Who's Headlining Anyway? Presented by The Comedy Zone

Comedian Caitlin Peluffo joins Jason to talk about, you know... comedy, her career, being on network TV and her pet peeves.

Bob Saget was the first guest on The Comedy Zone Podcast, May 26, 2015. In this episode, we remember Bob's graciousness, his humility, and his desire to continue to work towards the things he wanted, and we revisit his appearance with us from 7 years ago.

Jason and Brian acknowledge the new year and their plans which are sure to fall apart.

Comedian Matt Fulchiron joins Jason to talk about his return to the road, starting out in LA, and cancel culture's effects on his process.

Comedian Ben Jones joins Jason to discuss how he almost joined the circus, how Jeff Foxworthy inspired his career, and the importance of free food.

Cort McCown saves the day, Christmas at Jason's house, playing a recovery show in Vegas.

Chris Buck discusses with Jason Allen King the relationship (and consequences) between technology, social media, and comedy, and how it affects both the authenticity and appreciation of art forms.

Charlotte comedians talk about Chris Rock's latest performance at The Comedy Zone, and Charlotte Comedy.

Tony Tone joins Jason from the set of a music video and talks about his upcoming projects, getting back on the road, and his path to the stage.

Jason catches up with comedian Andy Forrester.

Headlining at Charlotte's Comedy Zone this weekend (Oct 28/29/30) comedian John Henton joins Jason to talk about getting back on the road, his legendary Tonight Show appearance, and trading jabs with Milton Berle.

Tik-Tok mega-sensation Ben Brainard joins Jason in-studio to talk about falling backwards into Tik-Tok success, and moving to LA and immediately going on tour.  

Charlotte comedian Crystalle Ramey joins Jason in-studio to talk about her appearance at The World Series of Comedy in Las Vegas, losing a fight with a .99-cent shrimp cocktail, and appearing on a show with Jay Leno.

We're living in the future; Tim Counts and Sonja Goodwin join Jason to talk about their improv show coming up at The Comedy Zone, and Tim's dad squatted on his social media handles.

This has been a tough week in the comedy community and beyond.  Jason fought off the 'Rona, The Comedy Zone Family loses one of its own, Norm MacDonald passes away.

Jason Collings joins Jason from LA to talk about the white lie that started his comedy career, and doing The Tonight Show with Jay Leno on 45 minutes notice.

 Chuck Johnson from Summit Comedy joins Jason to discuss booking comics into college and corporate gigs, why you should never book Tracy Morgan, and how the game has changed over the past 20 years.

Comedians who want to be actors, listen up!  Talent Agent to the Stars Renee Vesci from Fast Lane Talent joins Jason to spill all the inside secrets about making sure your auditions get seen, and what it really takes to break through in the business.

Cale Evans from Queen City Comedy and Joe Hunsaker from Blumenthal Performing Arts are in-studio to talk about the upcoming Queen City Comedy Experience, Sept 7-12 at Blumenthal Arts Spirit Square.

Comedy Arts Theater of Charlotte's Kevin Shimko joins Jason in-studio to talk about the doozy of a year CATCH has had, upcoming shows, and dropping five pages of a Shakesperian play in front of an audience. 

Television writer/comedian Mick Betancourt joins Jason in-studio to talk about his potential return to comedy and podcasting, writing for Law and Order SVU, The Purge (TV series), and the number of comedians and writers who are leaving Hollywood.

Carols Valencia joins Jason in-studio to talk about taking the leap, dealing with hecklers and having a podcast with an unidentifiable name.  

Comedian Kenyon Adamcik joins Jason to talk about his comedy roots and approach to writing, and tells the story of how he got left back in elementary school in spite of being bilingual.

Comedian Mike Speenberg joins Jason to talk about his return to Charlotte and how his podcast has helped him love this city more, plus the one class upcoming comics should take after they graduate from standup school.

 Comedian EJ Nonstop joins Jason from the front seat of his car.