month and already has a ton of hosting credits, a killer album, and plays the best American clubs. Please enjoy this fantastic man. 

The irresistibly funny and lovable Brian Scolaro joins Tom for a lovely chat about his life on stage and on screen. 

I got to sit down with my long-time San Francisco pal, W. Kamau Bell, star of the new show "Totally Biased with W. Kamau Bell" on FX. He's a lovely human and I hope you enjoy this conversation. 

Lee Camp is one of today's most important political comedians. I caught up with him in Los Angeles after we went to a taping for Russel Brand's new show. We talk about the current state of Occupy and his genius web-series / book, "Moment of Clarity". Please enjoy my conversation with this wonderful human being.  

Tom catches up with international superstar Russell Peters while they perform together in Amsterdam for a Showtime special. They share their experiences of traveling the world to perform stand-up comedy for people of all races and cultures. 

Tom sits down with his long time San Francisco pal Dana Gould at the Moontower Comedy Festival in Austin, TX. They talk about his legendary career in stand-up comedy, dealing with hecklers, 911, UFOs & Area 51, Gearoge Carlin, and his time with the Simpsons. 

Tom chats with legendary comedian Jeff Foxworthy on stage at the world famous Punchline in Atlanta. They talk about the early days of driving to gigs together and growing as comedians in the south. They also discuss Jeff Foxworthy's recent Mitt Romney endorsement. Enjoy! 

Tom sits down with one of the South's most talented and promising rising stars of comedy, Matt Davis. They discuss the joys and horrors of southern audiences and succeeding in the often brutal circuit.  http://www.daviscomedy.com/

Listen to the brilliant Jim Short share stories about his time with Mitch Hedberg and Bill Hicks. 

Tom chats with one of America's greatest actors, Stephen Tobolowsky, who gives Tom some interesting insights on their time shooting Mr. Rhodes.  

This is a very special episode with my darling little sister, Laura Beth Rhodes Goldstien, 1973-2011. She was a joy to all who knew her.

Tom chats with legendary purveor of HaHa, the great Bert Haas of Chicago's greatest comedy club, Zanies. 

Tom chats with Chicago comedy giant, Patti Vasquez. They talk about the Chicago scene, ethnicity, and the joys and trials of family.  Check out her site pattivasquez.com

Tom sits down with his best friend - host and comedian Lou Angelwolf. They reminisce on starting out in Florida with comics like Brian Regan and Ron Bennington, and reflect on decades of love and laughter.  

In this long-lost pilot episode of Tom Rhodes Radio, Tom is joined by his good friends Lou Angelwolf and Dana Gibson in Los Angeles. Together they are "The Unoffendables." After discussing the best free entertainment in LA, they interview the brilliant comedian/prophet John Fugelsang, in which they discuss real Christianity and eating the Beatles.  Then they sit down with TV & comedy stars Jimmy S...

Tom continues his conversation with musician Tom Rhodes. 

Tom travels to Wilmington, North Carolina to talk to Tom Rhodes, the musician. 

Tom travels to London to do shows and talk with his comedian friends Shazia Mirza and Dave Fulton.

Tom travels to London to do shows and talk with his comedian friends Ed Byrne and Adam Bloom.

Tom visits his good friend Brian Regan in Las Vegas.

Tom  talks with Australian comedian Brendon Burns from his flat in London about cracking the London scene and the Edinburgh fringe festival.

Tom travels to the green rolling mountains of Vermont to visit his uncle Bob and talk about life, comedy and the family sense of humor.