Who's Headlining Anyway? Presented by The Comedy Zone

Comedy Zone booker and Comedy Class instructor Joel Pace joins Jason Allen King in studio to answer all the questions aspiring comics want to ask a stage-time gatekeeper but are afraid to, plus the inauspicious beginnings of the Comedy Zone franchise, and Joel's social media strategy.

Living Single's John Henton returns to the podcast with a green room conversation with host Will Jacobs, plus Will pimps his return to the Philly area, and admits he was wrong. Save the date.

Jason details his run with the bulls in Spain, and Will reveals a secret he's held on to for more than 20 years.

Mathew Schantz and Tania Kelly from long-time Charlotte sketch group Robot Johnson join Will in-studio to talk about sketch, their process, and the times things haven't gone quite right on stage.

Actor/comedian and QCPN Podcast host Brian Lafontaine joins Jason Allen King in-studio to talk about his transition from comedy to acting, his most notable roles, and his podcast "You May Have Seen" on the Queen City Podcast Network. Plus, Jason ran with the bulls. Seriously.

It's Ladies Night at The Comedy Zone! Recorded before an all-female show, comedians Tera Brown and Jenn Snyder joins Will in-studio to talk about if women are funny, working clean, and of course, Eddie Murphy movies.  

With the guys on the road, we take a look back at vintage interviews with Josh Blue, Kyle Kinane and Michael Kosta, special appearance by former host Sammi Jo!  

In what is hopefully the final word on the Great Charlotte Comedy Kerfuffle, two Charlotte open mic comedians respond to the Facebook comments from Johnny Millwater and the controversy that followed.

Charlotte comedian Johnny Millwater joins Will and Jason plus comedian Ray Money to explain the Great Charlotte Comedy Kerfuffle, and the aftermath.

The guys debate marriage, but not in the way you might expect; plus cultural appropriation, stacking the Funny On The Fly deck.

Someone ignited a bit of a kerfuffle in the Charlotte Comedy Scene. In this episode, three people who have nothing to do with the controversy talk about it at length, plus we name Will's next podcast.

Will sells out... a show. The NBA Draft Lottery, the Sixers gut-punch loss takes a toll on Will, Jason gets a new nickname.

Recorded just minutes before the start of another Funny on the Fly show at The Comedy Zone in Charlotte, NC, Will and Brian discuss what goes into producing this unique standup show; plus Will's night out with his co-workers.

Charlotte comedian Ray Money joins the guys in-studio for the real story behind Will and Ray's trip to Georgia and Florida, plus the secret to Ray's on-stage cool. Also, comedian John Caparulo in-studio with his start in Cleveland and Pittsburgh, his fondness for the grind, and he new animated project.

Will has a gig he's not aware of; he and Jason break down the matchups in the next round of the March Mania Tournament with zero preparation; and both hosts have an exciting opportunity.

Charlotte comedian J Bliss joins Will Jacobs in-studio to talk about his new comedy album "#TTBS" (available now on iTunes) and the comedy stage in Charlotte that was the toughest to play.

Will and Jason break down last week's interview with Comedy Zone Owner Brian Heffron, and Steeler's fan Jason has some definite feelings about Antonio Brown signing with the Raiders.

The podcast four years in the making- Comedy Zone owner Brian Heffron joins Will and Jason at the Comedy Zone Podcast Studio and opens up about his career; how he got started; how the business has changed; and the perception some local comics have about him, and the Comedy Zone.

The Godmother of Charlotte's comedy community, Debbie Millwater joins Will and Jason in-studio to talk about the Queen City's comedy scene, her philosophy of producing comedy shows, and how living in her car with her road-dog husband made her a better show runner. Plus, Steelers-fan Jason takes on the team's Antonio Brown situation.

Will feels judged for using coupons at the drive-through, but it may be the way he uses them; Robert Kraft charged; comedy "tours" and "killing."

As we welcome new co-host Jason Allen King to the show, Will describes his NBA All Star Weekend experience, and his efforts at playing peacemaker.

Charlotte Improv comics Cale Evens and Jake Brayton join Will in the new QCPN studio at Advent CoWorking to talk about the worst places they've performed.

Will's opening act on a recent gig breaks all the rules; a plea to Black Twitter.

Will and Brian explain the origins of the Queen City Podcast Network, the details of the new sponsorships, and how it all will go down, and how it affects the listeners in Charlotte and beyond. Plus, we hate half of this year's Super Bowl. Part of The Queen City Podcast Network, powered by OrthoCarolina.

Sammi Jo's final podcast as she leaves us to move to Los Angeles. Come for the heartfelt goodbyes, stay for the last batch of sexual innuendo from our friend, Sammi.